Moneycontrol
HomeNewsBusinessMarketsInvestment advisor fined Rs 4 lakh for charging clients excessively, keeping poor KYC records

Investment advisor fined Rs 4 lakh for charging clients excessively, keeping poor KYC records

Manu Chhabra had collected a total fee of over Rs 36.79 lakh from 157 clients. Out of this, around Rs 12.06 lakh were collected from the 50 clients whose PAN details were submitted.

September 15, 2023 / 18:02 IST
Story continues below Advertisement
Chhabra was found to have charged one of his clients Rs 5.16 lakh in one month (January 2022) even though the maximum permitted fee is Rs 1.25 lakh, according to the Sebi order.

An investment advisor who charged his clients above the permitted limit and who failed to have the PAN details of two-third of his clients has been fined by the market regulator.

In an order dated September 15, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) fined Manu Chhabra Rs 4 lakh.

Story continues below Advertisement

Chhabra was found to have charged one of his clients Rs 5.16 lakh in one month (January 2022) even though the maximum permitted fee is Rs 1.25 lakh for that period, according to guidelines and regulations for investment advisors.

Also read: After eight years of regulatory tussle, man finally freed of a trading account he didn’t