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SEBI Moves to Boost Mutual Fund Reach, Tighten Safeguards

The push seeks to draw first-time savers into funds through targeted incentives.

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Overview

  • SEBI proposed additional distribution incentives for investments by first-time women investors.
  • The regulator also outlined incentives for distributors who bring first-time individual investors from B30 cities into mutual funds.
  • Asset managers were told they remain fully responsible for vendors and third parties, with contracts expected to leave no scope for data leakage.
  • AMCs were urged to respond swiftly to fraudulent redemptions by impersonators and to share evolving fraud patterns across funds and QRTAs.
  • SEBI discontinued 52 AMC filing requirements and signaled broader rule simplification while promoting small SIPs and cautioning on micro-cap exposures.