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HDFC unveils Green & Sustainable FD
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Aditya Birla AMC identifies 5 key themes likely to play out in next 3-5 years
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SEBI s wish for new MF platform triggers debate! Here are the pros and cons
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Public sector banks (PSBs) are reported to have written off about Rs 8 trillion worth of loans over the last seven years, which is more than twice the capital infused by the government in the same period. This is clearly an unsustainable position, and the government cannot perpetually keep infusing large sums of capital in the banking system.
It has been issuing recapitalisation bonds over the last few years because of budget constraints, but this medium also has limits. In this context, our
lead editorial notes that since there are limitations to the extent PSBs can be reformed and are likely to remain a drag on government finances, the government should speed up their privatisation.Read here
: Wednesday, July 21, 2021, 4:00 PM IST
Life insurance and mutual funds are different kettle of fish; here s why parity of treatment is not possible
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Deepak Parekh, arguably the doyen of the Indian financial sector who founded the HDFC group and brought the idea of home finance companies into the Indian consciousness, has urged the insurance regulator to emulate the SEBI and prescribe Total Expenses Ratio (TER) and forget the minutiae of micromanagement of investment of life insurerâs funds.
The SEBI in April 2020 ushered in regime of TER pursuant to which a mutual fund schemeâs chargeable expenses are restricted on a tapering scale. To wit, on the first Rs 500 crore of the average daily net assets managed, 2.25 percent can be the maximum expenses that can be loaded on the unit holders and so on till only 1.05 percent is allowed on the remaining Rs 50,000 crore or more of average net assets. In return for this adherence to fiscal discipline