Asset Management Company Case Study

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A) Introduction to Asset Management Companies

Definition: -

Under SEBI Regulations, every mutual fund is required to have an Asset Management Company (AMC)

incorporated in accordance with the Companies Act, 2013 to manage the funds of the mutual fund. The

AMC should be approved by SEBI and should enter into an agreement with the trustees of the mutual

fund to formulate schemes, raise money against units, invest the funds in accrued securities and after

meeting the permissible costs as per norms, distribute income to the share holders of the funds

Eligibility:-

1) The asset management company should have directors having adequate professional experience in

finance and financial services related field

2) They should not be found …show more content…

5) The chairman of the asset management company should not be a trustee of any mutual fund. Finally,

the asset management company should have a net worth of not less than rupees ten crores.

6) AMC Responsible for the Acts of its Employees

Obligations for an AMC: -

1) The asset management company should take all reasonable steps and exercise due diligence to

ensure that the investment of funds pertaining to any scheme is not contrary to the provisions of these

regulations and the trust deed.

2) It should treat the money as if it were its own business and to this effect apply due diligence and

other measures necessary.

3) The asset management company shall be held liable for the wrong commissions or omissions

4) It is required to submit to the trustees, quarterly reports of each year on its activities and the

compliance with these regulations. It should file with the trustees, the details of transactions in

securities by the key personnel of the asset management company in their own name or on behalf …show more content…

This can show clients how

the current deficiencies in the portfolio can lead upto giving more benefits, and how current market

trends may be used to inform new investing decisions. The plans of the asset manager goes around his

own research and records along with the goals of the investor.

Pooled in resources pose the unique advantage that individual asset management firms cannot, that is

of the investing opportunities in varied products. Amalgamation of resources results in greater

investment capital, preferential rates and purchasing options can be given to investors who otherwise

wouldn’t have been entertained. Investors receive returns on the basis of their investments in the

general fund. There are two sides to this type of fund as on the one hand this results in increased

performance of average investors; however the seasoned investors do not get complete freedom to get

the stocks that they want

Once an investment plan is devised and set into motion, asset management companies then monitor

the strategy and keep the clientele updated with the earnings and trends. Thus the customer gets a

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