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SEBI Projects Mutual Fund Investor Growth and Simplifies Market Access

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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) projected that India's mutual fund investor base could grow from 6.6 crore to 24-26 crore over the next decade. This growth projection is based on a compound annual growth rate of 13-15 percent. SEBI also announced measures to simplify market access for both domestic and foreign portfolio investors. Additionally, the SEBI chief stated he wrote to the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) to integrate insurance holdings into the financial data network.

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The regulatory measures aim to make it easier for investors to participate in financial markets, which could drive investment demand. The projected growth in the mutual fund investor base suggests a potential expansion in assets under management. The move to integrate insurance data could help create a consolidated account statement, improving financial transparency for investors.

From aninews.in

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