Investor Education on WebNotes

How to listen to PPFAS podcasts and audio content

Sun, 17 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

PPFAS does not run a dedicated podcast as of 2026. What exists is a steady stream of appearances by PPFAS team members (Rajeev Thakkar most frequently, Neil Parikh and Raunak Onkar regularly) on Indian personal-finance podcasts: Paisa Vaisa with Anupam Gupta, The Capitalmind Podcast with Deepak Shenoy, The Morning Context’s audio surface, occasional ET Wealth episodes, and various creator-led shows. These conversations often surface views and rationale that the factsheet and Annual Letter only hint at, because the long-form podcast format draws out detail that doesn’t fit the written documents. Some PPFAS YouTube content (AUM segments, fund manager interviews) is also republished as audio-only podcasts.

How to prepare to attend the PPFAS Annual Unitholders' Meet

Sun, 17 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

An AUM watched cold is fine; an AUM watched after a couple of weekend reading hours is substantially better. The fund managers presume an audience that has read the year’s factsheets and remembers what was in the Annual Letter. If that’s you, the presentations land deeper, the Q&A makes sense in context, and your own questions stop being generic. If it isn’t, you get most of the substance anyway, but you miss the texture.

PPFAS Knowledge Centre

Sun, 17 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The PPFAS Knowledge Centre is the investor-education and content surface maintained by PPFAS Mutual Fund at amc.ppfas.com/knowledge-centre. The Knowledge Centre aggregates the AMC’s substantial PPFAS-authored educational content, including the CIO Commentary archive from monthly factsheets, the Annual Letter tradition since 2014, the AUM recording archive on the YouTube channel, investor-education explainers on value investing and behavioural finance, and various thematic content pieces. The Knowledge Centre is one of the principal channels through which PPFAS shares its distinctive investment philosophy with new and existing investors and with the broader Indian financial-services creator community.

Equity culture advocacy at PPFAS

Sat, 16 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The equity culture advocacy at PPFAS is the body of investor-education programmes, content production and public engagement through which PPFAS Mutual Fund has advanced the development of the broader Indian equity culture since the May 2013 launch of the Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Fund , and through the broader history of Parag Parikh Financial Advisory Services Limited (PPFAS Ltd) since the 1979 founding of the predecessor stockbroking practice by Parag Parikh . The equity culture advocacy programme is structurally distinctive within the Indian mutual fund industry for its substance, its consistency over multiple market cycles and its alignment with the broader PPFAS investment philosophy .

Mutual Funds Sahi Hai

Sat, 16 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Mutual Funds Sahi Hai (Hindi: “Mutual funds are the right choice”) is the industry-wide investor education and awareness campaign launched in February 2017 by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI) under the oversight of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) Investment Management Department. It is the largest and most sustained investor education initiative in the history of the Indian mutual fund industry , funded through mandatory contributions from all SEBI-registered asset management companies (AMCs) at 2 basis points per annum of daily average net assets, ring-fenced from the Total Expense Ratio (TER) under Regulation 52 of the SEBI (Mutual Funds) Regulations, 1996 . The campaign is operated by AMFI’s Investor Education Committee and deployed across television, digital media, radio, print, and outdoor formats in Hindi and 10 regional languages.

Investor Education from TER: How Mutual Fund Fees Fund Financial Literacy in India

Tue, 12 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

The Total Expense Ratio (TER) in Indian mutual funds includes a mandatory component earmarked for investor education and awareness activities. SEBI ’s regulations require AMCs to allocate a specified basis-point portion of TER towards investor education, with the funds pooled and administered by AMFI through its investor education programmes – primarily the Mutual Funds Sahi Hai campaign. This mechanism represents one of India’s most distinctive financial regulatory innovations: using industry-generated fees to fund the education of the very investors whose participation the industry seeks.