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Tech rescues advisers after entry load ban10-NOV-09
When the market regulator banned entry load on mutual funds, Paresh Kariya, an independent financial adviser (IFA) in Mumbai’s suburbs thought he would not be able to service small clients.
Fund valuations head south14-SEP-09
Entry load ban prompts many buyers to look at near-zero or pay-to-buy models.
Entry load ban to benefit MFs in long run, say fund managers11-SEP-09
After the initial hue and cry following market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (Sebi’s) ban on entry load from August 1, the mutual fund (MF) industry is gradually coming to terms with the negatives of the move and looking at the positive side of it.
Distributors prefer large investors after entry load ban17-AUG-09
The Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (Sebi) decision to ban entry load may see distributors move out from servicing smaller investors and concentrate only on large investors.
Banks' fee income may come down13-AUG-09
Cap on Ulip charges, MF entry load ban to strain bottom line.
Entry load ban: MFs may pay more trail commission to distributors28-JUL-09
Industry sources said fund houses could increase the trail commission for equity funds to compensate distributors. At present, fund houses pay 0.25 to 0.75 per cent as trail commission to distributors for equity schemes.
Fund houses hike brokerages to 3-4%10-JUL-09
Fear lower collections after the entry load ban.
Wealth managers likely to opt for advisory fee model03-JUL-09
The recent move by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to scrap entry load for mutual fund distributors might see changing business models in wealth management.
Sebi entry load ban may reduce NFOs02-JUL-09
MFs will rush to launch offers before the ban comes into force.
  
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