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AMFI to launch mutual fund distributor recruitment campaign 'Karein Shuru?'

The campaign that will run on TV, print, and digital formats will also target women who are planning to re-enter the workforce, retired professionals, enterprising graduates, and people with entrepreneurial aspirations.

July 12, 2022 / 19:14 IST
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The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) on July 12 announced the launch of a new mutual fund distributor recruitment campaign “Karein Shuru?”. The campaign will include television commercials that would help reinforce the need and attractiveness of opting to make a career as a mutual fund distributor, which, according to AMFI, would provide long-term earning potential for individuals with entrepreneurial aspirations.

The launch includes four TVCs depicting how individuals from different walks of life – such as a fresh college graduate, someone from rural India, small business owners, etc., -- have opted for mutual fund distribution as a profession. AMFI said in a release that the ad films will showcase how it is an “attractive career opportunity with productive earning potential”.

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The campaign that will run on TV, print, and digital formats will also target women who are planning to re-enter the workforce, retired professionals, enterprising graduates, and people with entrepreneurial aspirations.

Speaking about the campaign, A Balasubramanian, Chairman, AMFI, said: “The Indian mutual fund industry has the potential to cross Rs 100 trillion in AUM before 2030. With only about 1.25 lakh mutual fund distributors as of now, the reach of intermediaries is limited. Given this under-penetration, we expect and hope that the “Karein Shuru?” campaign would help the Indian mutual fund industry to onboard more distributors and reach out to a larger investor base across the country.”