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SEBI considers higher brokerage cap for mutual funds
SEBI reviews raising mutual fund brokerage fee caps, aiming to boost distributor revenue and improve investor access to diverse schemes.
SEBI is reviewing proposals to raise the brokerage fee cap for mutual funds following industry feedback and consultations with institutional brokers. The move aims to address concerns about undercompensation for intermediaries and encourage wider distribution of mutual fund schemes. Experts indicate that this change could increase revenue for distributors and improve investor access to diverse products. SEBI’s decision is expected in the coming weeks, potentially reshaping mutual fund sales strategies. Fund houses are also evaluating cost structures to align with the proposed changes, ensuring fair investor pricing while supporting intermediary networks.