Census 2021 Manadvetan List Declared
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Investors looking for investment avenues must be aware of certain rules and regulations that govern the Indian mutual fund sector – SEBI guidelines for mutual funds.
In India, the SEBI MF Regulations of 1996 govern the workings of mutual funds. These guidelines treat mutual funds like Public Trusts that fall under the Indian Trust Act of 1982. For handling mutual funds and to ensure accountability on the trustees, the guidelines specify a three-tier set up comprising of the fund managers, the investors, and the representatives.
The Securities and Exchange Board (SEBI) is the designated regulatory body for finance and markets in India. The primary function of the board is to protect the interests of the investors in securities and promote and regulate the securities market. SEBI has laid the ground rules for investors to become aware of the functioning of the mutual funds by providing necessary information. They serve to simplify the broad spectrum of mutual fund schemes that may often seem quite confusing to the investors. The guidelines on the merger and consolidation of mutual fund schemes issued by SEBI are aimed at simplifying the process of comparing various mutual fund schemes that are on offer by fund houses.
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