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MFs hike trail commissions by up to 50% for big distributors in NFO push

Asset managers have collected nearly Rs 20,000 crore of inflows via the NFO route in the past six months

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Aggressive selling of the funds by banks and switches from one fund to NFO are also the factors driving the sales of NFOs

Chirag Madia Mumbai
Fund houses are doling out higher trail commissions to big distributors and wealth management firms to boost NFO mobilisation. Asset managers have collected nearly Rs 20,000 crore of inflows via the NFO route in the past six months.

Typically, distributors get around 70-75 basis points (100 bps equals to 1 per cent) of trail commission, but in the past few months they are getting slightly higher trail commissions at around 100-110 bps, say industry participants.

Industry participants say this is prompting large distributors to aggressively market new offers launched by the Rs 34-trillion MF industry. The recently-concluded ICICI Prudential Flexicap

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