TAILIEUCHUNG - Performance and Regulation of Mutual Funds in India: An Economic Analysis

The 2009 OECD Working Paper „Pension Fund Investment in Infrastructure‟ (Inderst 2009) discusses barriers to pension funds‟ investment in infrastructure projects in general – which can be seen to apply also to green investments. These include a lack of knowledge and experience with infrastructure investments (including direct investment and other investment vehicles used), a lack of transparency and data related to infrastructure investments, potentially high fees, additional risks relating to such investments (including regulatory, social and political risks), and other regulatory constraints (by asset class, due to liquidity and diversification requirements, solvency constraints etc.) . | Performance and Regulation of Mutual Funds in India An Economic Analysis A thesis submitted to the University of Mysore Mysore through the Department of Studies in Economics and Cooperation University of Mysore Mysore For the Award of the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Economics By . SOMASHEKAR Under the supervision of Dr. s. Madheswaran Institute for Social and Economic Change Bangalore December 2008 DEDICATED TO MY WIFE KAVITHA FOR ALL THE MORAL SUPPORT DECLARATION I hereby declare that the thesis entitled Performance and Regulation of Mutual Funds in India . An Economic Analysis is a result of research work carried out by me at the Institute for Social and Economic Change ISEC Bangalore under the guidance of Professor Centre for Economic Studies and Policy ISEC Bangalore. I further declare that it has not been previously submitted in part or full to this or any other university for any degree. Due acknowledgements have been made whenever anything has been borrowed or citied from other sources. iasl Research Scholar Centre for Economic Studies and Policy CESP Institute for Social and Economic Change Bangalore - 560 072 .

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