'Finfluencers' to come under regulatory purview soon
India Business News: The rise of financial influencers - who charge as high as Rs 7.5 lakh for a post on social media - introduced a new way for people to access and inter
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India Business News: The rise of financial influencers - who charge as high as Rs 7.5 lakh for a post on social media - introduced a new way for people to access and inter
Factors like political stability, favourable demographics and regulatory initiatives are making India a compelling story, says Sonam Srivastava of Wright Research
Moves proposed by Sebi last month not only ensure that investors receive accurate and unbiased information but also help in preserving authenticity and reducing fraud, Anand Rathi Wealth Deputy CEO Feroz Azeez told PTI.
Under the proposal, finfluencers need to be registered with SEBI and adhere to specific guidelines. Also, it has been proposed to ban unregistered finfluencers from partnering with mutual funds and stockbrokers for promotional activities.
While many finfluencers provide valuable insights, there has been a growing concern over the potential risks associated with unregulated finfluencers who might offer biased or misleading advice. They usually work on a commission-based model.