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What is Consolidated Account Statement (CAS)?

A Consolidated Account Statement combines eligible securities and mutual-fund holdings linked to an investor's PAN into one periodic statement.

Reviewed by Kshitij Jain, Principal Officer · SEBI Investment Adviser INA000022172 · Updated 24 October 2026

How Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) works

Depending on the statement source and activity, it can include mutual funds held across AMCs and demat securities. It is a record of holdings and transactions, not a recommendation or proof that the portfolio is suitable.

An example

A family with funds across four AMCs may use a CAS to see the folios together instead of collecting four separate statements.

Why it matters for your family

A consolidated statement makes overlap, allocation and ownership easier to review. Protect it like a financial document because it contains sensitive account information.

Questions people ask

What does Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) mean?
A Consolidated Account Statement combines eligible securities and mutual-fund holdings linked to an investor's PAN into one periodic statement.
Why does Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) matter for a family?
A consolidated statement makes overlap, allocation and ownership easier to review. Protect it like a financial document because it contains sensitive account information.
Where can I verify information about Consolidated Account Statement (CAS)?
Start with SEBI Investor, linked on this page, and the current official document for the product or tax year involved.

This page is general education, not personalised investment or tax advice. Rules can change; verify current official documents before acting. Investment in securities markets is subject to market risk.