Jio BlackRock Mutual Fund is set to deliver lower Total Expense Ratios (TERs) to investors by harnessing advanced technology and a digital-first approach. In an interview with Cafemutual, Komal Narang, Chief Client Officer at Jio BlackRock Mutual Fund, has stated that the company intends to pass on its cost savings obtained from better product manufacturing abilities to their investors. This will allow investors to keep more of their net returns over time.
Central to this cost-saving strategy is BlackRock’s powerful Aladdin platform, a global investment and risk management system. By using Aladdin, Jio BlackRock eliminates many traditional costs associated with physical infrastructure and multiple intermediaries, creating a lean, highly efficient operation.
Alongside Aladdin, Jio BlackRock employs a fully digital distribution model. This will minimise expenses related to physical branches, paperwork, and intermediary commissions, enabling the fund house to reduce its operational costs significantly.
While the focus is on cost-efficiency, Jio BlackRock emphasises fair and sustainable pricing rather than just offering the cheapest funds. The reduced back-end costs allow the company to pass meaningful savings to investors without compromising product quality.
This technology-driven, cost-efficient approach is well-suited to meet the rising expectations of India’s cost-sensitive investors, particularly in the fast-growing passive fund and ETF segments that prioritise transparency and low fees.
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By leveraging BlackRock’s Aladdin technology and a digital-first distribution model, Jio BlackRock is positioned to significantly reduce Total Expense Ratios, thereby maximising investors’ net returns. This innovative approach could transform the Indian mutual fund industry by delivering high-quality, low-cost investment options that align perfectly with the evolving needs of Indian investors.
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Published on: Aug 5, 2025, 4:19 PM IST
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