Explore the current CA Samaaj capital-markets collection on demat operations, nominations and mutual fund plan structures.
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A practical guide to SEBI nomination rules for demat accounts and mutual fund folios, including nominee vs legal heir, opt-out, multiple nominees, joint holdings and an investor review checklist.
A practical comparison of Direct and Regular mutual fund plans in India, covering expense ratios, separate NAVs, distributor costs, Growth vs IDCW confusion and a decision framework for investors.
A practical guide to SEBI's Basic Services Demat Account, covering eligibility, nil AMC up to ₹4 lakh, the ₹100 AMC slab up to ₹10 lakh, quarterly reassessment and investor checks.
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A practical guide to SEBI nomination rules for demat accounts and mutual fund folios, including nominee vs legal heir, opt-out, multiple nominees, joint holdings and an investor review checklist.
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The current collection focuses on three investor-operation topics: demat account facilities, nominations and direct-versus-regular mutual fund plans. Broader securities-law subjects such as LODR, insider trading and ICDR are not yet represented in the published guides.
The published collection presently helps with demat account facilities, nomination consequences and direct-versus-regular mutual fund plans. It is not presented as a complete listed-company or securities-law library.
Account limits, charges, nomination facilities and mutual-fund disclosures can change. Check the relevant depository, intermediary, scheme document and current SEBI material before making an operational or investment decision.
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