New mutual fund expense ratios: Here’s how much you will pay now for equity, debt and ETFs
SEBI has approved a new mutual fund expense framework that clearly separates fund management fees from statutory charges such as taxes and levies. Under the revised rules, base expense ratios across equity, debt, index funds and ETFs have been lowered, brokerage caps tightened, and the additional expense allowance linked to exit loads removed. The changes aim to improve transparency, reduce long-term costs for investors and make mutual fund fees easier to understand and compare.
SEBI has approved a new mutual fund expense framework that clearly separates fund management fees from statutory charges such as taxes and levies. Under the revised rules, base expense ratios across equity, debt, index funds and ETFs have been lowered, brokerage caps tightened, and the additional expense allowance linked to exit loads removed. The changes aim to improve transparency, reduce long-term costs for investors and make mutual fund fees easier to understand and compare.
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