How to become a Distributor?
In order to join our successful Distributor community you will need to get yourself empanelled as an authorized Distributor of Reliance Mutual Fund.
The following are the simple steps for becoming a Distributor of Reliance Mutual Fund.
- Get yourself certified (if not previously certified) by The Association of Mutual Funds in India (AMFI), by taking the AFMI test programme. Clearing the AMFI test has been made mandatory by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) and can be taken at different cities. For more details on the AMFI programme please visit www.amfiindia.com
- After becoming AMFI certified by clearing the test, you will have to fill up an empanelment form which can be downloaded from this website, or simply contact any of the Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd. offices in order to obtain an empanelment form by mail.
A copy of the empanelment form, duly filled, along with the attached ARN Certificate (AMFI Registration Number) should be sent to any of the regional offices of Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd., from where the Distributor proposes to operate.
- Reliance Capital Asset Management Ltd. will review the form and within a week the prospective Distributor will receive an empanelment letter and code number, along with all necessary material (forms, fact sheets, marketing material etc). This means that he is now a full-fledged Distributor of Reliance Mutual Fund.
- As part of an online support programme a Distributor can order Point-of-Purchase (POP) material, application forms, offer documents, scheme information, etc., by simply sending us an email or calling our Call Centre on 30301111 or our Toll Free number 1800- 300-11111. Alternatively, you could write to customer_care@reliancemutual.com to order Distributor assistance material. Kindly mention the distributor ARN number and specifics of material required.
Please note that as part of the regulations governing Distributors you should be well versed with the SEBI guidelines and AMFI guidelines for intermediaries. | |