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How SEBI is Ruining IA and RA Professionals ?
The stock market gives immense ways of earning money. You can become an investor, trader, broker, or authorised person to make money in the stock market. If someone doesn’t want to do any of these, a person can register himself with SEBI as an investment advisor to passively make money from the stock market. But despite having a lucrative career as an investment advisor there are less than 1400 registered investment advisors in India if you search ‘investment advisor’ on Just Dial in any city you will get thousands of contacts. So why people don’t want to register themselves as a registered investment advisor with SEBI? There are many hurdles and reasons for that. For instance, to become a SEBI registered person the applicant should have a net worth of ₹5 lakh and if it is a firm net worth must be ₹50 lakh Also one should have a NISM certification, he has to follow the code of conduct regulation as prescribed in SEBI Investment Advisor Regulation 2013, and whatnot. After doing all these things what he earns? As per SEBI rules an investment advisor can not charge more than 1.25 lakh rupees from a client for his services. Also in case he handles assets he can not charge more than 2.50% of the value of assets under management. SEBI rules on investment advisors prohibit deals and securities so there are not many avenues for earning as an investment advisor.