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How to set up a mutual fund company? |
How to set up a mutual fund company? first u have to be experienced in the financial field with an asset base of atleast 100 crore and experiece of 5 years in the financial field and also running profitly for the past five years. and also there are lots of hurdles too. If you have to ask, then you won't be able to do it. Contact SEBI. They will advice you the best first of all u have to be in indian financial industry for atleast 5 years (FII, Banks,insurance firms,NBFC etc) and should have a networth of 10 crores. |
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