If you also want to invest in mutual funds, you can do so by opening your bank account or demat account. Savings in mutual funds can be started by investing just Rs 500 per month, although it involves ...

When you invest in mutual funds, you complete KYC once and mostly forget about it. Later, a rule called FATCA was added. In simple terms, FATCA asks whether you have any tax connection outside India, ...

India's markets regulator has proposed tighter know-your-customer (KYC) checks for mutual fund investors, but stopped short of creating a single centralized verification system—something the industry ...

SEBI is proposing significant changes to the KYC verification process for new mutual fund investors, aiming to streamline access and reduce delays. The regulator also plans to revise the mutual fund ...

“It should be ensured that all e-wallets are fully compliant with KYC norms as prescribed by Reserve Bank of India (RBI),” SEBI said in a circular On May 8th 2017, SEBI allowed investors to use online ...

When investing through a distributor, their commission is deducted from the scheme's NAV, so it doesn't appear as a separate charge. PAN, address proof, photo, and bank account required for mutual ...