Bombay Chamber Mutual Fund Conclave says industry needs a North Star to guide towards long term financial security for all
Mumbai, October 8, 2024: Bombay Chamber organised its annual Mutual Fund Conclave yesterday at the St Regis Hotel, Mumbai. The theme of the Conclave was India’s growth funded by Indians.In her welcome address, Pinky Mehta, President, Bombay Chamber and CFO, Aditya Birla Capital, said, “The Assets Under Management (AUM) of India's mutual fund industry rose by an impressive 40.70% over the past year, climbing from ₹46.94 lakh crore in August 2023 to ₹66.04 lakh crore in August this year, as reported by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI). Recognising this expanding market, SEBI has introduced a simplified regulatory framework for launching passive mutual fund schemes, known as MF Lite. This initiative aims to reduce compliance burdens and encourage new entrants into the mutual fu...









