What are Portfolio Management Services?
- Understanding Portfolio Management services
- Different Types of PMS
- Who Should Consider PMS
- Key Benefits
- Regulation of PMS in India
- Professionally managed, customised portfolios for individual investors
- Direct ownership of securities held in your demat account
- Goes beyond pooled structures like mutual funds
- Enables flexibility, transparency, and goal-aligned strategies
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ABSL India Special Opportunities Portfolio
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ABSL Innovation Portfolio
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ABSL Top 200 CEP
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ABSL Core Equity Portfolio
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ABSL Next 100 Portfolio
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ABSL Customised Equity Portfolio
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ABSL India Equity Services Portfolio
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Learn about PMS
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What Is a PMS Disclosure Document and What Key Details Does It Provide
What Is a PMS Agreement and What Does It Include
Responsibilities of a Portfolio Manager (PMS)
How Are AIFs and PMS Taxed for Individual Investors?
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Everything You Want to Know
Portfolio Management Service is a professional service where qualified portfolio managers manage investments on behalf of clients. It offers customized strategies tailored to individual risk profiles, unlike mutual funds which pool money from many investors.
The four types of portfolio management services are, Discretionary,non-discretionary, advisory and co-investment portfolio management.
PMS does not have a statutory lock in, but managers may recommend a minimum horizon of 3–5 years for meaningful results.
Yes, partial withdrawals are allowed, subject to portfolio liquidity and manager’s terms.
