When 'passive' funds require active decision-making, something is deeply wrong
26-Feb-2025•Dhirendra Kumar
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There's a curious charade playing out in the Indian mutual fund industry, one that turns the very concept of passive investing on its head. Fund houses have discovered a convenient loophole in SEBI's regulatory framework and are enthusiastically exploiting it.
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