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There was a time - not so far back about 10 years back - even Mutual Fund CEOs did not believe that Mutual Fund distribution / advisory is a career or should be pursued In this video, Gajendra Kothari recounts this very interesting story of how one MF CEO... show more

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Ricky Gupta1 year ago

When I started in 2016, I was discouraged by many, including family members. It took more than a couple of years to make everyone believe that this is a good profession :)

Lark Davis1 year ago

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One Idiot1 year ago

Thank you Manoj for your validation. You are one of the most sane voices in the MF industry and all of us always look forward to your analysis on any issues related to our industry. This wonderful profession and city of Mumbai has given me everything I could have ever dreamt of.

Shailendra Asodekar1 year ago

We have one word called an Agent that has spoiled overall perception of may it be insurance, funds etc. Baseline is ethics. Another is sustainability. Many who stood firm are well placed today. Still market or societal taboos restrict many for these professions...

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