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Indian MF industry scores 'average' on fees and expense scorecard

In 2019, India's score improved from 'below average' to 'average', thanks to investor-friendly regulations introduced by the Securities and Exchange Board of India

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Samie Modak
The Rs 39-trillion domestic mutual fund (MF) industry has scored an ‘average’ on Morningstar Inc’s fees and expense scorecard — indicating there is more legroom to bring down the cost of investing in MFs.

In 2019, India’s score improved from ‘below average’ to ‘average’, thanks to investor-friendly regulations introduced by the Securities and Exchange Board of India, such as a ban on entry loads, up-front commissions, and overall reduction in so-called total expense ratios (TERs).
Australia, The Netherlands and the United States are currently in the top-quadrant. The Morningstar study says the TER for India is higher as still a

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