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ARTICLE · 28 JUNE 2022

Nomination Or Opt-Out For Mutual Fund Unit Holders

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The nomination facility enables a unitholder to nominate (either at the time of purchase or subsequently), a person who would be entitled to claim the investor's mutual fund units...

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Introduction

The nomination facility enables a unitholder to nominate (either at the time of purchase or subsequently), a person who would be entitled to claim the investor's mutual fund units, or the redemption proceeds thereof in case of an untimely death of the unitholder. In case of joint ownership, all joint holders are required to provide the details of their nominee together.

In case a nomination is made at the time of the initial investment, the applicant may fill up the 'Nomination' section provided in the application's account opening form, (which may be changed any time and any number of times). An investor can nominate any person, whether a family member, friend, a trusted third person, a minor, or a non-resident (subject to the exchange control rules), any government authority or even a religious or charitable trust. In case of a minor nominee being appointed, the guardian's name and address must also be provided, (in whose control the fund shall rest

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