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SEBI proposes major reforms to Portfolio Management Services The Securities and Exchange Board of India is considering a new Mutual Fund-only Portfolio Management Service (MF-PMS) framework. This proposed framework aims to make professional wealth management more accessible by lowering the minimum investment threshold. Under the proposal, investors could access professionally managed mutual fund portfolios with a minimum investment of Rs 25 lakh, down from the current Rs 50 lakh required for traditional PMS.

Reported by 8 independent outlets Written Sep 27
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  • SEBI proposed a Mutual Fund-only Portfolio Management Service (MF-PMS) framework.moneycontrol.com
  • The proposed MF-PMS framework could lower the minimum investment threshold to Rs 25 lakh.moneycontrol.com
  • The service would use mutual funds, ETFs, and Specialised Investment Funds (SIFs).moneycontrol.com

Why it matters

For the advisory industry, this proposed reform is seen as a long-awaited move toward a more inclusive professional investment landscape. It addresses the industry's demand for a simplified structure focused exclusively on mutual fund investments, allowing qualified professionals to expand their practice.

This move is significant as it aims to broaden choices for investors, allowing them to choose between a Registered Investment Adviser (RIA) and a distributor. However, market participants are concerned about potential multiple layers of charges, including advisory fees, PMS fees, and mutual fund expense ratios.

What we don't know yet

  • What will the final cost structure be for the MF-PMS products?
  • When will SEBI notify the final regulations regarding the MF-PMS framework?

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What would change this answer

SEBI approves the MF-PMS framework without changesThe lower threshold of Rs 25 lakh would become the operational standard for the service.
The consultation paper receives industry feedbackSEBI may refine the provisions before the final regulations are notified.

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