What is Consolidated Account Statement (CAS)?

What is Consolidated Account Statement (CAS)?

CAS (Consolidated Account Statement) is a statement of all your mutual fund investments made across various AMCs and serviced by various RTAs (KFintech, CAMS, and Franklin). This statement can be generated from either of the RTAs (CAMS or KFintech).

You can generate your statement using the below links.
Please note, currently, GlideInvest app accept statements generated from KFintech only.
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