The Mutual Fund industry has evolved in India over the years with ever increasing presence of global
fund houses, increased interest from global and domestic institutional investors and substantial retail
investors from India. Whilst it has grown in size and investor base it is still vulnerable to volatility of
global stock markets, the constant battle to deliver investor value and growing investor’s and regulator’s
activism.
Sensing this stock market regulator SEBI has been proactive in advising and mandating risk management
requirements of all MF players: The Mutual Fund must buy insurance cover against third party losses
arising from errors and omissions. Third party liabilities refer to liabilities arising out of financial loss to
investors or any other third party, incurred due to errors and omissions of directors, officers, employees,
trustees, R&T agents, etc.