In a letter issued to Waterfield Advisors, a Sebi Registered Investment Advisory agency catering to excessive networth people, Sebi supplied steering rejecting the power of funding advisors to take a Power of Attorney (PoA) from shoppers. Under Sebi guidelines, funding advisors can present implementation providers however can’t cost for them. Waterfield had requested whether or not a PoA may be a part of such implementation providers. The letter was issued on thirtieth March 2021 and uploaded on the Sebi web site on 2nd July 2021.
In its letter to Sebi, looking for steering, Waterfield had requested whether or not a PoA may be sought with a view to acquire info from custodians on account balances, transaction particulars and different info of shoppers or to transmit info to custodians or liaise with them. However Sebi categorically rejected the power to take such a PoA. “An funding advisor is required to render funding recommendation to its shopper and never handle funds or securities on behalf of the shopper,” the Sebi guidance letter stated. “A grant of PoA is neither envisaged nor appears desirable for an investment advisor,” it subsequently added.
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