SEBI Registration Requirements for Investment Advisors by Enterslice Legal Service Provider Investment advisors are those who are responsible for providing financial advice to businesses or individuals with a high net worth or a large investment portfolio, as well as managing their portfolio. Features of Investment Advisors as defined by India's SEBI The Securities Exchange Board of India regulates them directly (SEBI). Registered Investment Advisors serve as fiduciaries for their clients. Clients must be informed of any potential conflicts of interest by registered investment advisors.
They charge a portion of the client's assets under management as a fee (AUM). In the United States, they must register for their practises and receive a Series 65 licence, whereas in India, an investment advisor must register under the SEBI IA Regulations, 2013. To increase transparency in their service, a Separate Investment Advisory Agreement Service through circular is provided by the Commission. Investment Advisors in SEBI vs. Investment Advisors in the United States
RIA (Registered Investment Advisor) is a person or firm that, for a fee, provides advice, makes recommendations, issues reports, or provides securities research, either directly or indirectly through publishing, as specified by The Investment Advisors Act of 1940. The Securities Exchange Commission requires that an investment advisor be registered. SEC or state securities authorities are not recommended or endorsed by a registered investment advisor. It simply means that the RIA has completed the registration process with the Commission, which is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Registered investment advisors must provide investment advice that is most suited to their expertise and abilities, as well as an investment that is always of interest to them.
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