Even registered portfolio managers cannot offer products with fixed returns, and are not allowed to accept funds or securities worth less than Rs 50 lakh from a client
With investors looking at options beyond the traditional investment routes for higher risk-adjusted returns, assets under management of the portfolio management industry rose nearly 17 per cent in the last one year to Rs 25.4 lakh crore at July-end. Going ahead, the trend looks positive for the ongoing fiscal year with Portfolio Management Services (PMSs) getting acceptability by a wider customer segment, including retail, industry experts said. Assets Under Management (AUM) of the portfolio management industry rose to Rs 25.4 lakh crore at the end of July 2022 from Rs 21.77 lakh crore at the end of July last year, translating into a growth of 17 per cent, latest with markets regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) showed. The asset base was Rs 24.8 lakh crore at the end of June this year. Of the total AUM, Rs 18.6 lakh crore are contributed by funds from EPFO or PFs. As of July 2022, there were 1.45 lakh clients in the portfolio management industry, of which 1.36
CEO Deepinder Goyal also said in the memo that 'Eternal', the proposed name for the parent organisation, would remain an 'internal name for now'
PMS schemes managed Rs 20.3 trillion under discretionary portfolio, Rs 1.7 trillion under non-discretionary, and Rs 2.1 trillion under advisory
Any buy/sell advice, including a model portfolio, should be the domain of research analysts while holistic financial planning and asset allocation should be that of investment advisors
None of the schemes gave negative returns over a one-year period
Most of the portfolio management service (PMS) schemes delivered negative returns in February, with 217 (80 per cent) of the 268 schemes underperforming the Nifty50
Capital markets regulator Sebi on Friday came out with the procedure for undertaking co-investment services through portfolio management route
Sebi on Thursday said PMS will have to undertake at least 10 per cent of their transactions through the request for quote platform.
With sophisticated investors looking beyond traditional retail-oriented investments, Portfolio Management Services (PMS) and Alternative Investment Fund (AIF) structures are gaining massive traction and the assets base of these products is expected to cross Rs 50 lakh crore by 2031. PMS and AIF are emerging as strong alternatives to grow wealth and investments, PMS Bazaar said at the annual summit 'PMS & AIF 4.0: Alternative Assets For All Seasons'. PMS Bazaar is a platform for investors and intermediaries looking for PMS and AIF information, analytics and comparisons to help investors create wealth using this wealth-building medium. "By 2031, the PMS and AIF industry is expected to cross Rs 50 lakh crore on the back of 20 per cent CAGR (compound annual growth rate) growth," it said. It further said PMS and AIF products generate healthy returns, achieve better penetration and thrive in a favourable regulatory landscape. According to official data, assets under management of ...
The schemes returned 0.2 per cent on average - worse than the 0.3 per cent generated by the benchmark
Long/short funds (of which data is available for 13) gave median returns of 2.73 per cent
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According to experts, renewal of certification through CPE points is a globally accepted norm
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Experts say directive will help clients understand product being offered is for commissions or merit
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The study considers point-to-point returns for different periods and total return index for both categories
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