Market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has overhauled regulation for Portfolio Management Services (PMS) in a big way. From banning upfront commission and set up fees, to increase the net worth criteria for PMS managers to hiking the investment threshold from Rs 25 lakh to 50 lakh. Money Money money discusses the new norms threadbare with Aashish Somaiyaa, CEO of Motilal Oswal AMC and Mohit Gang, CEO and co-founder of Moneyfront, and their impact on this investment vehicle widely used by rich retail as well as HNI investors.

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144: Sebi overhauls PMS regulations. What is the impact on rich retail investors and HNIs

This episode of Money Money Money podcast details the impact of Budget 2020 on the rich. With dividends being taxed in the hands of the individual, will business trusts stop being a lucrative tax-efficient option? A tax collected at source on remittances, stricter residency rules for NRIs — Budget 2020 offers little relief for the high net-worth individuals. Tune in!

143: Money Money Money Podcast: Impact of Budget 2020 on rich

The union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced a new tax regime. Should you stick to the old structure or move to the new one? Are ULIPs more attractive than mutual funds now? How does the budget impact NRIs?  CNBC-TV18 answer all your questions in this special episode of Budget & You. We are joined by Archit Gupta, founder and chief executive officer of ClearTax and Rajiv Bajaj, chairman and managing director of Bajaj Capital, to discuss these issues?

142: Money Money Money Podcast: Budget 2020 and impact on your personal finance

Will the union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman put more money in the hands of consumers? Will there be a cut in personal income tax? What will this union budget 2020 mean for your finances? As we countdown to the mega event, Money Money Money gets you the all-round expectations from budget with Aashish Somaiyaa, managing director and CEO of Motilal Oswal AMC; Kamlesh Rao, managing director and CEO of Aditya Birla Sun Life Insurance, Ishita Sengupta, partner for personal tax at PwC India and NS Venkatesh, chief executive officer of AMFI.

141: Money Money Money: Will the union budget 2020 put more money in your hands?

After Corporate India, banks, NBFCs, real estate and infrastructure companies, will the government finally turn its attention to the 'aam aadmi'? Will union budget 2020 put more money in the hands of we, the people and in turn give a consumption boost to the economy? We have a studio full of audience and a panel of experts. Answering your questions today are Kalpen Parekh, president of DSP Investment Managers; Radhika Gupta, CEO of Edelweiss Asset Management and Ashish Shanker, head - investment advisory, Motilal Oswal Wealth Management. From the tax world, we have Mayur Shah, partner, EY India and Parizad Sirwalla, partner and head of global mobility services, tax, KPMG India.

140: Money Money Money Podcast: Budget classroom

17 days to go before we know what the government has in mind for you and me and common folk like us in 2020. Yes, the Union Budget is around the corner. Corporate India has had its share, industries have seen many relief measures as well, so will it be the aam aadmi's turn this time? As we wait for the big day, here is your tax refresher. Joining us on this edition of Money Money Money is Homi Mistry, Partner at Deloitte India and Harsh Roongta of www.harshroongta.com.

139: Money Money Money Podcast: Personal finance: Pre-budget special

This edition of Money Money Money is for those who are looking to take a loan for discretionary spends. What will the banking industry offer its credit card and personal loan customers in 2020? Will interest rates get cheaper and what's the best way to borrow smart? We discuss this issue with Sudipta Roy, head of unsecured assets at ICICI Bank and Navin Chandani, the chief business officer of Bankbazaar.

138: Money Money Money Podcast: Taking a loan in 2020: Dos and don'ts

As 2019 draws to a close, we tell you the top investment ideas for the next year. This week on the show, Feroze Azeez, deputy chief executive officer of Anand Rathi Financial Services and Gaurav Mashruwala, certified financial planner, talk about the key mistakes to avoid while investing your hard-earned money.

137: Money Money Money Podcast: Top fund ideas for 2020

As 2019 draws to a close, we focus on key lessons learnt in the year gone by and how to manage money in the coming year.  NS Venkatesh, chief executive officer of AMFI and Nimish Shah, head of investments, BNP Paribas Wealth Management are the guests on the show.

136: Money Money Money Podcast: 2019 year-end special

As 2019 draws to a close, we tell you the top investment ideas for the next year. Know the key mistakes to avoid while investing your hard-earned money.  Joining us on this edition of Money Money Money is Feroze Azeez, deputy CEO of Anand Rathi Financial Services and Gaurav Mashruwala, certified financial planner.

135: Top fund ideas for 2020

The government has launched India's first CPSE Bond ETF i.e. Bharat Bond ETF and it is open for subscription for retailers till December 20.  In this edition of Money Money Money, we analyse the advantages and challenges of Bharat Bond ETF. Joining us on this edition of Money Money Money is Ashish Shanker, Head of Investment Advisory at Motilal Oswal Private Wealth Management.

134: Money Money Money Podcast: India's first CPSE bond ETF

After the debt crisis, another event that has dented investor’s confidence is the mess at Karvy Stock Broking. What led to the debacle? Are brokers misusing your power of attorney? How can you protect yourself?  Joining us on this edition of Money Money Money is Deepak Shenoy, founder of Capitalmind.in; Vivek Bajaj, co-founder of StockEdge; HP Ranina, a corporate lawyer and Bharat Chugh, Partner, L&L Partners & former judge.

133: Money Money Money Podcast: Lessons from the Karvy crisis

Have you started saving for your life post-retirement? India ranks better in Mercer Global Pension Index 2019 but have you thought about the best investment tools to save for your silver years? If you don’t want your hair to turn grey by doing all the retirement math, tune in to our Money Money Money podcast. Guests on the show are Preeti Chandrashekhar, business leader at Mercer India and Mohit Gang, chief executive officer and co-founder of Moneyfront.

132: Money Money Money Podcast: How much money do you need for retirement?

As the charges for unit-linked insurance plan (ULIPs) drop drastically, CNBC-TV18 take a look if it’s worth your while to look at the new-age ULIPs. Also, an interesting chat with Kshitij Mahajan, co-founder at Complete Circle Consultants on some of the mutual fund houses that offer insurance cover for free.

131: Spotlight on new age ULIPs

In this episode of Money Money Money, we throw the spotlight on debt funds. The world of debt mutual funds has gone through a major churn over the last 15 months. Some new regulations have come in and a lot of first-timers who were just beginning to dabble in this new universe of debt mutual funds are fairly confused. This week, CNBC-TV18 spoke with Nasser Salim, Managing Partner at Flexi Capital, to discuss the debt mutual funds threadbare and the risks associated with such products.

130: Money Money Money Podcast: Debt funds

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