The End of Mutual fund Industry | Stock Market for Beginners

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The Active Mutual fund industry in India is going through a very serious change.

For the First time since Mutual funds were introduced in 1963 in India, regulatory changes are forcing the Active Mutual funds to lag their respective benchmark indices.

In October 2017, SEBI released a strict guideline, which defined 10 Equity Mutual fund categories and the category of stocks that each category of Equity Mutual fund could hold.

SEBI also instructed the Active Mutual funds to compare their performance with TRI - Total Returns Index of their respective benchmark indices.

Although, it is a well known fact that on average MOST Mutual funds cannot beat their respective indices, the MF industry has for hidden this fact from the public eye.

Not surprisingly.

With these changes coming into place, it is becoming more and more obvious that Active Mutual funds are going to lose market share over time as investors realise that they are paying a high fee for a poor performance.

But how quick will this process of losing Market share be? How Quickly can Index Funds grab the opportunity? and how much Market share do Index funds currently have?

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