Abhishek Paliwal Shares Insights on SEBI’s Proposed Changes to Mutual Fund Executive Remuneration Disclosures
Abhishek Paliwal was quoted in The Hindu BusinessLine on the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (SEBI) proposal to ease executive remuneration disclosure requirements for mutual fund asset management companies (AMCs).
The proposed framework seeks to replace individual executive compensation disclosures with consolidated remuneration disclosures, marking a notable shift in the regulatory approach to transparency and governance within the mutual fund sector.
Commenting on the proposal, Abhishek observed that the changes represent a significant evolution in the manner in which governance-related information is disclosed in the mutual fund industry. He emphasized that transparency remains a critical pillar of investor trust, particularly for retail investors who rely on disclosure frameworks to assess the governance standards and operational integrity of fund management entities.
Abhishek further noted that while the proposed changes may address concerns relating to privacy and competitive sensitivity, it is important that any revised disclosure framework continues to uphold robust governance standards. He highlighted that transparency plays a vital role in maintaining investor confidence and ensuring accountability within the mutual fund ecosystem.
Last Updated on 12 June, 2026
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