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HDFC AMC, Reliance Nippon tumble 8% after Sebi cuts total expense ratio

The regulator has capped the total expense ratio (TER) for fund houses with equity assets up to Rs 500 billion at 1.05 per cent.

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Swati Verma New Delhi
Shares of asset management companies tumbled on Wednesday, a day after the capital markets regulator Sebi announced major changes to the fee structure for the Rs 25-trillion mutual fund (MF) industry, a decision that will hit the profits of asset management companies (AMCs) but result in savings for investors.

The regulator has capped the total expense ratio (TER) for fund houses with equity assets up to Rs 500 billion at 1.05 per cent, down from as much as 1.75 per cent charged earlier. AMCs with lower assets under management (AUM) will be allowed to charge a higher TER, based on
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