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can a mutual fund broker appoint sub-brokers for mutual funds?
like to know how to appoint sub-brokers for mutual funds. i have an amfi certificatiion in my name. i also have a firm which is a corporate agency of a life insurance company. i want to change my amfi certification to my company's name and like to appoint sub-brokers for mutual funds? please help and discuss about all the formalities involved.
regards
cool_jocky
Last edited by cool_jocky; 9th September 2008 at 05:53 PM.
Re: can a mutual fund broker appoint sub-brokers for mutual funds?
Hi,
I am also amfi certified and same query is mine. if anybody experienced person can give us guidance on this.
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Originally Posted by cool_jocky
like to know how to appoint sub-brokers for mutual funds. i have an amfi certificatiion in my name. i also have a firm which is a corporate agency of a life insurance company. i want to change my amfi certification to my company's name and like to appoint sub-brokers for mutual funds? please help and discuss about all the formalities involved.
regards
cool_jocky
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9th September 2008, 04:49 PM
can a mutual fund broker appoint sub-brokers for mutual funds?
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