Transfer of assets due
to demise of MutualFund unitholders, AMFI has introduced a new set of norms..!
In a note, AMFI said, “SEBI had directed the
AMCs to adopt a standard Transmission Request Form and a common set of
documents for transmission of units as prescribed by AMFI. AMFI, in
consultation with AMFI’s Standing Committee on Operations/Compliance and Risk,
has reviewed and updated the existing AMFI guidelines for Transmission of
Units including the supporting documents and has introduced the
Transmission Request Forms to be used under different situations.”
With this, there will be a uniform request form
and uniform documentation across fund houses to deal with transmission of units
in case of demise of clients.
Typically, any of the following six scenarios
could emerge on the demise of the client
·
Deletion of names of
deceased unit holders in joint holding
·
Assets need to be
transferred to surviving joint holders
·
Demise of sole owner or
all owners - Nominee is registered
·
Demise of sole owner or
all owners - Nominee is not registered
·
Appointed of new Karta
due to demise of existing Karta
·
Demise of Karta of an
HUF
Deletion of names of deceased unit holders in
joint holding
Request form T1 from surviving unitholder / unitholders
requesting deletion of name of deceased. Applicable if the deceased is second
or third holder
Submit original death certificate of the unit
holder or a duly notarised or attested photocopy of the same
Fresh bank mandate form along with cancelled
cheque of the new bank account (applicable only if there is a change in
existing bank mandate)
Fresh nomination form if surviving unitholder
wants to change his nominee
KYC acknowledgement
Assets need to be transferred to surviving joint
holders
Request form T2 is required to transfer units to
the surviving unitholder
Original death certificate or photocopy attested
by notary public or gazette officer
Copy of PAN card of the surviving joint holder
(if PAN is not provided)
Cancelled cheque of the new first unitholder
with his name printed on it or recent bank statement
KYC Acknowledgment
Demise of sole owner or all owners - Nominee is
registered
Transmission request form T3
Death certificate
Copy of birth certificate, in case the nominee
is a minor
Copy of PAN card of the nominee(s) / guardian
(in case the nominee is a minor)
KYC acknowledgment or KYC form of the nominee(s)
/ guardian (where nominee is a minor)
Cancelled cheque with the nominee’s name
pre-printed or copy of the nominee’s three month’s old bank statement
For transmission amount of up to Rs.2 lakh -
Nominees have to get their signature attested by a bank manager. In case of
minor, guardian’s signature has to be attested
For more than Rs. 2 lakh – Such a signature has
to be attested by notary public, judicial magistrate first class in the given
space in the transfer request form itself
Demise of sole owner or all owners - Nominee is
not registered
Transmission request form T3
Death certificate
Copy of birth certificate, in case the nominee
is a minor
Copy of PAN card of the nominee(s) / guardian
(in case the nominee is a minor)
KYC acknowledgment or KYC form of the nominee(s)
/ guardian (where nominee is a minor)
Cancelled cheque with the nominee’s name
pre-printed or copy of the nominee’s three month’s old bank statement
For transmission amount of up to Rs.2 lakh
Nominees have to get their signature attested by
a bank manager. In case of minor, guardian’s signature has to be attested
Any appropriate document evidencing relationship
of the claimant/s with the deceased
Bond of indemnity to absolve the AMC of legal
responsibility signed by all legal heirs. However, if claimant is named as a
beneficiary, an affidavit from legal heir alone would be sufficient
Each legal heir has to submit individual
affidavits
NOC from other legal heirs where applicable
For more than Rs. 2 lakh
Such a signature has to be attested by notary
public, judicial magistrate first class in the given space in the transfer
request form itself
Each legal heir has to submit individual
affidavits
Notarized copy of probated will or succession
certificate issued by a court or letter of administration
Appointed of new Karta due to demise of existing
Karta
If the case of a HUF, the property of the HUF is
managed by the Karta and the HUF does not come to an end in the event of death
of the Karta. In such a case, the members of the HUF will need to appoint a new
Karta, who needs to submit following documents for transmission:
Request form T4 for change of Karta upon demise
of the registered Karta
Death certificate of the deceased Karta in
original OR photocopy duly attested by a notary public or a gazette officer
Bank’s letter certifying that the signature and
details of new Karta have been updated in the bank account of the HUF &
attesting the signature of the new Karta
KYC acknowledgment
Indemnity bond by all surviving coparceners
including new Karta
If the transmission amount is upto Rs.2 lakh,
any appropriate document evidencing relationship of the new Karta and the other
coparceners with the deceased Karta
If the transmission amount is more than Rs.2
lakh, notarized copy of any of mentioned document has to be submitted -
settlement deed, deed of partition or decree of the relevant competent court
Note: Co-parceners are only those males who are
within 4 degrees in lineal descendent from the common male ancestor (deceased
client) and including the common ancestor and the daughter of the common
ancestor.
Demise of Karta of an HUF
Transmission request form T5
Death certificate
Copy of birth certificate in case the claimant
is a minor
Copy of PAN card of the claimant(s) / guardian
is a minor
KYC acknowledgment
For transmission amount of up to Rs.2 lakh -
Nominees have to get their signature attested by a bank manager. In case of
minor, guardian’s signature has to be attested
For more than Rs. 2 lakh – Such a signature has
to be attested by notary public, judicial magistrate first class in the given
space in the transfer request form itself
Bond of indemnity to be furnished by the
claimant
If the HUF has been dissolved/partitioned by the
surviving members after demise of the Karta, the transmission of units should
be effected only on the basis of any of the documents: Notarized copy of
settlement deed, deed of partition or decree of the relevant competent court
Other
key points
·
AMCs cannot insist
nominee or claimant to submit PAN copy if it is updated with KYC
·
The second surviving
joint holder will become the primary or first holder
·
If the units are to be
transmitted to a minor, KYC document of guardian has to be submitted
·
If the nominee is
mentally unsound, the guardian has to be appointed by the court
·
Once a transmission
request is received, AMCs and RTAs will be held responsible for informing the
surviving unitholders or nominees to submit the claim for with required
document for remaining folios
·
Also, AMCs and RTAs have
to ensure that they do not honour fresh purchase or SIPs in such folios
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