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Ashok Kumar Sethi ARN NO :92-4- Delhi, 11 Aug 2014

What will be the registering criteria of SEBI while granting Registered License to Financial Advisor in regard to qualification, minimum experience in the field, etc. Finally, the yearly fee with renewal or one time registration fee, please elucidate.

k v ramaswamy ARN NO :arn - 3083 mumbai, 11 Aug 2014

MF Utility will be a large change in the industry and it will ensure that paperwork goes down, though there is some implications on income and a marginal impact due to direct. We believe it must ideally be open to advisors only though SEBI has decided otherwise. This will only increase mis -selling as entry barriers are low and in fact non - existent. Just like in stock market industry all buys and trx have to be done thru. stock exchange broker. Hope SEBI listens for the sake of the industry. without incentivisation the industry will not grow as it must.

Navin Kumar ARN NO :83441 Patna, 11 Aug 2014

Of course, my view is by and large in line with other fellow IFAs. And I do believe that MF Utility is a double edged sword. As rightly said above in "Impact of Direct Plans" that it is an issue that IFAs will have to live with, unwillingly for sure.