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Practical guidance on burning issue of most MFDsGoutam Karmakar, ICAA, Kolkata

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ICAA will be hosting its annual mega convention inDarjeeling between 29th and 31st Jan, 2025. Two major themes this convention will focus on will be VUCA and succession planning.

VUCA – volatility, uncertainty, complexity, ambiguity –has been a feature of markets for some years, and fund managers and investors continue to come to terms with dealing with this phenomenon. For distributors, there’s an added layer of complexity in the form of product categories like AIFs and GIFT City funds that they have to understand and guide investors on and uncertainty is getting highlighted due to lack of succession planning.

Goutam says HNIs are increasingly being sought out directly by AIFs, which makes it imperative for MFDs to dive deep into these products and guide clients appropriately. This convention will give participants a good understanding of the world of AIFs. Likewise, NRI clients are keen to understand more about GIFT City products.

Succession planning is clearly the need of the hour – in East alone, Goutam estimates that over Rs.4000 cr of MFD AuM is orphaned due to lack of proper succession planning.

For most small and mid sized MFDs, getting their next generation to take interest in this business is proving to be a challenge. Other options including alliances must be explored and acted on quickly.

This convention will have CAs, lawyers and RTAs who will explain how to go about merging firms and building alliances among like minded MFDs.

Goutam asks a pertinent question: if a 65 year old MFD counsels a 35 year old client to start a 25 year SIP for his retirement, and the client turns around and asks him, “I will start this 25 year journey, but how long will you be there with me”, what answer will the MFD give? You need to find this answer NOW.

Goutam invites MFDs from across India to participate and shares logistical details and costs.


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Kaimaparambil Chandran ARN NO :69056 Thrissur , 26 Dec 2024

My sons are not interested to follow my path

Kaimaparambil Chandran ARN NO :69056 Thrissur , 26 Dec 2024

Nothing

PREMANSHU DAS ARN NO :5179 HOWRAH, 26 Dec 2024

real problems of grassroot level & also for big MFDs.

PREMANSHU DAS ARN NO :5179 HOWRAH, 26 Dec 2024

real problems of grassroot level & also for big MFDs.

Promila Bhardwaj ARN NO :ARN-19335 New Delhi, 26 Dec 2024

There is huge need to to address the main 2 topics in current times. I know how important to grow as distributor to be able to help my investors and cleared Retirement Advisor exam last year. this new certification has helped me to understand the retirement planning in more fundamental way. I have succeeded in roping in my next generation to take over my MF business as and when I hang my boots. Currently shes is registered MFD, already. This took me 4 years to achieve it.

Deepak R Khemani ARN NO :Deepak R Khemani Mumbai, 25 Dec 2024

Real Life Problems of Real people Discussed here. Its an important issue which needs to understood well and be planned accordingly at an Industry level.

SWAPAN SANTRA ARN NO : ARN -18337 Howrah, 25 Dec 2024

Really informative discussion! Excellent!

S NARAYANAN ARN NO :ARN - 2155 CHENNAI CITY TAMILNADU, 25 Dec 2024

I am 76years of age, with AUM of Rs.10 crores built over the years as an INDIVIDUAL after retirement form BANK OF INDIA. I have all the problems of age, no successor to step into my shoes to carry the FLAG ON...though I am aware of the pitfalls of not having a succession plan.... the option of COLLABORATION is tricky and difficult....

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