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3h agoSEBI Proposes Scrapping Extra Mutual Fund Fee to Boost Investor Returns
India’s capital markets regulator SEBI released a draft proposal to remove the additional five-basis-point charge levied on mutual fund schemes. The move aims to directly enhance investor gains by reducing overall expense ratios. The consultation paper invites public comments until November 17. Analysts said the change would improve transparency and benefit long-term SIP investors. Fund managers expect stronger retail participation as cost efficiencies pass through to end users. The decision marks another step in SEBI’s ongoing reforms to rationalize investment expenses.
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3h agoSEBI Proposes Scrapping Extra Mutual Fund Fee to Boost Investor Returns
India’s capital markets regulator SEBI released a draft proposal to remove the additional five-basis-point charge levied on mutual fund schemes. The move aims to directly enhance investor gains by reducing overall expense ratios. The consultation paper invites public comments until November 17. Analysts said the change would improve transparency and benefit long-term SIP investors. Fund managers expect stronger retail participation as cost efficiencies pass through to end users. The decision marks another step in SEBI’s ongoing reforms to rationalize investment expenses.
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SEBI Proposes Scrapping Extra Mutual Fund Fee to Boost Investor Returns
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SEBI proposed eliminating the 5 bps mutual fund fee, seeking to improve cost transparency and maximize investor benefits through lower expense ratios.
India’s capital markets regulator SEBI released a draft proposal to remove the additional five-basis-point charge levied on mutual fund schemes. The move aims to directly enhance investor gains by reducing overall expense ratios. The consultation paper invites public comments until November 17. Analysts said the change would improve transparency and benefit long-term SIP investors. Fund managers expect stronger retail participation as cost efficiencies pass through to end users. The decision marks another step in SEBI’s ongoing reforms to rationalize investment expenses.
India’s capital markets regulator SEBI released a draft proposal to remove the additional five-basis-point charge levied on mutual fund schemes. The move aims to directly enhance investor gains by reducing overall expense ratios. The consultation paper invites public comments until November 17. Analysts said the change would improve transparency and benefit long-term SIP investors. Fund managers expect stronger retail participation as cost efficiencies pass through to end users. The decision marks another step in SEBI’s ongoing reforms to rationalize investment expenses.
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Oct 30, 2025 • 12:24 IST
