Asset management companies may report executive remuneration on a consolidated basis instead of naming individuals.
Asset management companies can
disclose executive and high-earner pay on a consolidated basis
instead of on an individual basis, the country's markets
regulator proposed on Wednesday.* The Securities and Exchange Broad of India proposed that AMCs may disclose consolidated remuneration of executive level employees and the total number of such employees.* SEBI said the proposed approach would give investors in
the funds of AMCs a broader view of senior management
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