
Jash Kriplani
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2 weeks ago |
htsyndication.com | Neil Borate |Jash Kriplani
New Delhi, June 9 -- A small set of fintechs and ONDC (Open Network for Digital Commerce) have come up with an audacious plan to revolutionise investing in mutual funds for India's masses. The initial pipeline has been built out and is operational. The full plan, still at the discussion stage among fintechs, mutual funds and ONDC, is breathtaking in its scope since it would involve a change to Sebi's (Securities and Exchange Board of India) regulations on the distribution of mutual funds.
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2 weeks ago |
livemint.com | Neil Borate |Jash Kriplani
Cybrilla, which has a license from Sebi as a Registrar and Transfer Agent, has built a system where the distributor and mutual fund can directly interface, bypassing legacy platforms. According to a fintech executive familiar with the matter, this brings down the cost per transaction from the current ₹2-7 range to just ₹0.75. The newer tech rails also give distributors more visibility on issues like transaction failures or delays.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Neil Borate |Jash Kriplani
NowAsia stocks rise with Sino-US talks, China data in focusInvesting.com-- Most Asian stocks rose on Monday amid optimism over high-level trade talks between China and U.S. set to take place later in the day, …6 hours agoMan Uncovers Father's 1990s JSW Shares Worth Rs 1 Lakh, It's Now Valued At... This incredible turn of events highlights the power of long-term investing, proving that patience can indeed yield extraordinary returns.
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Mar 3, 2025 |
livemint.com | Neil Borate |Jash Kriplani
Money Summary Mint analysed India’s top 15 fund houses in terms of assets under management to see which of their equity funds had a higher share of regular plans and which had a higher share of direct plans. Here’s what we found. This is a Mint Premium article gifted to you. Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Investors in direct mutual funds lean toward certain equity-fund categories, while regular-plan investors favour others.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
livemint.com | Jash Kriplani
For instance, if assets are gifted to a spouse, any income generated from those assets will be clubbed with the income of the person who originally owned the asset. In the case of a minor child, any income generated from those assets will be clubbed with the income of the highest-earning family member. Any income of a minor child, unless it is actively earned by the child, is liable to clubbing provision.
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