Will Sebi’s proposal for performance-based MF fees work?
Sebi’s proposal for performance-based mutual fund fees faces expert skepticism, with concerns about implementation difficulties and fairness to investors. Experts suggest such models are more suited for individually managed portfolios or closed-end funds, citing challenges in open-ended structures and the potential for undue pressure on fund managers.🕒 1 min read
Sebi’s proposal for performance-based mutual fund fees faces expert skepticism, with concerns about implementation difficulties and fairness to investors. Experts suggest such models are more suited for individually managed portfolios or closed-end funds, citing challenges in open-ended structures and the potential for undue pressure on fund managers.
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