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The recommendations are aimed at bringing down mis-selling and reducing costs of investing in mutual funds.

Last year, Sebi amended the TER slab structure which reduced mutual funds’ fund management costs.

Data shows that since March 31, the TER for the regular plan of the top-10 largest equity funds fell by 21 basis points on an average.

With the new fee slabs setting in, the dynamics for the mutual fund industry is set to change.

The move comes after the board of Sebi cleared a proposal in this regard in September.

Sebi came out with a circular on 'TER and performance disclosure of mutual funds' last month.

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The maximum TER for open-ended equity schemes will be 2.25 per cent.

Recently, Sebi asked mutual fund houses to disclose their Total Expense Ratio of schemes on a daily basis.

Fund houses need to disclose the name of the scheme, base, total TER, additional expense and GST for regular and direct mutual fund plans.

The TER should be 2.25 per cent maximum for equity schemes and 0.25 per cent for debt plans.