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Practice, regulation and the business of advice.
SEBI's October 22 circular requires mutual fund distributors, AMCs, and their agents to terminate associations with unregistered advisers within three months. Here is what distribution practices must review.
Read this →SEBI has initiated a multi-regulator overhaul of the Consolidated Account Statement, adding insurance policies, bank deposits, and richer mutual fund disclosures to create a unified personal balance sheet.
Read this →A regulatory panel is weighing whether individual mutual fund distributors should be permitted to hold investment adviser licences, potentially dismantling a six-year structural divide.
Read this →SEBI has overhauled its Document Number Verification System, mandating subject matter entry and E-Office alignment to help distributors and investors verify genuine regulatory notices.
Read this →Mutual fund distributors face the critical September 30 compliance deadline for annual self-certification, risking commission forfeiture amidst AMFI's renewed push for operational transparency and advisory discipline.
Read this →The transitional window allowing distributors to sell Specialized Investment Funds via NISM Series XIII ends on September 21, 2026, cementing the unified NISM Series V-D exam.
Read this →SEBI has replaced three separate forms with one consolidated application for launching a mutual fund, tightening sponsor scrutiny. Here is why this entry-gate reform matters to distributors and investors, not just AMC founders.
Read this →Posts are written for general information and financial education. They are not investment advice and make no recommendation about any scheme. Mutual fund investments are subject to market risks; please read all scheme-related documents carefully before investing.