NiSM Questionzss
NiSM Questionzss
NiSM Questionzss
Chapters
Concept and Role of a Mutual Fund
Topics
Describe concept and advantages of a
mutual fund
Describe in brief the history of mutual
funds in India
Understand and differentiate between
various types of funds
Offer Document
Understand regulatory aspects of an offer
document
Understand regulatory aspects of a Key
Information Memorandum (KIM)
Investor Services
Describe purchase and redemption
transactions in a mutual fund
Describe investment plans and services
Scheme Selection
No
1
Chapters
Concept and Role of a Mutual Fund
4
5
Offer Document
Fund Distribution and Sales Practices
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
No of Questions Weitage
Marks
1
Rank
Easy
Medium
Difficult
Test Name
TEST Risk,
return and
performance
of funds
Q. No
Question Details
Option A
1
The Offshore Fund is also known as
Feeder Fund
The 'Most Investor Service Centre' are
offices of
The Objective of AMFI is
4
5
6
1
Trustee
Providing
Training to all
Distributor
1
7
8
9
10
11
Addendum
China made
portfolio
Scheme
9 am to 3 pm
12
13
14
15
Circular
16
17
18
19
20
21
1
Employees
Display on
screen for 5
seconds
Rs 3,000
1
IPIN and user
name to existing
investor only
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Money market
mutual fund
1
Reinvestment
risk
1
Fundamental
Analysis
Top Down
approach
Foreign
companies
29
30
AAA
Unit Capital is
No. of units*
face value
Bank deposits
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
MIP
Gold
Trust
Board of trustee
Updated NAV
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
Sponsor
trust deed are contract between
Trustee and ___________
KYC application form are accepted
Point of Service
at_______________
Appointment of distributor by fund is
AMC
basis between distributor
Though AGNI is mandate, there is no
1
penalities in case of breach of code.
Benchmark for Money market mutual CRISIL CompBEX
fund
Benchmark for Money market mutual CRISIL CompBEX
fund
- Composite
Bond Index
46
Benchmark for MIP
CRISIL CompBEX
- Composite
Bond Index
Initial Issue
expenses
47
48
49
50
YTM
In equity fund
upto 2 decimal
0.125%
Depository
Market specific
risks
Fluctuations of a
fund result
around a mean
level.
Aggressive
growth funds
Holding largely
diversified
portfolio.
A debt fund
Classify the
schemes
Selecting a
money market
fund is easier
than selecting a
bond or equity
fund.
51
52
53
54
55
56
Income
1,2,3,4.
57
58
59
60
61
62
Balanced fund is
exactly 50%
equity and 50%
debt.
Monthly Income
schemes are
appropriate
63
64
Why should a fund distributor become
Because of
a financial planner ?
Strong Potential
for such services
65
Which of the following are true ?
Risk tolerence is ?
Is the abnormal
loss, which the
investor is ready
ti incur
portfolio rebalancing is ?
A one time
process
Determine the
shape and risk
tolerence level
of the client
Set measurable
financial goals
66
67
68
69
70
The Strategy advisable for an investor Buy and hold on
to maximize investment return in the to investments
long run is?
for a long time
71
Investments for
the same
amount at
regular intervals
Rebalance the
Debt/Equity
allocation
periodically
72
73
74
Using telephone
swithing method
to actively move
and out of
different
schemes of
different fund
complex
The investor
wants better
returns than
those offered by
mutual funds
75
76
77
78
Which of the following statements is
not true about mutual funds ?
Investing In MF
divesify
portfolios.
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
Highly risky
Fixed Deposits
Largely openended but
convert into
close-ended at
pre-specified
intervals
Re-investment
89
90
91
92
Registrar
Sudden Wealth
1963
They should
receive
commission on
time
93
Mutual Funds shall be recommended
as
A kind of Offer
Document
94
95
Entitles the
investor to claim
income tax
rebate
25%
96
97
98
99
100
Compliance
Report
NEAT MFSS
Not allowed in
mutual fund
101
102
Direct credit of
bonus units
Point of Sale
NRI
All offices of
AMC
Changes
Randomly
Top Down
Approach
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
112
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
YTM
SEBI
Diversified
Equity
Sharpe Ratio
10 working days
Increase
Gradually
Morning Star
Service Tax
Real Estate
Risk Handling
2007-09
Asset Allocation
Model Portfolios
every 3 months
SID
127
128
120
121
122
Tactical Asset
Allocation.
Risk appetite of
the investor
123
124
125
126
Risk profile of
the scheme
3 months
every 3 months
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
3 years
At premium
KIM only
1
15 days
First Schedule
137
138
139
Initial Issue
expenses
Same days NAV
140
141
Rematerialisatio
The investor also has the option to
n
convert the demat unit into physical
form is
Individuals who want to bulid their
Old investor
wealth and are ready to take the risks
are ?
142
143
144
145
Food crops
25%
+surcharge+ces
Custodian
Who handles the securities of Mutual
Fund
146
147
Rs. 12000
Dividend tax
Authorised
Association
148
149
150
151
152
153
154
155
156
50 50
Asset Class G
50% of the
balance of the
4th year can be
withdrawn in the
7th year
The interest is
tax-free
12%
Rs.10000.00
Risk premium of
a fund as
difference
between the
funds average
return an risk
free return
divided by beta
of the fund.
Portfolio 40%
Growth an
income funds+
30% Govt.Bond
funds
+20%Growth
funds +10%
index funds.
157
158
Which type of portfolio asset mix
40% in equity an
would you recommend to your 55 year 60% in balanced
old client who plans to retire at age
funds
58? Choose a portfolio that is closest
match to the investors needs ?
159
160
Transition Phase
161
162
Childhood stage
Investments for
the same
amount at
regular intervals
163
164
165
166
167
168
1
Tactical Asset
Allocation
0.5
Karta
Foreign citizen
POS PointOf
Service
Income Fund
Bank F.D.
CVL
180
181
169
170
171
172
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
Minor
1
1
RTGS
400 units
1250 units.
182
Rs.15000/-
183
184
185
186
Memorundum &
article of
assoiation
Same Days Nav
187
If an investor give outstation payout
of Rs.50,000/- in MIP which days NAV
will be applicable.
Preceding Days
NAV of next
working Days.
188
189
190
191
192
193
194
1
1
195
196
197
198
199
200
201
202
203
204
205
206
207
208
209
210
211
212
Both the
statements are
true
Partially true
date are one and the same thing.
NFO close date is the date after which
Both the
the units will not be available for sale; statements are
NFO close date is the date after which
true
the units will be available for sale at
the prevailing NAV.
Close ended schemes have and NFO
open date and NFO close date; Close
ended schemes do not have Scheme
re-opening date.
Both the
statements are
true
Address of the
Custodian
Partially true
1
1
Principle of
utmost good
faith
Ubraime fides
1
Gilt fund
213
214
215
216
217
218
Above par
Real estate
PPF
PPF
1
1
219
220
221
222
223
224
225
226
227
228
5 years
7 years
Rs. 371.5
Mutual fund do
not received
income in
interest
229
230
231
232
233
234
Photo
identification
CRISIL
Gold ETF
1
Individual only
235
A bond with a coupon of 9% when
interest rates for similar maturities
are 11% will sell
At premium
Gold
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
1
Increases
Family
information
Rs. 70,000/-
AMFI
Existing investor
Newly maried
Risk protection
AMC employees
Sponsor
distributor
1
243
244
245
246
Premium
It gives high
current returns
247
248
249
250
251
252
3 months
Apr-08
Offered Gifts
253
254
255
256
257
258
259
Standing
Instruction
SIP
50 : 50
Young unmarried
stage
Go up
Open-ended
NRI
IFA
260
261
262
Sector fund
Poftfolio of
Scheme
263
In joint holding mode when fist holder Units transfer to
dies
nominee
264
265
266
267
268
2
CAGR
Flexible Asset
Allocation
1
Agency
Registration
Number
KIM
Association of
Mutual Fund in
India
Sector Fund.
271
272
273
274
275
276
277
278
279
280
281
282
283
284
285
286
Gold
have an ARN
number
To be borne by
the AMC
Totally True
AMC
SEBI
Monthly
1
Totally True
Totally True
287
288
AMFI Code of
excellence
AMFI's
guidelines &
norms
289
290
291
292
293
294
295
296
ACE
1
18 inches
black
0.05
298
20/80
299
2.5 seconds
297
300
301
302
Logo or
trademark
Scheme
literature
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
0.05%
1
1
Real Estate
1
Family
information
Risk Appetizers
Comfort
1
1
321
322
323
324
325
326
327
328
2 lakhs
1
1
Provisional
Registration
Account Number
329
330
331
Equity market
instruments
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
Physical assets
Multi commodity
Exchange
Principle
Inflation
345
Goal-oriented
Financial plan
346
Gather Client
data, define
client goals
341
342
343
344
347
348
349
350
young married
working couple
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361
362
363
Accumulation
364
365
Distribution
phase
Size of the
fund's portfolio
50:50
366
367
Opposite of
white swan
368
Riskiest fund in balanced fund is :
369
Capital
Protection
Scheme.
The investor cannot set off the Capital He is redeeming
Loss if
the investment
within 9 months
370
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
The fund
manager
Diversified
Portfolio.
BSE Sensex
BSE Sensex
Risk profiles
Buying a home
To become a
billionaire
380
381
382
383
384
Financial Planning comprises
Defining a
client's profile
and goals
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
Money market
mutual fund
1
Fixed Rates of
Asset Allocation
394
395
396
Which of the following investment
products do not give guarantee for
return or capital
Capital market
instruments
Providing
Training to all
Distributor
Bank deposits
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
1
Less potential
for capital
appreciation
Providing
Training to all
Distributor
Guaranteed
returns
405
406
407
Identifying
stocks is a
difficult process
409
Financial Loss.
410
Corporate bonds
408
411
412
413
414
415
416
Studying
financial
management
SEBI
417
418
419
1
1
The amount will
debited only
when units will
be allotted
420
Indexation means
Capital gain
421
422
423
Volatility of an equity fund portfolio is Kind of stocks in
independent of the
the portfolio
424
425
426
Company
specific
Company
specific risk
He can redeem
his investment
at prevailing
NAV
Standard
deviation
measures total
risk, not just
market risk
Develop a model
portfolio
15 days
427
428
429
430
431
432
Keeping
certificates of
the physical
securities in
proper places
433
434
435
436
437
In distribution
phase
The financial
goals have been
already met
Accumulating
investors
No financial
planning is
required
Can speculate
with all the
acquired money
in the stock
markets
438
439
440
441
442
443
444
445
446
447
Gather Client
Data
A Debt fund
Twice in Growth.
Average return
448
451
452
453
454
Less volatile
than market
455
If you maintain a flexible ratio of
asset allocation, would you
Rebalance the
Debt/Equity
allocation
periodically?
It is required by
AMFI
456
457
458
12% interest
paid yearly
459
460
Buying and
selling securities
ahead of doing
the same
transaction for
the fund
Ethics code
Key Personnel of
the AMC
461
462
463
464
465
466
467
468
469
470
471
472
473
474
475
0
A person working as a CEO in TCS has
more risk appetite than a small
business man.
Daring, adventurous and mentally
0
strong people has less risk appetite
Equity
Investing in the __________funds is
recommendable in case the
investment horizon is long.
An investment horizon if ____________
5 and less than
makes the probability of losing money
5 years
in equities negligible
Index funds are usually considered to
1
be passive funds
An Investor with an objective of
Equity fund
having an equity growth component
in his portfolio should invest in
1
The NAV of an Index fund is directly
propotional to the benchmark index.
Liqidity is the most important
1
differentiater between a Close ended
and an Open ended fund.
The price of units of a closed-end
same as the
scheme in the stock exchange tends
to be ____________NAV.
Units of an open-ended scheme can
NAV less Entry
be bought back by the scheme at
load
__________
0.02
The maximum exit load as per SEBI
legislations is ____
Exit load is informed to the investor
1
at the time of his making the
investment.
Liquid assets
476
477
478
479
480
481
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
1
Large-cap
Both statements
are right
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
500
501
502
503
504
505
506
Debt fund
growth option
Physical Assets
RBI Branch
1
1
507
508
509
510
511
512
513
514
515
516
517
510 units
Real estate
Equity Fund
Professional
management
Professional
management
Equity
Global price of
gold
Which of the following is comparable? Equity Fund and
PF
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
Gold ETF
Gold ETF
PPF
Common Man
1
1
1
1
529
530
shared by AMC
and the
investors
according to preagreed ratio
527
528
531
1
1
532
533
unit capital
534
wealth
generation
through
professional
management
535
Funds that combine the feature of closeended and open-ended funds are
called_____________.
flexible funds
536
537
Passive fund is expected toGold funds and gold sector funds are the
same type of funds.
538
diversified fund
539
feeder fund,
host fund
540
541
542
543
544
545
Mutual funds can be defined asA mutual funds' investments are guided by
the-
index funds
a link between
the saving public
and the capital
markets
AMC
have no risk at
all
1
547
548
NAV
549
An option to
invest in any
kind of security
546
550
551
552
553
554
gold funds
1
debt securities
whose rating
changes from
time to time
555
556
1
open-ended
funds
557
raise the
maximum
possible amount
of assets in each
The following is not a duty of the board of scheme floated
trustees of a mutual fundby the fund
558
indian public
sector banks
trustee
majority of the
trustees
559
560
562
563
yes
564
20%
565
ministry of
finance
566
unit holders
561
567
act as a
protector of
investors'
interests
568
569
to the trustees
570
sponsors
571
the trustees
572
573
574
575
trust deed
51%
issuing and
redeeming units
to the mutual
fund
7 years
576
trustees
577
SEBI
578
580
581
582
mutual fund
investors
583
AGNI
579
584
yes
1
9.00 PM the
same day
586
buying or selling
of any securities
ahead of
transaction of
the fund, with
access to insider
information
587
penalty of
Rs.5000 each
588
within 1 month
from the close of
each half year
585
590
591
589
by obtaining the
consent of at
least 75% of
unit-holders
trustees
593
594
self trading
595
592
1
1
597
obtaining from
the trustees any
information
having an
adverse effect
Unit holders' right to information does not
on their
includeinvestments
The NAV of each scheme should be
updated on AMFI websiteevery quarter
598
596
90%
599
sponsors
600
601
stated in the
offer document
602
two
603
604
605
606
9.00 PM the
same day
607
10 working days
of the
investment
608
Dividend
609
monthly
610
savingsinvestmentdistribution
611
the managing
director of the
AMC
name &contact
information of
the sponsor
612
613
True
614
It is an abridged
version of offer
document
615
in television
616
617
schemes
launched prior to
this new scheme
618
Abridged SID
and SAI
619
620
closed-ended
schemes
621
True
622
623
624
625
626
6 months from
the end of
financial year
3 months from
the end of
financial year
15 working days
Jun-10
True
627
which are
uniformly
applicable for
any mutual fund
scheme
628
True
629
Profiles of key
personnel
630
631
1 month
632
only to the
extent of
jurisdiction of
the country
where the
principal
activities of the
sponsor(s) are
carried out
633
statement of
additional
information (SAI)
634
liquidity
provisions such
as listing,
repurchase,
redemption
635
636
advertised in an
english
newspaper
having nationwide circulation
637
3 months from
the end of
financial year
638
uniform
computation of
yields
639
displayed in
black letters of
at least 8 inches
height in white
background
Display
advertisement
641
MF regulation precribe-
The minimum
commission of
the distributor
642
Audio-visual
advertisement
640
644
645
True
646
absolute basis
647
product launch
advertisement
643
649
650
True
651
True
652
True
653
True
648
True
True
655
656
True
657
True
higher the
appreciation in
the investment
portfolio, higher
would be the
NAV
654
658
659
660
661
the last 3
successive years
True
valuing
investment at
cost price
same
investors
663
664
6.00%
665
2750.275
666
2.00%
662
service tax
True
667
668
20%
669
As prescribed in
income tax act
and where DTAA
applicable at
lower of IT rate
or DTAA rate
670
an independent
valuer has to be
appointed
671
Earnings per
share
672
purchase and
sale of
investment
securities
673
equity and
balanced funds
674
maximum 4
675
four
676
True
677
2.00%
678
out of accrued
profits
679
AMC
680
repaid to
investors on
whom it is
charged
681
682
2.25%
683
micro SIP
684
Reserve bank of
india
685
closing NAV of
the day
preceding next
business day
686
closing NAV of
day funds are
available for
utilization
687
dividend payout
option
688
689
Daily dividend
payout plan
690
Automatic
reinvestment
plans
691
SIP is systematic
investment plan
and VAP is value
averaging plan
692
ECS
693
694
mandating
Which of the following measures are not
minimum levels
taken by SEBI for protecting investors of of diversification
mutual funds?
for mutual funds
Foreign entities can invest in mutual funds
of india through_______route.
OCB
695
True
696
True
697
memorandum
and articles of
association of
AMC
698
ex-dividend NAV
699
investors with
growth as the
main investment
objective
700
closing NAV of
day funds are
available for
utilization
701
is decided by the
fund manager as
per is market
outlook
702
it allows
investors to
make systematic
Which of the following is true of systematic withdrawal from
withdrawal plan(SWP)?
his fund
703
True
704
True
705
dividend
706
ex-dividend NAV
707
ex-dividend NAV
average
earnings of last
5 years / no. of
ordinary shares
outstanding
708
709
710
711
volatile
value investing
3 years
713
714
True
715
simple return
712
premium
True
716
the economy
improves
717
modified
duration
718
speclating
719
managed by
adopting good
stock picking
technique
720
investment in
blue chip stocks
721
standard
deviation
measures the
fluctuations of a
funds returns
around a mean
level
722
True
723
11.13%
725
726
724
standard
deviation
measures total
risk, not just
market risk
loads
Scheme's return
727
beta
728
BSE sensex
729
international
money market
730
731
an investment
attribute
732
the sponsors
interest rate
sensitivity of a
debt security is
lower if the
maturity period
is higher
redeems the
security
In a floater,
when the market
yield goes up,
the issuer pays
higher interest
there is a direct
relationship
between yields
and value of
debt securities
733
734
735
736
737
True
738
739
740
when compared
to gilt funds,
securities in
diversified debt
funds have
higher risk of
default
741
at a premium to
NAV
742
above the
market returns
743
744
745
gives decent
returns
consistently
746
747
748
investing with a
short term
Market risk can be effectively managed by:
horizon
6 months
fund house
reputation and
track record
749
cumbersome
and time taking
process of repurchase
750
751
5%
752
753
754
True
755
756
ratio of purchase
or sales to the
net assets of the
fund
757
758
Credit rating of
bank
759
high returns
one
761
762
760
True
True
True
A 40 years old
doctor with
substantial
savings
764
765
accumulation
stage
766
stock market
767
768
True
769
True
770
investor has no
need for
investment
income
771
retirement stage
studying
financial
management
763
772
transition
773
transition
774
savings
775
True
when the
investor sets a
target value for
his investments
in an equity fund
777
Determining how
much is to be
invested in each
security
778
risk analysis
779
in distribution
phase
776
782
it is a company
Benjamin
Graham
783
sale transaction
784
treasury bills
785
guarantee the
principal
repayment
780
781
786
787
788
789
790
791
793
794
792
1
AMC
Sponsor needs
to have a
minimum 50%
share holding in
the capital of
thhe AMC
ACE
1
once a week in a
national level
newspaper
795
SIP
796
60 days of board
of trustee
meeting
797
5 business days
from the closure
of NFO
798
799
Consumer forum
800
the scheme is
income bearing
801
Buyer beware
802
any time
thereafter
804
805
803
1
1
Announcing the
launch of the
scheme
806
807
30 days
808
Minimum
amount to be
raised
809
SAI
810
811
The following is not a standard risk factorA mutual fund scheme shall have a
minimum of ________ investors.
812
Investments are
subject to
market risks
10
Miain objective
of the scheme
The type of
securities in
which the
scheme will
invest principally
814
815
Trial commission is
calculated______________.
on the fund
mobilized by the
distributors
816
5%
813
Government
817
Logo or
trademark or
corporate
symbol, if any
818
AMC policy
819
Calibrated Exit
Load
820
entry load
821
822
Rs.6 crore
823
equity funds
824
825
826
827
829
830
828
SID of the
mutual fund
scheme
1
Systematic
Investment Plan
831
832
833
834
835
The performance
of the stock
market as a
whole
If interest rates
go down, price
of bonds will go
up
Setting broad
financial targets
and investing as
per risk
preference of
the individual
838
A piece of paper
attached to the
certificate
839
(11.5 /
10)^<12/15)- 1
840
25%
836
837
841
11.24%
842
843
30 days
844
845
Iiquidity
846
Arbitrage funds
847
Switches
portfolio
allocation
between debt
and equity
depending on
market
perception
848
849
Key information
Memorandum
850
6.00%
851
Wants to invest
in less risky
funds
852
SEBI
853
different
financial status
854
Accumulating
investors
855
12% interest
paid yearly
856
857
858
859
860
861
862
employment
generation
Rs. 1
among investors
de-listed
It is nothing but
an Equity share
of a company
Should be in
State which of the following statement
financial service
is"True" about a sponsor eligibility criterion business for the
?
last 10 years
The appointment of the AMC for the
mutual fund can be terminated by-
Majority of
directors of the
trustees
863
51% directors of
ABC ltd., an AMC
is also directors
of XYZ ltd., a
sponsor
company
864
AMC
865
Fund managers
866
867
10 working days
of the
investment
868
869
870
on request
872
873
SEBI
874
871
doing personal
trading with the
investments of
the mutual fund
scheme
876
877
maximum 51%
875
878
879
880
NAV
881
launching of
schemes
882
an entity who is
independent of
the AMC(s) or
Mutual fund its
affili.ates
884
885
Yield to maturity
886
Mutual fund
trustee/trustee
company
887
888
10%
889
He should
transfer the
investment to
his relative
890
first holder
883
485.00 crore
1
891
re-purchase
amount
Closing NAV of
the day
immediately
preceding the
date of
application
893
894
895
896
897
Checking the
foundations of
the company`s
factory building
898
899
Gross
Income/Average
Total Asset
900
901
Rs. 30.19
892
902
903
904
905
Changing the
asset allocation
of the portfolio
Par value
1
907
Change in
valuation of debt
securities with
respect to
change in
interest rates
redeems the
security
908
10.24%
Investor to put
away the
certificates in
safe deposit
vaults
These funds
invests in the
shares that
constitute a
specific index
906
909
910
911
912
Fixed Term plans have characteristic asAn independent director of an AMC can be
a director of another AMC.
913
yes
914
the sponsors
915
Above 7 years
916
Average return
919
920
on request
Taking exposure
in International
equity market
917
918
921
922
3.20%
1
Low
923
924
Bank Deposit
925
926
Allocating funds
to asset classes
Financial planners and their clients should (e.g.debt, equity
focus onetc.)
The right life-cycle stage to start investig
in equity isYoung Married
Reaping
928
Keeping the
target value of
investment
constant by
investing the
amount by
which the
investment
value has gone
down
929
His age
930
No financial
planning is
required
931
Are of no
relevance to the
investor
932
Liability side of
scheme`s
balance sheet
933
net worth
Passive funds
don`t tend to
outperform the
index it tracks
927
934
935
936
937
938
AMC
Delivery and
safe-keeping of
investments of
the fund
940
Investors can
Which of the following is not true for Equity claim an income
Linked Savings Schemes?
tax benefit
The appointment of AMC of the mutual
60% of the unit
fund can be terminated by
holders
941
Sponsor needs
to have a
minimum 50%
share holding in
the capital of
thhe AMC
942
SRO
943
944
AMFI website
939
945
Written
communication
about the
proposed
change is sent to
all unit-holders
946
0.50% p.a
947
948
self dealing
950
951
952
953
on a quarterly
basis
954
KIM means______________.
Key Investment
Memorandum
949
Is mandatory
1
956
957
By sponsors of
such schemes
958
Details of
sponsor/Trustees
959
AMFI
an equityoriented mutual
fund scheme
investor would
not bear any STT
955
960
961
1
1
962
BLOC
963
Closing NAV of
day funds are
available for
utilization
964
965
1
1
966
Reduction in the
share transfer
Which of the following problems have been
time of the
eliminated by depositories ?
buyer
967
Historical data
Which of the following is not considered for on the company'
technical analysis ?
share price
968
969
970
971
Companies with
above average
profits and
Fund manager with investment philosophy
growth in
of growth investing, loos for:
earnings
Certificate of Depostits are issued
by___________
Banks
972
The date on
which the
certificates
becomes old
973
Sold off
974
975
A five year deep discount bond wouldSEBI norms require that returns be
compuws on CAGR basis.
976
Pay interest on
ayerly basis
1
977
978
8.27%
Borrow 10% of
the net assets of
To meet redemption payments the mutual the Scheme for
fund can ?
1 year
980
more than 1
981
beta
982
983
A fund sells 100 units of face value Rs. 10/at an NAV of Rs. 12.25. How much would
be credited to unit capital?
Rs. 1225
984
985
arbitraging
986
physical gold
has high storage
cost
987
investing assets
to receive the
highest rate of
return possible
988
reaping
979
Yield plus
989
risk analyzing
990
991
992
993
5.00%
994
995
kind of stock in
the portfolio
996
997
BSE sensex
998
999
requires the
investor to
invest a fixed
sum periodically
1000
Closing NAV of
the day
immediately
preceding the
date of
application
1002
approval from
shareholders/benefici
aries
1003
Rs.100000
1004
SEBI
1005
20%
1006
dend payout
option
1007
sale re-purchase
facility
1008
balanced funds
1009
equity funds
1010
1011
1012
1013
the trustee
company
1014
no stake
required
1015
AMFI
1001
1016
1017
1018
cannot be
Unclaimed dividend or redemption amount deployed by the
from unit-holders__________.
mutual fund
following should not necessary be on
NFO starting
frontpage of offer documentdate
1019
1020
1022
investable fund
1023
7%
1024
19.27%
1025
1021
yes, a test
conducted by
AMFI
1027
1028
government
1029
Fixed rate
1030
Penalties and
fines
1031
1032
1033
1034
Error in
calculating the
NAV
1035
Access to
information
SIP where
monthly
investment does
to exceed
Rs.100
1036
1037
1038
1039
1040
1
1
sudden wealth
stage
1041
4.27%
1042
performance
1045
trustee
1046
1047
promote the
interests of the
unit holders
1048
3 months
1049
promoters
1050
the financial
goals have been
already met
1051
equity funds
1052
8.00%
1053
portfolio risk
1055
1056
1054
equity funds
unit capital
1% on market
value
1058
10%
1059
1057
1060
1061
1062
5%
3 business days
Sponsor
marketing
various schemes
through agent`s
network
1064
1065
one week
1066
1067
in excess of 1%
1063
1068
1069
1070
1071
mutual funds
general due
diligence
Investors
iiquid schemes
investing funds
to receive the
highest rate of
return possible
Building wealth
1072
RBI
1073
is mandatory
1074
Association of
mutual funds in
India
1075
1076
asset
management
company
1077
1078
2 months
Investment
agreement
1079
1080
minors
1081
form a mutual
benefit fund
1082
1083
actively
managed funds
liquid fund
(MMMF)
1084
An equity fund
would invest in
ordinary shares,
perference
shares and
warrants
1085
1086
gold funds
passive funds
individuals
Three
1089
50%
1090
the sponsors
1091
mutual funds
1093
1094
6 months
KIM is ___________.
information
memorandum of
key personnel of
the mutual fund
1096
limited to the
extent of Rs. 100
crore or AUM of
the scheme,
whichever is less
1097
offer document
1098
1099
1092
1095
5 business days
1
10,10%
institutional
channels
1100
for a limited
number of years
1101
Appreciation/Depreciation in the
investment portfolio is not includable in
"net assets".
1102
1103
Rs. 3.20crore
2% on the first
Rs. 100crore of
average net
assets & 1% on
the balance
1105
lnternational
multilateral
agencies
approved by GOI
1106
1107
1108
type of fund
1104
Review of
companies'
financials
government
borrowings
1109
1110
stock selection
1112
1113
lts current
market price
1111
1114
international
price of gold
1115
offering growth
option
1116
1117
1118
A high credit rating does not meanA benchmark once selected for mutual
fund scheme cannot be changed later.
1120
1121
1122
asset allocation
sector
In developing a fund portfolio for any
distribution,
investor, the following steps are involved. selection of fund
The order in which these steps are to be
managers and
followed isscheme
1119
1123
defining a
client`s profile
and goals
1124
Childhood to
married with
older childern
earning
members in the
family
1125
money market
funds
1129
equity income
funds
on a stock
exchange
1130
a partnership
1127
1128
deposit with a
chit fund
company
trustees
1133
1134
trust deed
1135
the apex
regulatory
authority
1136
facility to buy or
The following characteristic is not present sell back units to
in an open end fundthe fund
1138
it is an abridged
version of the
offer document
and is provided
with application
form
1139
Rs. 9.50
banks
Re-purchase
transaction
1143
transfer amount
from one mutual
fund to another
mutual fund at
regular intervals
1144
gilt schemes
1140
1141
1142
purpose and
As a part of borrowing policy the following circumstances of
1145 need not be disclosed in an offer document
borrowing
Rupee cost averaging and value averaging
can be recommended to an investor who is
1146
in
accumulation
phase
1147
1 fiscal year
1148
1149
Rs.6.00 crore
1150
1151
SAI
The expected
date of maiden
dividend
1152
4.25 crore
1154
1155
AMC policy
Fund managers
open-ended
funds
portfolio
composition
high growth
stocks
A value fund
tries to seek out
fundamentally
sound
companies
whose shares
are currently
overpriced in the
market
1161
the additional
yield on a
government
security as
compared to the
rate of inflation
1162
also risk
1163
At a price which
is not related to
interest rates for
similar
maturities
1164
1165
to become a
billionaire
1158
1159
1160
1166
1167
Risk profile of a
client remainns
constant through
Which of the following statements is True?
the llife cycle
1168
1169
1170
1171
1172
1173
1174
1175
investments to
achieve long
term goals
1
actively
managed
schemes
1
value funds
invest in
overpriced
stocks
certificate of
deposits
1
1176
number of
securities in the
Volatility of a mutual fund is influenced byportfolio
1177
There is no need
to benchmark an
How would you measure the performance
equity index
of an equity index fund?
fund
1178
standard
deviation, beta
1179
16.67%
1180
reinvestment
risk
Rs.18.75 crore
Computation
date
1186
amounts
invested
private
placement
1187
re-opening date
1182
1183
1184
1185
one month
before the issue
opens
1189
1190
shall have
minimum of 20
investors
1188
1191
1192
1 month frome
the closure of
NFO
1193
quarterly
1194
1 month from
the end of every
quarter
1195
maximum 5
business days
1196
1197
10 working days
of the
investment
1
1198
A scheme can be wound up ifThe operations of the mutual fund trust are
1199
governed by___________.
SEBI Regulations
The structure of mutual fund is governed
1200
SEBI
by______________.
Safekeeping of physical securities is the
1201
role ofThe custodian
1202
1203
A fund sponsor
can contribute to
the intital corpus
of the trust
professional
management
initial public
offer
1205
a purchase
transaction at
purchase price
of the scheme
1206
periodic funds
1204
1207
1208
two different
exchanges viz.
NSE and BSE
1
Various plans
under the
scheme
(e.g.dividend
reinvestment
plant)
similar schemes
of all mutual
funds in the
capital market
1211
1212
1213
expenses on
investment
management/ge
Which of the following recurring expenses
neral
can be charged to the scheme ?
management
Rs.2.25 crores
1216
1
technical
analysis
1217
high current
incomt income
1215
1
no interest risk
gets strenghen
1221
which pays
interest higher
than the g-sec
securities taking
interest on g-sec
securities as the
base
1222
absolute return
1223
Diversified funds
1220
1226
tactical
1
beta
risk permium
risk
1229
22.45%
1230
9.28%
Investing on a
mutual fund is
likey to be less
risky compared
to directly
investing in the
market
1231
1232
1233
1234
Offers
systematic
approach to
investment
1
debt funds
1235
in very high
quality equity
only
1236
1237
1238
two-fifth
1239
SEBI
Companies
There is a
change in the
AMC of the
schemes that
are taken over
bombay stock
exchange
1242
1243
1244
1
Investment
company
1245
1246
1247
AMC board of
directors
1248
ministry of
finance
1249
Sponsor
1250
open-ended
schemes
1241
1251
1252
Sai means_________.
A systematic investment plan is the best
example of-
Systematic
appraisal of
investments
rupee cost
averaging
1255
1256
accrual basis of
accounting
1257
audit fees
1258
2.50%
1259
1260
1261
1262
1
1
1264
1265
1266
1267
1268
1269
1270
1271
1272
Closing NAV of
the day
immediately
preceding the
date of
application
Steady capital
appreciation and
Which of the following is generally true for steady dividends
a growth stock?
yields
Better the credit quality of a debt security,
lower is the yield spread.
1
Change in NAV method does not account
for divided.
1
in opposite
direction
There is no
maximum
ceiling on the
borrowings by
mutual fund
scheme
1
1
1273anThe
equity
rulefund
of 20:25
should
asnot
stipulated
invest in
bynot
SEBI
more
is - tham 25 companies out of which 20 companie
1274
1275
the fund
manager
Si-Bex
1276
1277
can be
expectted from
the fund
1278
high transaction
costs
1279
1280
by picking up
cheques and
application
forms the client
1281
1282
1283
1284
1285
1286
1287
announced after
mobilizing funds
from investors
book value
discretionary
balanced funds
default by issuer
on payment of
Which of the following risks do not affect a
interest or
debt fund?
principal
1288
association of
persons
1289
1290
1291
sponsor
1292
1293
1294
1295
1297
1298
gilt securities
1
having 5 year
tenure
paying dividends
offers high
dividend
payments to
investors
12.82%
1300
sharpe ratio
divides risk
premium by the
fund's standard
deviation
1301
equity schemes
are subject to
STT
1302
Rs.27
1303
Rs.31
1305
more than 1
1306
certificates
1304
18.36%
re-purchase
transaction at
Investors can sell their units to the scheme their re-purchase
1307
through______________.
price
1308
Floating rate
funds
1309
Exchange traded
fund
1310
Contribute at
least 40% of the
AMC's net worth
1311
Investor can
claim an income
tax benefit
1312
securities
1313
20%
1314
sponsor or its
associates
control atleast
50% shares of
the custodian
1315
50%
1316
promote the
interests of
AMFI was set up in 1995with the objective
mutual funds
to:
and unit holders
1317
50%
1318
quarterly, by the
5th working day
of succeeding
month
1319
1320
sponsors
15 days
1322
SEBI
1323
SAI
1324
means of
fulfilling the
guarantee
1325
1326
product launch
advertisement
1327
1328
1329
1
allowed to the
extent of 5% to
be charged to
the scheme
1.00%
1331
1332
Rs.2.25 crores
1333
1330
1334
1335
dividend payout
option
1
1336
Value stocks-
have high
current dividend
yield
1337
listed companies
1338
current yield
increases
exposure to long
term floating
rate debt
securities
1340
dividend would
be re-invested in
the same
scheme at the
ex-dividend NAV
1341
1339
1342
1343
modified
duration
1345
1
volatility of
earnings
6.57%
1347
1348
1349
reginstered gold
merchants
1350
decreasing the
standard of
living
Where various
alternative
financial plans
are worked so
that if one
doesn'swork
other could be
opted
1351
1352
1353
1354
1355
1356
1357
low income
earners
number of units
multiplied by its
face value
1358
Managing the
fund's
distribution
channel
1359
To promote
interest of
mutual funds
he can transfer
on a periodic
basis a specified
amount from
one scheme to
another
1360
1361
1362
within 1 month
from the close of
each half year
1364
1366
1367
3 months
lets the buyer
beware
1695.3405
1368
top-down
1369
yield
1370
shoots up
above par
inflation
1374
proof of identity
1375
investment
amount
1376
547.9452
1373
1377
1378
1379
cost
approval
1381
1382
1380
1384
hybrid funds
1385
365 days
1386
gold funds
1383
1575.2025
entitles the
investor to claim
income tax
rebate
1389
trustees
in each of the
last 5 years
1390
Rs.20 Crores
1387
1388
Rs.1crore
1392
1393
ANMI
1394
Rs.100 Crores
1395
10 working days
of each
investment
1396
has a right to
stop such
proposed
changes
1397
within 5
scheme re-opening date of an open-ended business days of
mutual fund scheme should be__________.
the allotment
1391
1398
AMFI's website
1399
1400
within 3 month
from the end of
financial year
1401
1402
1
1
1404
1
marital status
proof
1405
NRO Account
1406
1407
when to buy a
given share
1403
1408
1409
Dividend yield for a stock isThe current yield of bond increases if the
interest rate falls.
1410
dividend per
share
1
under-valued
stocks
1411
8.28%
1412
higher
1413
1414
1415
all types of
equity schemes
balanced funds
SEBI
1416
to beat the
market by
superior stock
selection
1417
government
debt instruments
government
securities
1418
1419
1420
choice of
investment
universe
1422
distribution
1423
Systematic
Investment Plan
1421
1
narrow
1426
1427
41.58
1428
the investor
1429
1430
physical gold
through the
stock exchange
brokers
1
1431
lf allows investor
to invest a fixed
amount on a
monthly basis
1432
whether to buy
or sell
1433
qualitave
analysis
1434
1435
Rs.4.50 Crores
1
chartist
if equity market
move up, P/E
ratios will move
down
1438
1439
above average
earnings growth
1441
financial
planning
of not less than
10 years
1442
gilt funds
1437
1440
1449
1450
1445
1446
1447
1448
1451
1452
1453
timing
1
gilt schemes
high inflation
economies
40%
1
sector
1
distributors
Agent
registration
number
SEBI
1454
1455
1456
1457
prescribed by
SEBI
1 fiscal year
1459
1460
investors can
buy units of
close-ended
scheme, from
the fund only
during its NFO
1462
Schemes which
invests in debt
securities for a
fixed limited
period
1463
gilt funds
1464
1458
1461
1465
1466
1467
AMC
sponsor
1469
1470
1471
one-half of all
directors
1472
fund sponsors
1468
a maximum of 5
years
sponsor
1474
1475
1476
1473
1477
1478
10%
short-term
capital loss can
be set off
against other
head of income
1479
1480
1481
1482
1483
Asset valu
divided by all
shares sold since
the fund was
initiated
liquid schemes
50%
sponsor
SAI
1485
1486
2120.3028
1487
1488
30 working days
1484
1
1
top-down
yield
1493
1494
In the form of
long-term loans
shares
1492
1495
1496
1
1
1498
sell short
maturity
securities and
buy long
maturity
securities
re investment
risk
1499
1500
6.61%
1501
1497
1502
1503
financial
planning is
equivalent to tax
planning
1
1504
investment is for
the same
amount at
regular intervals
1505
current income
1506
pensioners
1507
is appointed for
issuing and
redeeming units
of the mutual
fund
1508
ability to build
client trust
1510
1
dividend reinvestment optin
1512
1513
1511
1514
mutual fund is a
risky investment
1
1517
Mutual funds are allowed to lendNSE's platform for mutual fund transaction
is called__________.
Who published "making mutual funds work
for you- The investors guide"
Trail commission is normally paid to the
AMC on a ________basis.
QUARTERLY
1518
1519
1520
stock exchange
brokers
1521
2504.1736
1522
to emphasize on
ethical & moral
trade practices
1515
1516
money
NSE MFSS
AMFI
1523
open ended
funds
1524
1525
AMC
51% of unitholders
1528
1529
within 5 years
As a AMC
requirement
Correct Option
A
A
0
0
RTA
Custodian
Implement the
Certification
Programme
0
To develop the
Cadre of Agent
Fund
Accountant
All of These
B
D
A
0
At Investment
amount
A
Will not get
any
Commission
Fixed
Percentage
according to
SEBI
Regulations.
He is redeeming He is investing
within 9 months
within 3
after record date months prior
of Dividend
to the record
Date of
Dividend
IFCR
MICR
24 hrs
10am to 4 pm
Both B & C
Arbitrage fund
Host fund
Offshore fund
Option
Plan
SIP
Master circular
Addendum
All of these
Suspend the
distributor
Agents
Sub-brokers
All of these
Need to cover
50% of screen
Both a and b
Need not to be
disclose
Rs 6,000
Nil
None of these
0
IPN to existing
investor only
Equity fund
B
IPIN and user
No need any
name to all facility for doing
new investors the transaction
Growth fund
Gilt fund
0
Default risk
B
Inflation risk
Interest-rate
risk
Tactical fund
manager
Bottom-up
approach
Institutional
investor
Technical
Analysis
Technical
approach
Foreign
Individual
Passive Fund
Manager
Fundamental
approach
The trust
where, more
than 60% if the
beneficial
interests is held
by NRI
ABB
AAA*
A++
No. of units
No. of units
outstanding* face
issued*
value
current market
price
Public Provident
Fund (PPF)
National
Savings
Certificates
(NSC)
NAV * face
value
Units of a
mutual fund
B
B
Both 3 and 4
A
B
Balance fund
Capital
protected fund
sector fund
Crops
Industrial
metal
Real estate
Financial
intermediary
NBFC
B
A
Whatever the
price higher
than NAV or
lower than
NAV
At NAV price
only
Board of directors
Trust
0
Company
0
Maintain the
records of the
investor
Board of
directors of the
company
Issuing and reSending the
purchasing
Annual account
transaction of
statement of
units
Mutual Fund
A
C
B
C
AMC
SEBI
Investors
Point of
Acceptance
Investor
RTA
NSDL
SEBI
AMFI
CRISIL LiquiFEX
NSE's MIBOR
Both B and C
CRISIL MIPEX
CRISIL
Banking Index
CRISIL Debt
Hybrid Index
CRISIL MIPEX
CRISIL Debt
Hybrid Index
Exit Load
Deffered Load
Management
fees in liquid
fund
0
Credit rating
A
Yield Matrix
Yield Quality
Except than
In liquid fund
In debt fund
equity other
upto 4
upto 4 decimals
funds are
decimals and
rounded offupto 4
other than
decimals
liquid upto 4
decimals
0.015%
0.25%
0.017%
Dividend
Capital Gain
NSDL
1,3,4,2.
Depository
Participant
3,1,2,4.
Dividend
Distribution
CDSL
2,3,1,4.
Sector specific
risks
Company
specifis risks
Credit risk
Sensitivity of a
funds returns to
changes in
market index.
Weighted
Risk premium of
average P/E
the fund.
ratios of all
stocks held in
portfolio.
Sector funds
Income funds
Holding more
number of
sectors in a
portfolio.
By hedging
with futures
an options.
A Balanced fund
Money market
fund
Both 1& 2
above
Evaluate past
returns
Choose
Strategies
Reviewing funds
structural
charateristics
Specialized
funds
None of above
Selecting a bond
Selecting a
None of above
fund is easier
equity fund is
than selecting a
easier than
money market
selecting a
fund
money market
fund
Cost
Money market
funds are
appropriate
Because of
Because of the
Limited supply of
kind of the
financial planner
money this
business
offers
None of above
Only 1&2
Only 1&3
Both the
clients and
financial
planners
should
together set
mearsurable
financial goals
None of the
above
Is the extent of
loss the client
can tolerate
psychologically
and financially
Is the normal
loss of an
invesment
category
None of the
above
Has to be done in
once in fortnight
An indefinite
continous
process
Portfolio
rebalancing
Has to done
once in a year
Managing the
clients finances
Gather and
analyze data
Rebalance the
Debt/Equity
allocation very
periodically
Generally
Keep fixed
avoid portfolio percentages of
rebalaning
equity & debt
investments at
all times
Strategic asset
allocation.
Tactical asset
Benjanin
allocation
Graham's 50-50
Balance
Using telephone
Using
Using telephone
swithing method
telephone
switching
to actively move
switching
method to
and out of
method to
atively move
different schemes atively move and out of the
of same fund
and out of the same scheme
complex
same scheme of the different
of the same
fund complex
fund complex
The investor
has identified
a bullish
phase in the
stock market
The investor
wants to invest
for the long
term
A debt fund
An Equity
growth fund
None of the
above
PPF
BothA and B
Certain sum of
money to the
survivor of the
policy taken in
the event of
death within the
term of the policy
Investing In MF
offer liquidity
Inesting In MF
increases
transaction
cost
MF offer
professional
management
Real Estate
Gold
Bank Deposits
Medium term
basis
Long term
basis
Moderate risky
Commercial
Paper
Largely closeended but
convert into
open-ended at
pre-specified
intervals
Cum Dividend
Vertually risk
free
Debentures
None of the
above
Bonds
Always openended
None of the
above
Ex-Dividend
None of the
above
NAV minus
entry load
KYC is not
mandatory in
MF
SEBI
AMFI
RBI
Transition stage
Wealth Cycle
Life Cycle
1964
1987
1993
None of the
above
All employees
Shall abide
who are engaged with Sebi code
in the sale and
of ethics
distribution shall
obtain ARN
Investments to
achieve long
term goals
Guaranteed
returns
Direct
investment in
capital market
Black
marketing
Opposite of
White Swan
Requires the
Automatically
investment to be
leads to
locked in for a
investment in
period of 3 years equity shares
Stability is
associated with
debt funds
NIL
Custodial
agreement
BSE Star Mutual
Fund
Is equal to a
purchase
transaction
Nav of the
immediate next
working day
Both 1 & 2
All of these
None of the
above
25%
20%
+surcharge+c +surcharge+ce
ess
ss
Trust
deed
Investment
report of the
fund manager
Both 1 and 2
NEAT MMF
C
D
C
Is a
repurchase
from one
scheme and
purchase in
another
scheme with 1
request
None of the
above
Nav of the
same working
day.
None of the
above
Point of Service
Point of
Acceptance
HUF
FII
Foreign citizen
Offices of AMC
and point of
acceptance
wherever
applications are
accepted
Custodians
Office
Goes down
Goes upwards
steady
Remains
Constant
Bottom up
Approach
Growth Style
Blended Style
Yield Spread
Call to Yield
Floating Rate
AMC
Trustees
Stock Exchange
Mid Cap
Small Cap
Arbitrage Funds
Treynor Ratio
Standard
Deviation
Credence
Alpha
Crisil
7 working
days
Registrar and
transfer fees
3 working days
B
A
CDSL
5 working days
Listing fees and
Depository Fees
Increase rapidly
Increase
slowly
Software
development
fees
Remain
constant
Equity
Debt
Gold
Risk Approach
Risk Profiling
Risk Taking
2008-10
2009
None of the
above
Asset
Management
Asset
Framework
None of the
above
Strategic Asset
Allocation.
Model
Portfolios
None of the
above.
Strategic Asset
Allocation.
Tactical Asset
Allocation.
None of the
above.
Both of the
above
None of the
above
every 6 months
every 3
every 6 months
months of
of every
every financial financial year
year
D
A
SAI
Offer
Document
KIM
Bench Mark
Rights of Unit
holders
12 months
Loads &
expenses
need based
every 9
months
every 12
months
6 months
every 6 months
C
D
Jun-11
advertised in a
national english
newspaper
5 years
Jun-12
Mar-11
B
None of the
above
since the
inception
At Discount
At par
SID
SAI
Monthly
30 days
Date of closure
of NFO
Fourth Schedule
Fifth Schedule
CDSC
RTA
NAV of realisation
date
NAV of
previous day
of realisation
Seventh
Schedule
Recuring
expenses
NAV of next
days
Dematerialisation
Demat
Remat
Investor who is in
Transition phase
Wealth
creating
affluent
investors
Wealth
preserving
affluent
investors
Gold
Currency
Art
NIL
Fund
Accountant
12.5%
20%
+surcharge+cess +surcharge+c
SEBI
AMFI
None of the
above
B
100000
66667
60000
A
Cannot say
anything
Rs. 12500
Rs.10000
Double Taxation
Avoidance
Agreement
Double
Taxation
Acceptance
Agreement
Double Taxation
Authorised
Agreement
Same rate
Restoring to tax
planning to keep
tases as low as
possible
Planning for
retirement
with the
maximum
income
possible
Either higher or
lower of the
rate
Process of
solving financial
problems and
reaching
financial goals
60 40
30 70
70 30
Asset Class C
Asset Class E
The interest is
tax free
The rate of
interest is
12% p.a.
Contribution
upto Rs.60000
are eligible for
tax rebate
Post-tax returns
are attractive
Liquidity is
rather low
None of the
above
10.50%
0.08
0.11
Between
Rs.600 and
Rs.1000
None of the
above
50% Government
securities funds
+ 50% Money
Market Funds.
25%
aggressive
growth funds
+25%
international
funds 25%
Sector funds +
15% High
Yield Bond
funds + 10%
Gold Funds.
Intergeneratio
nal transfer
Phase
100% Liquid
fund
10% in
moonthly
income
schemes
Accumulation
phase
Young married
with childern
stage
Married with
older childern
stage
Can be
withdrawn
after a year
Fixed Asset
Allocation
Flexible Asset
Allocation
Strategic Asset
Allocation
0.35
0.75
0.4
inherter
Godfather
None of the
above
Any entity that is OCBs which is OCI card holder.
not an Indian
managed by
resident
foreigners.
0
Corporate Bond
A
B
POA Point Of
Acceptance
Growth Fund
B
D
B
A
D
CDSL
CVL
Money Market
Mutual Fund
Index Fund
Debt
Securities
Equity Shares
Individual
NRI
HUF
CDSL
ONCE
POS
D
A
NEFT
ECS
Both A&B
4000 units
Nil
16000 units
B
B
833 units.
417 units.
416.67 units.
Rs.14850/-
Rs.14000/-
Rs.14810/-
Signatory
Authority
Board
Resolution
Appliation form.
Previous Days
Nav
Next working
Days Nav
According to the
time mention in
web browser.
According to
the time
mention in
web server
According to
investment
Amt. & time
mention in web
server.
Preceding Days
NAV of Next
working Day of
fund realisation
Friday's NAV
Wednesday's
NAV
Tuesday's NAV
Preceding Days
NAV
Following
working days
NAV
Only b & c
Both the
statements are
wrong
Only Second
Part
Partially False
Completely
True
Only Second
statement
False
Completely
False
Only Second
statement True
Only Second
Part
Both the
statements are
wrong
Both the
statements are
wrong
Term
Partially False
Investment
objective
Completely
True
nature of the
scheme
Completely
False
A
C
Principle of
indemnity
Principle of
caveat emptor
Principle of
indemnity
Principle of
Buyer beware
Principle of
insurable
interest
Principle of
insurable
interest
C
C
Income fund
Fixed Deposits
Index Fund
0
0
B
A
Below par
At par
At a price
unrelated to the
prevailing
interest rate
Sector fund
Debt fund
Gold
NSC
Bank Deposits
Betting on
horse (as a
regular income)
NSC
6 years
7 years
Kisan Vikas
Patra
8 years
6 years
5 years
3 years
0.11
0.1
0.09
C
D
Investors in high
tax bracket
8.5% before
tax
Urban
investors
Risk taking
investors
Rs. 307
Rs.99
Rs. 207
Interest income is
added to the NAV
Interest
income is
subtratced to
the NAV
None of these
Photo credit
card
Lipper
Gold Sector
Fund
Photo employee
id
Credence
Analytics
Gold futures
C
A
D
A
Only HUF
Individual and
HUF
At discount
At par
Art
Property
Only
institutional
investors
At a price
unrelated to the
prevailing
interest rate
Institutional
metal
Decreases
Constant
Drastic change
Personal
information
Rs. 50,000/-
Financial
information
Rs.1,20,000/-
None of these
B
A
SEBI
AMC
New investor
Married with
older childern
stage
Tax benefits
Newly married
both are
working
High returns
Sum assured
Face value
Real value
Distributotor
It gives capital
It should be All of the above
appreciation over bought due to
its term
the need for
insurance and
not as an
investment
Sponsor
Company
distributor
0
Associate
group of
Sponsor
Investor
A
A
Distributotor
Banks
C
B
6 months
need based
Both 1 & 3
A
Jun-09
Jun-10
Mar-11
B
Parents and
Relatives
Contribution
ECS
Parents
Income
PDCs
STP
SWP
DTP
25: 75
70 : 30
20: 80
A
D
C
D
Maried with 2
Children stage
Go down
HNI
Distribution
Companies
Close-ended
Just Maried
Call centre
employee
None of the
above
Gold fund
Real estate
Golld ETF
Operation of
scheme
Portfolio and
operation of
scheme
None of the
above
B
B
C
C
A
A
Units are
Units are holds
automatically
or carry by
get redeemed surviving holder
Annualised
Returns
Fixed Asset
Allocation
Absolute
Return
Tactical Asset
Allocation
Simple return
Strategic Asset
Allocation
D
B
A
A
Agent
Registration
Number
SID
AMFI
Registration
Number
SAI
AMFI Regulation
Number
None of these
C
A
Associates of
Mutual Fund in
India
Associates of
Mutual Fund in
Indians
Association of
Mutual
Foundation in
India
Growth Fund.
Diversified
Equity Fund.
Index Fund.
0
Following
Working Days
Nav
Value Fund.
A
A
Preceding
AMC will not
Working Days
process the
NAV
transaction and
he will not get
any units.
A
Bullion
Gold Futures
Gold ETF
IRDA
PFM
AMFI
be empanelled
with an AMC
be NISM
certified
C
C
D
B
To be borne by
the investors
Totally False
To be borne by to be borne by
the
SEBI
distributors
Partially True
Partially False
A
SEBI
Investor
Distributor
B
Quarterly
Half yearly
Yearly
A
Totally False
Partially True
Partially False
B
Totally False
Partially True
Partially False
B
AMC code of
ethics
AMFI's Guidelines
& Norms for
Intermediaries
both statements
are wrong
only second
statement is
right
B
AGNI
SID
SIA
B
0
B
8 inches
8 centimeters 18 centimeters
B
blue
0.1
white
0.15
as per the
wishes of the
AMC
7.50%
C
A
A
25/75
75/25
80/20
D
5 seconds
10 seconds
7.5 seconds
Name of AMC
Entry and/ or
exit loads
Declaration of
NAV
product
launches
Risk factors
usage of ranking
given by third
party
B
D
A
both statements
are wrong
only first
statement is
right
only second
statement is
right
D
0
B
0.01
0.02
Nil
D
0
B
0
Gold
A
Currency
market
International
Fund
0
Personal
information
Asset Allocators
B
A
Emplyability
Risk Profilers
Financial
information
Financial Plan
B
C
A
0
A
30% liquid, 60%
debt and 10%
equity
Debt
Simplicity
100% debt
A
D
A
0
Both statements
are wrong
0
Both statements
are wrong
Both statements
are wrong
1 lakh
A
Only the 2nd
statement is
right
A
A
C
0
0
Personal
Retirement
Account Number
A
Personal
Registration
Account
Number
Permanent
Retirement
Account
Number
A
Both statements
are wrong
Debt securities,
other than govt
securities
B
0
IRDA
PFRDA
AMFI
Corporate debt
govt securities
Any of the
above
Financial assets
Non-physical
assets
C
D
Real assets
both statements
are wrong
only first
statement is
right
only second
statement is
right
D
0
B
Financial assets
Mega commodity
exchange
Profit
Number of years
after which the
expense will
occur
Non-physical
assets
Multi
Mumbai
consumer
commodity
exchange
exchange
Cost in today's Cost at the end
terms
of the period
when the
expense will be
incurred
Are the
expenses to
be done in
foreign
currency
B
0
A
Comprehensive
Financial plan
Staretegic
Financial Plan
Tactical
financial plan
B
analyse &
Implement the
Monitor the
evaluate client's
financial
financial
financial status
planning
planning
recommendati recommendatio
ons
ns
All of the
above
A
Young Married
youn married
couple, with one
spouse working
Childhood
young
unmarried
person
Married with
young children
a child
B
Exclusions
Co-payment
Pre-existing
illness
A
young married to
young
married with
unmarried to
older children
pre-retirement
Sudden wealth
Transition
young
unmarried to
married with
older children
Intergenerational
transfer
C
Accumulation
35
Sudden
Wealth
Reaping
45
50
D
D
Transition
Accumulation
Sudden Wealth
liquid
debt
life insurance
A
B
A
A=P/(1+I)^n
P=A^n*(1+I)
P=A^n*(1+I)
B
Comprehensive financial goal
Financial plan
Establish and
Gather client
Define the client- data, define
planner
client goals
relationship
Transition
Intergenerational
phase
none of the
above
Develop and
present
financial
planning
recommendatio
ns and/ or
options
Accumulation
phase
B
D
Amount of buying
and selling done
by the fund
60:40
The average
number of
units sold by
the fund in
one day
None of the
above
30:70
70:30
B
D
The sentiments
of market
Fixed Asset
Fliexible Asset
Allocation
Allocation Fund.
Fund.
He is redeeming He is investing
Both B & C
within 9 months
within 3
after record date months prior
of Dividend
to the record
Date of
Dividend
MIP.
D
0
25% of net
20% of net
assets
assets
The performance The returns
The change in
of other mutual given by other wholesale price
funds
comparable
index
financial
products
D
The investment
objective of the
fund
High Ticket Size.
I-Sec's I-BEX
Investment
objectives
Winning a sports
gold medal
SEBI
AMFI
B
Professional Domestic Asset.
Management.
BSE 200
CRISIL Debt
Index
Fund size
S&P CNX
Sectoral Indices
S&P CNX Defty
B
D
C
Fund managers
D
Planning for
retirement
Saving for
child's
education
To achieve
financial goals
through proper
management of
finances
To invest in
foreign
countries
None of the
above
B
Financial Planner
Insurance
Agency
Financial
Advisor
A
Allocating funds
to individual
securities
Recommending
appropriate asset
allocation
Tracking
stocks, which
they feel have
potential
None of the
above
Monitoring
All of the above
financial
planning
recommendati
ons
D
B
B
Disciplining
children
Equity fund
Disciplined
monthly
budgeting
None of the
above
Growth fund
Gild fund
C
A
A
Flexible Ratio of
Asset Allocation
Investment
without any
asset
allocation plan
D
Real estate
Bullion
Money market
instruments
All of These
D
Units of a
mutual fund
0
High purchase
price
Implement the
Certification
Programme
Long term capital
appreciation
B
Depreciation
in value as
time passes
To develop the
Cadre of Agent
Value gets
eroded due to
inflation
All of These
Low risk
High liquidity
D
A
Unfavourable
effect of tax
Very high
liquidity
0
The amount
required for
investment is
very large
B
D
0
Higher risk
D
B
Safety of
principal is not
guaranteed
None of the
above
B
0
A
Taxed in the
Are subject to
hands on the
capital gains
investors
tax
Agents get
Returned are
commissions on guaranteed by
mutual fund
mutual funds
investment
Are tax-free in
the hands of
the investor
None of the
above
Inflation.
Tax Deferal.
Tax Benefit.
Commercial
paper
Company
deposit
Debt fund
A
B
D
A
Amount of money Investor's risk
to be invested
tolerance
Phase through
which the
economy is
passing
None of the
above.
AMC
B
0
0
Majority of board
of directors
B
Majority of
board of
directors of
AMC
Both a and b
0
The amount will
debited only
when investor
will give the
request
Benefit of
inflation
Market level
Market level risk
Both a and c
B
According to
SEBI
regulation
Depends upon
AMCS
employee
A
Cost adjusted the technique
with the
of reducing the
impact of
capital gain tax
inflation
Declaration of Logo or trade
mark
NAV and
performance
7 days, 15
7 days, 15
days, 30 days days, and since
inception
Fund
Number of
manager's
investors in the
success at
scheme
market timing
Sector specific All of the above
Both of the
above
None of the
above
C
C
D
B
A
He can redeem
investment at
prevailing NAV
within 30 days
from the date of
change take
place
A
It is based on
past returns,
which does not
necessarily
indicate further
performance
It is an
independent
number
Recommend
some
investment
option
available
B
Offer adhoc
advise
whenever the
investor has
surplus money
available
B
Buy a few units
of every mutual
fund scheme
available
20 days
Allocation the
available money
to all the
securities
available
Up to the last
date of NFO
None of this
Allocating the
right
proportion of
funds to
equity, debt
and money
market
securities
None of the
above
0
Stock selection
Equity funds
Income funds
Weighted
No. of securities
average
in portfolio
Maturity
Money market All of the above
funds
Equity growth All of the above
fund
C
B
C
A
C
In accumulation
phase
In transition
phase
Not invest in
securities, which
bear risk of
capital erosion
Should take
the effect of
taxes into
account
Never invest in
equity
The right
The right
All the funds
investment
investment can be invested
strategy depends
strategy
in aggressive
upon who the
depends upon
equity funds
beneficiaries are
the state of
the stock
market
Should not use
any of the new
wealth to invest
in equity
B
0
A
0
D
S.D=STDEV
S.D=(range of S.D=STDEV*(ra
cells where
nge of cells
the periodic
where the
returns are
periodic returns
calculated)
are calculated)
Define Goal
A Balanced fund
Establish
Relationship
A Money
market fund
Monitor the
Financial
Planning
Recommendatio
ns
Both a and b
above
A
Every Year.
Quaterly.
Every Month.
More volatile
than market
Equally
volatile than
market
Risk adjusted
return
No relation
Risk
B
B
Beta of the
portfolio
Rupee cost
averaging has
no serious
shortcomings
C
Rebalance the
Debt/Equity
allocation very
frequently
Generally
Keep fixed
avoid portfolio percentages of
rebalancing? equity and debt
investments at
all times?
C
His risk appetite
6% interest paid
every 6 months
Job of the
investor
It is required by
AMC
The purpose
of making
investment
3% interest
paid every
quarter
All of these
D
1% interest
paid monthly
Dramatic
change in the
market
condition
All of these
Business
increases
D
A
Buying and
selling securities
on the basis of
privileged
information
available to the
fund by persons
who are insiders
to the company
Both of the
above
None of the
above
B
AGNI
Front running
None of the
above
B
The directors of
the trustee
company
1
Sponsor of the
fund
Only 1 and 2
D
B
1
Debt
A
Liquid
Money Market
A
5 years and
above
upto 3 years
upto 2 years
0
Debt fund
A
Liquid fund
Index fund
A
0
A
lower than the
NAV
0.03
higher than
the
none of the
above
0.05
0.07
B
B
D
Equity funds
Debt funds
Sector funds
A
0
A
Debt
Liquid
Money Market
A
5 years and
above
upto 3 years
upto 2 years
0
12 Midnight.
Assured policy
surrender value
A
Server time as
Investor's
per the
computer time.
computer.
Low risk
none of the
above
C
D
0
lower than the
A
higher than
the
Lower or higher
than NAV
black
marketing
Opposite of
white swan
A
0
Mid-cap
Small-cap
Both B & C
Both statements
are wrong
He would benefit
He would
He would loose
if the Indian
loose if the US
if the Indian
Rupee becomes
$ becomes
Rupee becomes
stronger
stronger
stronger
Both A & B
FMP
Equity Fund
International
Equity Fund
B
0
A
0
A
Short Term Debt
fund
Both of the
above
None of the
above
0
Weekly
B
Monthly
Annual
C
Tracking error
Both statements
are wrong
Scheme
running
expenses
Only the 1st
statement is
right
Only 2 & 3
D
Only the 2nd
statement is
right
A
0
A
Any of the
Dividend
Dividend
above.
Reinvestment, Payout of Debt
debt fund.
Fund.
All the corpus
Customer is
Allocate some
investing in one
king
units to every
companies
investor in India
A
Financial Assets
Foreign Bank
Both of the
above
Domestic
Bank
none of the
above
Private
Placement
A
D
1200 units
500 units
600 units
A
Gold fund
ETF
Small Ticket
Small Ticket
Mix of all asset
classes
Interest rate
Equity Shares
and Bonds
Real estate
fund
Life Insurance
Gold ETF
Gold Future
International
Asset
International
Asset
Debt
Safe haven
asset class
Safe haven
asset class
G-Sec.
Rupee cost
averaging
Liquid Fund
and Saving
Bank account
both 1 and 3
A
C
C
C
C
A
Gold
Gold Future
Gold
Gold Future
G-Sec.
Institutional
Investor
0
NBFC
Kisan Vikas
Patra
LIC
B
D
A
D
A
B
0
B
A
A
0
0
belong to the
investors
shared by the
trustees and
the investors
belong to the
according to
AMC
pre-agreed ratio
mutual fund
corpus
mutual fund
schemes
unit reserve
exposure to wide
range of
securities with
smaller
investment
benefit of
economies of
scale
hybrid funds
furnish the
returns of the
market index
both c and d
0
sector fund
balanced fund
equity fund
local fund,
international
fund
international
fund, local fund
corporate paper
financial
institutions'
bonds
equity of
private
companies
active funds
dormant funds
none of the
above
unit holders
an active
participant in
promoting good
corporate
governance,
investor
protection
board of trustees
a participant
that has
brought in
liquidity into
the financial
system
investment
objectives
have interest
raterisk but no
credit risk
have credit
risk but no
interest risk
that trades in
over the
counter
exchange
all of the above
0
Tenure
rate of return
number of
distributors
debt funds
equity
diversified
funds
debt securities
where the
interest rate
debt securities
payable by the
which offers
issuer changes in
multiple
debt securities
line with the
interest rate
which have no
market
structure
maturity period
B
B
B
flexible asset
allocation funds
fixed asset
allocation
funds
credit
selection
diversified
funds
prepayment
selection
B
A
B
B
0
close-ended
funds
interval funds
ensure that
investors
interests are
safeguarded
the
ensure the AMC
management
has proper
of the fund is
systemsin accordance priocedures and
with SEBI
key personnel
regulation
in place
hybrid funds
domestic
financial
institutions
foreign
financial
institutions
sponsor
75% of the unitholders
SEBI
both of the
above
Unit holders
none of the
above
A
C
Rs. 50 crore
Rs. 10 crore
Rs. 50 lakhs
no
40%
50%
RBI
SEBI
The sponsor of
that mutual
fund
SEBI
trustees
AMC
directly manage
the portfolio of
securities
do not have
the right to
dismiss the
AMC
Cannot
supervise and
diret the
working of the
AMC.
75%
to the sponsors
to the unitholders
in the offer
document
sponsors
including its
subsidiaries
sponsors
including its
subsidiaries or
the trustees
sponsors and
the trustees
the sponsor
The on behalf
of the trustees
investment
management
agreement
agreement to
manage
portolio
AMC
appointment
letter
75%
85%
updating investor
records
preparing
transfer
documents
investing the
funds in
securities
markets
12 months
5 years
3 years
SEBI
ministry of
finance
compliance
officer
unit holders
none of the
above
no
stock market
investors
asset
management
companies
mutual fund
distributors
AMFI
ARN
ACE
5 business days
of closure of the
NFO
10 working
days of the
end of the
quarter
10 business
days of closure
of the NFO
12.00 noon
the next day
7.00 PM the
same day
engaging into
doing personal
transaction with
trading with
making
the fund to get
the
personal
unfair benefits at investments of investment with
the cost of unitthe mutual
unit-holders
holders money
fund scheme
money
interest @ 15%
p.a
Rs.100 extra
as late fee
interest @ 1%
per month
within 3 month
from the close of
the financial year
within 1
month from
the close of
the financial
year
within 3 month
from the close
of each half
year
by informing
each unitholders
individually of
the proposed
by allowing unit- change and by
holders to exit
allowing them
the scheme after
to exit the
six months
scheme
after obtaining
without any exit
without any
prior approval
load
exit load
from SEBI
mutual fund
trust
AMC
sponsors
prevailing NAV
face value of
i.e after
units or NAV at
adding the
the time of
income earned
claiming the
on the
amount
amount,
unclaimed
determined by
whichever is less
money
the AMC
insider trading
front running
self dealing
receiving of a
copy of the
annual
approving
inspecting magor
financial
investment
docunents of a statements of decisions of the
fund
that fund
fund
every month
every hour
every day
80%
65%
40%
preferred
investors
0
offer document is
adequate
approved by SEBI resources are
containing such maintained to
guaranteed
fulfill the
returns
guarantee
all of the above
three
five
one
D
B
B
has no legal
recourse
bi-monthly
half yearly
quarterly
8.00 PM the
same day
3.00 PM the
next day
10.00 AM the
next day
5 business days
of closure of the
NFO
5 working
days
10 business
days of closure
of the NFO
portfolio details
financial
results
SEBI
offer
document of
the scheme
advertisement
of the scheme
systematic
Investment and
Distribution
Scheme ID
Information
Document
the executive
director of the
AMC
the
compliance
officer
the investor
relation officer
SID updation
date
standard
clauses
False
It is not issued by
AMC
It is supplied
with
application
form
It contains the
terms of issue
in an english
daily
newspaper
having
nationwide
circulation and
in a
newspaper
published in
the language
of the region
in any local
where the
newspaper where head office of
the head office of
the mutual
no need for
AMC is situated fund is located advertisement
advertisements
about the
scheme
financial
joumals
scheme launched
in last 3 financial
years
scheme
launched in
the last 18
months
the scheme's
annual report
key
information
synopsis of SID
memorandum
and SAI
attached as
addendum
and
updated in SID
distributed
within 3 months along with the updated in SID
from the end of
SID, until the before the end
financial year
SID is updated of financial year
monthly income
schemes
summarised SID
and SAI
False
dividend yield
schemes
assured return
schemes
Sep-10
Mar-11
Jun-11
D
C
D
A
False
which is made
by the
different for
"standards
different schemes committee" none of the above
A
A
False
data of opening
and closing
number of
investor
complaints for
previous 2
financial years
within each
subsequent
calendar
during NFO or not
quarter
complied within thereafter, on
such extended
an average
stipulated period
basis
both b and c
1 month
normal time
plus 15 days
notice period
thereafter
no time limit
allowed
contact
information of
service providers
15 days
investment
valuation
norms
Scheme
information
document (SID)
portfolio break-up
with
name and
minimumand
contach
maximum asset details of the
allocation
key personnel
type of the
scheme- open
ended/close
ended/interval
scheme
buy the
balance of the
corpus of the
rebalance his
scheme to
holding to bring it
make his
down below 25% holding 100%
do nothing
advertised in a
regional
language
newspaper of the
region where the mentioned in
head office of
the website of
mutual fund is
the mutual
situated
fund
all of the above
3 months from
the end of next
financial year
immediately
after the lapse
of 30 days exit
6 months from window given to
the end of
investors to exit
financial year
the scheme
uniform
presentations of
dividends
ldentical time
periods
all of the above
covering 10% of
the display area
in white
background
either of the
above
both of the
above
tombstone
advertisement
audio-visual
audio
advertisement advertisement
The maximum
commission of
the distributor
The minimum
ae well as the
maximum
commission of
the distributor
neither the
minimum nor
the maximum
commission of
the distributor
Display
advertisement
product launch
tombstone
advertisement advertisement
trail commission
False
compounded
simple average
annualizedbasis quarterly basis
basis
Display
advertisement
Audio
tombstone
advertisement advertisement
B
A
False
False
False
False
False
False
the last 1
the last 1 year,
year, 2 years 3 years, 5 years
and since
and since
the last year only
launch
launch
False
False
False
higher the
interest,
dividend and
lower the
capital gains appreciation in
earned by the the investment
higher the
scheme,
portfolio, lower
expenses, higher higher would
would be the
would be the NAV be the NAV
NAV
different
valuing
investment at
valuing
cost or market investment at
price
cost or market
whichever is price whichever
lower
is higher
not charged to
none of the
either
above
sponsors
AMC
there cannot be
any initial issue
expenses
fees to
trustees
scheme
advertising
expenses
valuing
investment at
market price
software
development
expenses
False
7.00%
2.25%
SEBI has
banned entry
load
2777.7778
2690.9955
2805.8361
1.50%
0.50%
1.00%
3 years or
more
15.00%
12.50%
25%
as prescribed in
income tax act
as prescribed
in DTAA
NO TDS on nonresident
investors
valuation of peer
group companies
is to be
considered
book balue is
to be
considered
face value is to
be considered
book value
valuation pf
peer group
companies
valuation of all
investment
securities held
units sold or
redeemed
index funds
liquid funds
index funds,
liquid funds and
other debt
funds
at least 2
maximum 2
at lest 4
six
three
nine
B
A
False
1.50%
0.75%
3.00%
out of free
reserves
out of
distributable
reserves
irrespective of
profit or loss
AMFI
Distribution
agents based
on demand for
the fund
SEBI
utilized by
AMC to meet
selling
credited back to
expenses
the scheme
Rs. 2 crores
nil
2.00%
1.75%
1.50%
STP
minors
investment
through power
of attorney
holder
NRRE account
NRO account
closing NAV of
the day
preceding the
day on which
funds are
available for
utilizatione
closing NAV of
the day
immediately
preceding the
date of
application
closing NAV of
next business
day
closing NAV of
day preceding
next business
day
closing NAV of
next business
day
closing NAV of
the day
application is
received
tranferred to
investor
education fund
dividend reinvestment
option
automatic
reinvestment
allows for
accumulation of
additional units
of the fund
an investor who
subscribes to
the major
the growth
benefit of
option under a
automatic
scheme can
reinvestment later change to
is
a dividend
compounding
option
monthly dividend
payout plan
systematic
investment
plan
systematic
systematic
withdrawal plans transfer plans
SEBI
all of these
systematic
withdrawal
none of these
no difference
SIP
VAP is
modified
version of SIP
that allows the
investors
flexibility with
SIP is
respect to
systematic
amount and investment and
frequency of
VAP is
investment withdrawal plan
trigger
SWP
ensuring that
the funds are
invested in
approved
secrities only
none of the
above
C
B
False
False
consent of
auditors and
legal advisors
reports based
investment
on which actual
management investments are
reports
made
investors who
wish to benefit
from market
fluctuations
investors who
prefer a
regular
income stream
investors who
are not sure
about
themselves
closing NAV of
day preceding
next business
day
closing NAV of
next business
day
closing NAV of
the day
cum-dividend
NAV
can be changed
to suit the
requirements of
the AMC
need not be
consistent
should be
disclosed at tne
time of initial
launch
only 1& 2
False
False
dividend reinvestment
growth
bonus
cum-dividend
NAV
ex-declaration cum-declaration
NAV
NAV
cum-dividend
NAV
ex-declaration cum-declaration
NAV
NAV
total
earnings / no.
of ordinary
shares
outstanding
emerging
growth
value
growth investing
stock picking
less than a
year
sector selection
less than a
month
coupon rate
risk premium
6 months
yield spread
False
False
compounded
annualised return
return
compounded
annual growth
rate
the infrastructure
development
takes place
the interest
rate falls
weighted
average maturity
yield spread
abstaining from
the market for
some days
using equity
derivatives
selling the
entire holdings
minimized by
diversificatio
managed by
minimized by
investing in
good fund
bluechip
management companies only
investment in
high rated
bonds
none of these
r-squared
measures how
much of a
fund's
standard
fluctuations is
beta of less
deviation is
attributable to than one means
relevant for both movements in that the fund is
debt and equity
the overall
more volatile
funds
market
than the market
False
15.67%
it is based on
past returns,
which does not
necessarily
indicate further
performance
taxes
13.79%
it is an
independent
number
both of the
above
scheme's optimal
return
risk premium
10.15%
all types of
funds can be
measured with
standard
deviation
never differs
fund manager's
performance
CAGR
benchmark
alpha
I-sec's Si-bex
crisil
composite
bond fund
index
government
short term
corporate bond
securities market money market
market
C
A
False
scheme specific
risk
standard risk
credit risk
SEBI
the AMC in
consultation
with the
trustee
trustee
higher the
weighted
systematic
average
lower modified
risk of an
maturity of a
duration implies equity porfolio debt security is,
higher interest
is measured higher would be
sensitive risk in a by its modified
its interest
debt porfolio
duration
sensitivity
pays lower
pays higher
interest
interest
incur losses
a debt
security with
longer
maturity
fluctuates
more than
short tenor
securities
D
C
the value of
floating rate
securities
fluctuates more
than fixed rate
securities
a debt security of
shorter maturity
would fluctuate a credit risk and
lot more, as
yield on a debt
compared to
security is
longer tenor
inversely
securities
related
higher the
credit risk
would be the
yield spread
historical data
of fund
performance
the nature of
investments
In a floater, when
the market yield
goes down, the
issuer pays
higher interest
the investment
objective
long-term debt
fund have
higher NAV
fluctuation
when
all these
growth and risk
comoared to
statements
are associated
money
describe reality
with equity funds markets funds
adequately
low liquidity
risk
re-balancing
og portfolio
inflation risk
both b and c
at a discount to
NAV
at par
either of the
above
below the
market returns
as per
government
bond yield
total purchase /
net assets
total purchase
and sales / net
assets
total purchase
and sales /
average net
assets
transaction costs
are high
is managed by
reputed AMCs
offers facility
of converting
the Gold ETF
to physical
gold
12 months
48 months
36 months
portfolio
composition
scheme's
performance
weighted
average
maturity
investing in
high price
shares
investing
regularly with a
long-term
perspective to
smoothen out
the effects of
volatility in
market price
investing in debt
funds
chances of
incurring capital
loss is more for
SWP
the money
don't grow
with SWP
investors
perceive that the
fund will be
the assets of
unable to
the fund are
maintain the NAV undervalued
tax effect, as
dividend is tax
free whereas
redemption
from equity
schemes
attracts STT
aswell capital
gains
none of the
above
1%
7%
2%
getting decent
returns like debt
funds
getting tax
benefits like
equity funds
higher
transaction costs
both the
above
none of the
above
C
A
False
sue the
agent/distribut
sue the trustees
or
none of the
above
six
three
four
Quality of the
mutual fund
assets
his investment
objective and
risk appetite
all of these
high appreciation
in value
low purchase
price
hedhe against
inflation
False
False
False
A retiree who is
currently getting An old person
an income of
wanting to
4,000 but would transfer all his
want Rs.10,000 a wealth to his
month
grandchildren
A young
professional
aged 26 years
distribution
reaping
transition stage
distribution
stage
intergenerational
wealth transfer
stage
bank fixed
deposits
diversified
equity
schemes of
mutual funds
liquid schemes
of mutual funds
client cashes
out
accumulation
False
False
investor has a
long-term horizon
investor
cannot take
risks
investor's
financial goals
are approaching
married with 2
kids
about to
approach
retirement
young married
Managing the
risks of investing
financing the
client's
investments
none of the
above
accumulation
reaping
intergenerational
transfer
systematic
investment plan
lump sum
investment
Planning
financial
Planning
False
when the
investor invests
regularly in a
liquid fund, sets
a target for an
equity fund,
then invests
more in equity
fund if its value
when the
when the
declines and
investor invests a
investor
books profits
fixed sum each
invests
when its value
month in a liquid regularly in a
exceeds the
fund
liquid fund
target value
how the
investment
should be
distributed
how the
between
investment
different
how a fund
should be
mutual funds
manager
distributed
having the
distributes his
between different
same risk
investments
asset classes
profile
within a scheme
risk profiling
evaluation of
socio-economic
conditions
in transition
phase
evaluation of
financial status
in accumulation
phase
not invest in
securities, which
bear risk of
capital erosion
it is a
development
financial
institution
Peter Lynch
continue
holding a
major portion
of their
holding in
equity growth
funds
never invest in
equity
C
A
buyback
transaction
government
securities
buy
transaction
re-purchase
transaction
call money
both a and b
guarantee the
return on
investment
ensure the
principal
repayment
ensure the
return on
investment
C
B
0
sponsor
Custodian
0% and 100%
The transfer
agent
0% and 49%
The trustees
The bankers
1993
1995
1996
Prior approval
of the sponsor
is required,
Atleast two-thirds AMC should before a person
of the trustee in
have
is appointed as
the trustee board minimum 40% director on the
needs to be
independentdi
board of the
independent
rector
AMC
AMFI
GCCI
AGNI
D
B
daily in atleast 2
newspaper
rural investrs
investment
below Rs. 5000
30 days of
declaration
60 days from
the end of the
month in which
it is declared
5 business
days of
5 business days from the closureallotment
of NFO
7 working days
of allotment
micro-SIPs
30 days from the
end of the month
in which it is
declared
0
Investor Service
Centre of AMC
SEBI
the names
and addresses
of the
investment policy registrats and
of the scheme
custodians ?
Ministry of
Finance
none of the
above
Buyer is always
right
Seller is
always right
Seller is guilty
unless proved
right
within 2 years
within five
years
45 days
15 days
20 days
period under
Circumstances
which refund
under which
Maximum
should be carried refund may
target amount
out
take place
to be raised
SID
KIM
Past
Risks
performance associated with If the AMC has
of sponsor /
the use of
no previous
AMC / mutual
derivative
experience in
fund is not
instruments, if
managing a
indicative of
the fund plans
fund, a
NAV can move up
future
to use such
disclosure to
or down
performance
instruments
that effect
D
A
15
20
50
Aggregate fees
and expenses
charged to the
scheme
Investment
pattern
The specific
securities in
which the fund
will invest
AMFI
any of the
above
0.50%
Asset allocation
pattern
SEBI
Policy of
diversification
Fund
distributors
on the amount
on the net
redeemed by
assets
investors
attributable to
attributable to
the units sold
the units sold by
by the
the distributors
distributors
1%
No upper limit
comparisons
and usage of
ranking given
Frequency of
by a third
Net Asset Value
party
(NAV) disclosure
Premium on NAV
Exit Load
Entry Load
Contingent
Deferred sales
Charge
Contingent
Deferred Exit
Charge
Calibrated
Deferred sales
Charge
exit load
deferred load
any of the
above
Fund accoing
fees
Expenses on
investor
communication
Rs.5.75 crore
Rs.11.25crore
Rs.10.75 crore
balanced funds
equity and
balanced
funds
index funds,
liquid funds and
other debt
funds
Rs. 5 lacs
50000 shares
None of the
above
Closing NAV of
the day
preceding the
day on which
funds are
available for
utilization
SAI of the mutual
fund scheme
Closing NAV of
the day
immediately
preceding the Closing NAV of
date of
next business
application
day
Mutual fund
website
Both a Aand c
D
B
0
Systematic
withdrawal Plan
Dividend Reinvestment
Plan
Systematic
Transfer Plan
Not defined
Listed in the
offer
document
Available with
stock
exchanges
C
B
0
The returns
given by other
The performance comparable
The Change in
of other mutual
financial
wholesale price
funds
products
index
Total
Earnings / No.
of Ordinary
Book value per
shares
share / Earning
outstanding
per share
If the interest
rate goes up,
yield of bonds
will go down
If interest
rates go down,
price of bonds
will also go
down
If the interest
rate goes up,
yield of bonds
will go up
Both A and B
Whatever
Viewing each
money
finacial goal
becomes
distinctly, and
available from
making a specific time to time,
asset allocation to be invested
and investment
as per risk
for each goal
preference
None of the
above
The return on
investor would
earn
The amount
rate of interest
paid on par
value of the
bond
None of the
above
(11.5 /
10)^(15/12)- 1
(10 /
<10 /
11.5)^(15/12) 11.5)^(12/15)-1
1
30%
20%
31%
14.90%
21.37%
17.12%
12 months
6 months
24 months
Ieverage
credit
concentration
A
D
Sector funds
Contra funds
Thematic funds
Switches the
scheme
objectives,
depending on
their view on the
respective
markets
both of the
above
none of the
above
0
Fund
Advertisement
Offer Document
s
All of the above
8.23%
Wants
predictable
returns
4.00%
7.92%
wants return
more than
wants regular or
normal fixed
anytime
deposits
liquidity
RBI
Employees
provident &
Pension Fund
Authority
Pension funds
Regulatory and
Development
Authority
different needs
and aspirations
different
socioeconomic
conditions
Investors in
the interInvestors in the
generational
distribution
Affuent investors transfer phase
phase
6% interest paid
every 6 months
3% interest
paid every
quarter
economic
development
decrease in
crime rate
Rs.100
in a stock
exchange
of poor
profitability
1% interest
paid monthly
D
C
Rs.10
improves
government
exchequer
Any amount
fixed by AMC
after lock in
period
of poor track
record
never
of poor credit
quality
None of the
above
It is an
instrument
that gives the
holder the
right to
purchase
It is a debt
equity share in
instrument that a company at
offers fixed
a fixed price in
interest rate
future
Should have
positive net
worth in last 7
years
50% of the unit
holders
Should have
Should have
latest net
earned profit
worth more
after interest
than the
and
capital
depreciation in
contributed in the last 3 years
AMC share
including the
capital
current year
45% of the
unit holders
C
B
C
A
51% trustees
of the trustee
XYZ ltd., a
board is
sponsor company
associated
has 51% share- with XYZ ltd.,
holding in ABC
a sponsor
ltd., an AMC
company
XYZ ltd., a
sponsor
company
control 51%
share of the
custodian
Trustee
sponsor
Custodian
B
A
Equity Analysts
Portfolio
Managers
Security
Dealers
B
B
0
5 business days
of closure of the
NFO
10 working
days of the
end of the
quarter
10 business
days of closure
of the NFO
Are defined as
Can be decided
per SEBI
based on investor Regulations
Need not be
response to the
before the
disclosed in the
offer
offer is made offer document
within 3 month
from the close of
the financial year
within 1
month from
the close of
the financial
year
within 3
within 6 month
month from
from the end of the end of the
the financial year financial year
within 3 month
from the close
of each half
year
by paying
applicable
charges
The specified
stocks in the
scheme`s
portfolio
AMC
Consumer
Court
Investment
Objective of the
mutual fund
Investment
Principle of
the mutual
fund
AMFI Code of
Ethics
buying or
selling of any
buying or
secuities
selling of any
ahead of
secuities after
transaction of the transaction
the fund, with
of the fund,
access to
with access to
insider
insider
information
information
if the
requirement of
minimum 20
investors is not
No single
complied within
person shall
the stipulated
hold more
period, the
All open-ended
than 25% of
mutual fund
mutual fund
the corpus of scheme shall be
schemes shall
open-ended
automatically
have 20 investors
schemes
wound up
making personal
investment with
unit-holders
money
minimum 75%
maximum
90%
at least 65%
Description of the
scheme &
investment
objective/strateg
y
Investors`
Rights and
Services
Performance of
other mutual
funds
Investor
Employee of AMC
relations
or distributor
team-member All of the above
NSE Nifty
BSE Sensex
None of the
above
general
information
advertisement
launching or
re-launching
of schemes
competitive
advertising
an entity
whose
services have
not been
procured by
the AMC(s) or
mutual fund or
an entity who
any of its
provides general
affiliates to
information about
assign a
AMC(s) or mutual ranking to the
funds to the
AMC(s) or
public
mutual fund All of the above
691.24 crore
509.94 crore
634.00 crore
Yield matrix
prepared by
Valuation of
authorized
other similar
valuation agency debt securities
Sponsors
any of the
above
Mutual fund
trust
D
B
15%
12.50%
25%
He should
He can
immediately
continue to
redeem his
hold as PIO
investment
are allowed to
since forign
He should get RBI
invest in
citizens are not
approval for
mutual funds
eligible
continuing
in India
investors
All the holders
equally
C
A
AMC of the
mutual fund
Either first or
second holder
C
A
number of units
to be repurchased
Closing NAV of
the day
both of the
above
any of the
above
Closing NAV of
the day
Closing NAV of preceding the
next business next business
day
day
C
A
AMC
Distributors
Clearing
Corporation
B
A
BOLT MF
BOLT MFSS
BSE STAR
Mutual fund
studying the
company`s
share prices
None of the
above
0
Average total
asset/gross
income
Return on
equity/averag
e total asset
net income
/average total
asset
Rs. 24.98
Rs. 32.15
Rs. 40.49
both b and c
Changing the
asset
Balancing the
allocation as
portfolio to
per the
ensure
change in
consistency as
financial
per investment of needs, market
the client
conditions
All of the above
Coupon
Maturity
Beta
B
D
B
0
Change in
Change in
valuation of debt valuation of
and equity with debt securities
respect to
with respect to Original tenor of
change in
change in BSE
any debt
interest rates
sensex
instrument
oays lower
pays higher
makes profit
interest
interest
A
B
5.92%
11.83%
18.38%
Investors to
redeem debt
prior to maturity
Issuers to
redeem debt
prior to
maturity
Investors to
extend the
tenure of debt
The investment
These funds
in shares is in the take only the
same proportion overall market These funds are
as in the index
risk
not diversified
Invest in debt
securities
0
Invest in
securities
having
maturity in
line with the
maturity of
the scheme
D
A
no
SEBI
the AMC in
consultation
with the
trustee
trustee
Above 10 years
5-10 years
8-15 years
risk
Risk adjusted
return
Beta of the
portfolio
6.00%
5.70%
2.50%
D
B
0
high
very high
very low
calculate the
period in which
an investment
will double at a
given rate of
retum
calculate the
rate at which
money will
grow to double
in a given
period
None of the
above
Taking exposure
in exchange rate
both of the
above
None of the
above
how better
returns they are
offering than the
gold prices
how better is
their dividend
paying track
record
The purpose
of making
investment
All of these
PPF
Units of
mutual fund
NSC
Allocating funds
to individual
securities
Married with
young children
Tracking
stocks, which
they feel have
potential
young
unmarried
None of the
above
Pre-retirement
InterGenerational
Transfer
Transition
Accumulation
Investing the
same amount of
funds regularly
Investing in
one lump sum
amount
none of these
His income
The stock
market
movements
The right
The right
investment
investment
strategy
all the funds
strategy depends depends upon can be invested
upon who the
the sate of the in aggressive
beneficiaries are stock market
equity funds
Should be the
same as his own
investment
objectives
Changes with
market
movements
Changes with
the change in
AMC(s) key
personnel
Revenue
account
Equalization
account
assets under
management
number of
investors
any of the
above
Fund manager
decides the
composition
and quantum
Passive funds
of investment Running cost of
track BSE-Sensex in passive in
passive funds
or NSE-Nifty only passive funds
are higher
To the agent
through which
he/she
On a stock
subscribed to
exchange where
the units of
the fund is listed
the fund
both a and b
Trustee
Sponsor
Sale and
Control over
redemption of
issue of offer
units by investors documents
Investment
manager
Overall control
over the
operations of
the AMC
D
C
Trustee
AMC should
have
minimum 40%
independentdi
rector
any of the
above
government
securities
none of above
Mutual fund
website
All national
daily
newspaper
One English
National daily
and one
regional
newspaper
where the head
office of mutual
fund is situated
An advertisement
to that effect is
published in one
English National
daily and One
Dissenting
regional
unit-holders
newspaper where are given an
head office of
option to exit
mutual fund is
at prevailing
situated
NAV
All of the above
1.00% p.a
1.25% p.a
2.25% p.a
Prevailing NAV
Face value of
i.e. after
units or NAV at
adding the
the time of
income earned
claiming the
on the
amount,
unclaimed
NAV at the end
whichever is less
money
of 3 years
insider trading
Is in the form of
recommended
practices
self trading
front running
on an ongoing
basis
Key information
Memorandum
by the end of
within one
3 months of month from the
every financial end of every
year
financial year
Key
information
Management
Key information
measures
B
B
The
Government
of India
Investor`s right
and services
Description of
Performance the scheme and
of the other
investment
Mutual funds
objective
NISM
SEBI
AMFI
AMC
an equityoriented mutual
a debtyfund scheme
a debtoriented mutual
investor would
oriented
fund scheme
bear a tax on
mutual fund
investor would
short term capital
scheme
be exempt from
gains as per the investor would
long-term
investor`s tax
not bear any
capital gains
slab
STT
tax
both of the
above
Either of the
above
SIP
RTGS
ASBA
Closing NAV of
day preceding
next business
day
Risk of stolen,
fake, forged
shares
Stamp duty on
transfer of
shares in
dematerialized
form
All of the above
The company
shares' trading
volume
Current
market
sentiment
Book value
per share /
Earning per
share
low value
stocks
The company's
regulatory
environment
Companies
which are
Companies with likely to go for
large equity base public issue All of the above
Financial
State
Institutions
Government
both a and b
A
D
The date of
redemption
The date on
which the issuer
has to repay the
amount]
Switched towards
a higher
proportion of
floating rate
instruments
Switched
towards a
higher
proportion of
fixed rate
kept as it is
be redeemend
on maturity at
the face value
which is
higher that
the the issue
price with no
pay interest on a
payment in
quarterly basis
between
0
11.25%
8.96%
35.82%
Yield spread
Yield extra
Yield premium
less than 1
one
zero
variance
standard
deviation
modified
duration
D
B
Rs. 225
Rs. 1000
None of the
above
leveraging
hedging
gambling
is a process
aimed at
identifying
financial needs of
a client and
planning
investments that
allows meeting
planning to
future financial keeping taxes retire with the
goals of the
as low as
maximum
investor
possible
income possible
transition
accumlation
intergenerational
transfer
risk assessing
risk profiling
risk screening
0
debt funds are
dividend
not subject to
distribution
STT on
tax is
redemption/withd applicable for
rawal
debt funds
both b and c
most investors
are always in
debt
All of the above
8.33%
7.00%
6.81%
11.2
10.41
12.46
number of
investor in the
scheme
monetary
internation
bank offered
rate
None of the
above
BSE 200
S&P CNX
sectoral indices
fund
degree of
manager's
diversification of
success at
the portfolio
market timing
enforces saving
in a disciplined
and phased
manner
provides the
benefit of
rupee cost
averaging
all of these
closing NAV of
the day
closing NAV of
next business
day
Closing NAV of
the day
preceding the
next business
day
bye-law of the
company/trust
permits such
investment
a special
resolution is
passed in a
general
meeting
permission from
SEBI
Rs.500000
Any amount
Rs.200000
Institute of
Chartered
Accounts of India
Indian Trust
Act 1882
Association of
Mutual Funds in
India
15%
the marginal
rate of tax of
the investor
30%
dividend reinvestment
option
variable NAV
nomination
facility
fixed maturity
equity income
funds
thematic
funds
diversified
equity funds
debt fund
sector fund
balanced fund
B
D
upto
maximum of
76%
the trustees
the registrars
the custodians
net asset
value goes
down
unit capital
goes up
the asset
management
company
the sponsor
40%
50%
60%
SEBI (mutual
fund) regulations,
1996
ministry of
corporate
affairs
securities
contract
(regulation) act
Its own
members with
total
jurisdiction
No entity at all
has to be
has to be
has to be
deployed in
reinvested in
transferred to
money market by the scheme
the investor
the mutual fund
itself
education fund
NFO early
approval date of
trustee
NFO ending date closing date
B
D
yes, a test
conducted by
SEBI
A post
graduate
university
course
yes, a test
prescribed by
SEBI
holding period
net-worth
age
6%
5%
nil
12.18%
8.67%
14.31%
AMFI booklet
offer
document
RBI Guidelines
Institutions
Floating rate
Private sector
companies
All of the above
High yield
Interest on
delayed payment Depreciation
to unit holders on fixed assets
low yield
marketing and
selling
expenses of a
scheme
D
B
0
1
None of the
above
B
A
0
Error in portfolio
aliocation
a index funds
actual
return/loss
error due to
practical
difficulties
Propotionate
right in the
beneficial
ownership of the
assets of the
scheme
Inspect
documents
SIP where
monthly
investment does
to exceed Rs.500
SIP where
annual
investment
does to
exceed
Rs.10000
SIP where
annual
investment
does to exceed
Rs.50000
developed
nations
growing
economy
Reaping stage
accumulation
stage
transition stage
2.00%
risk
9.00%
both the
above
3.33%
None of the
above
financial
institutions
mutual funds
futures &
options
AMC
sponsors
unit-holders
any of the
above
sponsor
AMC
set a code of
ethics
regulate
mutual funds
1 year
investment
managers
9 months
distribution
agents
increase public
awareness of
mutual funds in
the country
6 months
regulators
financial goals
investor
are
suddenly gets a
approaching
windfall
index funds
debt funds
value funds
7.00%
8.50%
liquidity risk
7.50%
liabilities in
the scheme
funds
both the
above
None of the
above
scheme assets
no wealth rax
payable
net assets
2% on cost
portfolio
2% on excess
of market
value over
original cost
2%
10%
no TDS
12.50%
20%
nil
D
B
5 business days
10 working
days
7 working days
trustees
custodians
AMC
receiving the
proceeds on
sale of
investments &
discharging its
obligations
towards
operating
expenses
handling
securities in
Issuing &
terms of physical
redeeming
& eventual
units of the
safekeeping
fund
registrars &
transfer agents
custodians
All of the above
special due
diligence
code of ethics All of the above
30 days
42 days
esix weeks
AMC
fund of fund
schemes
resorting to tax
planning to keep
taxes as low as
possible
cashing out
D
B
A
in excess of 5%
on openended
schemes
on close-ended
schemes
HNI or
institutional
investors only
retail investors
only
planning for
retirement
with the
maximum
income
possible
transferring
wealth
process of
solving financial
problems and
reaching
financial goals
SEBI
is discretionary
Association of
market
federation of
India
AMFI
SHCIL
is compulsory
if the investor varies between
request for
schemes
Association of
money funds
in India
Association of
money
federation of
India
A
A
0
chief
marketing
officer
None of the
above
4 months
offer
document
6 months
red herring
prospectus
overseas
corporate bodies
person of
indian origin
association of
persons or body
of Individuals
invest in different
markets and
securities
fund business
houses
working
capital
float ponzi
schemes
sector funds
diversified
debt fund
passive funds
diversified
equity fund
chief investment
officer
3 months
trust deed
0
fixed asset
allocation funds
gilt fund
D
C
B
D
A
a sector fund
invests in the
shares of
a bound fund
an index fund companies in a
would mainly buy is indexed to
particular
debt instruments inflation index
industry
gold exchange
traded funds All of the above
dynamic funds
tactical funds
trustee company
both a and b
professionally
qualified
individuals only
five
two
four
25%
75%
two-thirds
the trustee
the unit
holders
It`s employees
association of
mutual funds in
india
custodians
depositories
7 working days
30 working
days
15 business
days
1 month
2 months
advertisement
brochure of the
mutual fund
scheme
summarised
form of SID
and SAI
abridged
financial
statements of
the mutual fund
schemes
unlimited
initial
contribution
made by it
towards
setting up the
fund
limited to the
extent of Rs.
1lakh
Key information
Memorandum
None of the
above
50,5%
100,20%
stock
exchanges
20,25%
3 months
internet
indefinitely
Rs 4.25crore
Rs.8.50crore
Rs.11.75crore
1% on the
average net
assets
1.25% on the
first Rs.
100crore of
average net
assets & 1% on
the balance
foreign national
(other than
trustees of
PIO/OCI card
private trusts
holder)
lnvestment
objective of the
fund
financial
market
conditions
amount
invested by
investor
Review of
companies' stock
review of
performance in movements in
market
index
All of the above
supply of money
diversification
sector selection
lnflation rate
Country
selection
to finance the
acquisition of
long term capital
assets
to retire long
term debt
to pay dividend
the current
price of T-Bills
exchange rate
duties and
taxes
offering bonus
option
offering
dividend
option
offering
dividend option
and dividend
has been paid
FMP is most
liquid among
debt funds
high perceived
safety
longer-term
debt securities
fluctuate more diversified debt
than shorter
funds don`t
term debt
have a credit
securities
risk
low yield
low risk
spread
premium
C
A
B
0
equity funds with
growth/reinvestm
ent option
er transaction
costs
balanced
funds with
dividend
option
both the
above
None of the
above
None of the
above
monthly income
plans
diversified
debt funds
fixed maturity
plans
B
C
B
selection of
sector
fund
sector
distribution, asset managers/sch distribution,sele
allocation,
eme sector
ction of fund
selection of fund
distribution
managers
managers and
and asset
,asset allocation
scheme
allocation
and schemes
monitoring
financial
recommending
planning
appropriate asset recommendati
allocation
ons
All of the above
married with
young children
young
young unmarried
to preunmarried to
to retirement
retirement
pre retirement
employability
age
D
B
debt funds
gilt funds
balanced
funds
hybrid funds
C
D
hybrid funds
from the fund
itself
from AMFI
Thematic funds
from a stock
broker
a pass through
vehicle
a private trust
an association
of persons
deposit with a
local co-operative
bank
a gilt fund
AMC
sponsor
a diversified
debt fund
any of the
above
memorandum
and articles of
association of
agreements with
AMC and
various
trustee
constituents
company
All of the above
lits own
members
a fixed unit
regular
corpus for the life declaration of
of the scheme
NAV
RBI
regular
disclosure of
portfolio
C
A
D
A
B
B
it is a document
it is a document
that contains
that provides
it is issued
key disclosures,
historical
only by
which are not
information about private sector
found in the
the fund
mutual funds offer document
Rs. 12.00
company law
board
Rs. 10.00
Rs. 14.50
0
resident
individuals
NFO
provident
funds
international
schemes
non banking
finance
companies
both b and c
transfer
transfer amount amount from
transfer
from one scheme one scheme to
dividends of
with in the same
his bank
one scheme to
mutual fund
account
another
potential risk
to AMC andholders
liquid schemes
regulatory limits
on borrowing
distribution
phase
2 fiscal year
names of
lenders
sudden wealth
phase
transition phase
3 fiscal year
6 months
Rs.9.00 crore
B
B
SID
KIM
None of the
above
name of the
auditor of the
scheme
name &
contact
information of
the sponsor
None of the
above
2.50 crore
2.00 crore
5.00 crore
discount offered
on NAV
entry load
exit load
stock selection
portfolio
asset allocation
C
B
0
close-ended
funds
active funds
None of the
above
A growth fund
would invest
A balanced fund in the equity
holds assets
shares of
more or less in
companies
A fund that
equal proportions whose earning invests only in
between
are expected
ASEAN
debt/money
to risk at an
countries is an
market securities above average
example of
and equities
rate
specialty fund
maturity profile
growing stocks
The additional
yield on a bond
as compared to
the yield of a
benchmark
security
interval funds
fund size
low growth
stocks
term structure
of interest
sovereign yield
rates
curve
fall
are not
affected
fluctuate either
up or down
at face value
below face
value
D
B
0
to achieve
financial goals
through proper
management of
finances
to invest in
foreign
countries
None of the
above
phase through
which the
economy is
passing
two investors
with the same
all wealthy
risk profile would investors have the level of risk
always have
exactly the
tolerance for
identical
same risk
most of the
portfolios
profile
clients is fixed
a rich quick
investment
option
Investments
to take
advantage
from stock
market swings
all of these
none of the
above
statements is
true
A
B
0
passively
managed
schemes
A
B
0
stocks whose
worth will be
recognized by the
market in the
long term
high current
yield
long-term
capital
appreciation
value funds
invest inunder
priced stocks
growth funds
invest in
overpriced
stocks
None of the
above
commercial
papers
treasury bills
gilt securities
B
B
nature of
securities in the
portfolio
by comparing it
with return on
government
securities
fund
manager`s
success in
timing the
market
by comparing
its
by comparing
performance its performance
with a money with the index it
market mutual isdesigned to
fund
track
beta, standard
deviation
risk-free rate
of return, beta
standard
deviation,
scheme`s
return
12.25%
100%
200%
AMFI booklet
offer
document
RBI Guidelines
inflation risk
interest-rate
risk
call risk
A
A
Rs.11.25 crore
Rs.15.50
crore
valuetion date
record date
profits earned
book building
lssue
Rs.9.80 crore
book closure
date
appreciation in
the value of
investment
portflio
All of the above
NFO
A
B
Public lssue
NFO close
date
allotment date
within 5
business days
after the issue
opens
within 3 days
after the
allotment of
units
either of the
above
both of a and b
5 business
6 weeks from the days from the
closure of NFO closure of NFO
half yearly
once a year
60 days from
the closure of
NFO
once in three
year
B
C
6 month from
the end of
every financial
year
atleast 30 days
atleast 90
days
maximum 15
business days
5 business days
of closure of the
NFO
10 working
days of the
end of the
quarter
10 business
days of closure
of the NFO
B
B
disclosing
reasons of
winding up in
two daily news
papers having
circulation all
over India and
a vernacular
newspaper
circulating at
after repaying
the place
the amount due where mutual
to the unit-holder fund is formed All of the above
sponsor
trust deed
AMC
RBI
The transfer
agent
MCA
Trust deed
sponsor
trustee
D
D
new scheme
offer
a sale transaction
at prea buy
determined fixed transaction at
price of the
buy price of
scheme
the scheme
initial scheme
offer
a purchase
transaction at
purchase price
of the scheme
flexible funds
interval funds
close-ended
open funds
two different
segments
viz.equity and
F&O
two different
segments
viz.equity and
commodity
both a and b
D
A
minimum initial
details of other
(and subsequent) details of who
competing
investment
can invest
mutual funds
All schemes
launched by the
particular fund
during the last 3
financial years
none of the
schemes
companies in
which
investment is
proposed
should register
himself first with
AMFI and get
AMFI registration
number
should
empanel
himself with
the AMC`s
can launch
mutual fund
schemes
Depreciation on
fixed assets
selling
expenses
including
scheme
expenses on advertising and
general
commission to
administration the distributors
Rs.2 crores
Rs.2.5 crores
Rs.3 crores
0
quantitative
analysis
fundamental
analysis
any of the
above
undervalued
stocks
above average
earnings
growth
None of the
above
0
no investment
risk
no credit risk
no maturity risk
gets weaker
remains
unchanged
turns volatile
which pays
interest lower
than the g-sec
securities taking
interest on g-sec
securities as the
base
simple
annualized return
compounded
annualized
return
any of these
fund of funds
contra funds
thematic funds
strategic
fixed
flexible
0
weighted
average maturity
beta, standard
deviation
return
Modified
duration
alpha
risk sdjusted
return
Ex-marks
theta
41.63%
38.42%
11.76%
6.54%
7.43%
2.11%
A mutual fund
enables a small
investor build a
diversified
portfolio
investment in
a mutual fund
offers more
liquidity
offers poetfolio
customisation
Investors
control is
there to
varied number
control costs of schemes with
of running the varied numbers
scheme
of options
0
gilt funds
in instruments
issued by
companies with a
sound track
record
growth funds
in short-term
securities
balanced funds
in government
securities &
treasury bills
only
D
B
atleast 40% of
net worth
AMC share capital
should be
should be owned
more than
by the sponsors ANC's capital
both b and c
one-third
one-half
two-third
Trustees
Unit-holders
both a and c
AMC
Trusts
Agencies
There is a change
in the sponsor of
the schemes that
are taken over
The scheme
has to be
wound up
compulsorily
The schemes'
offer
documents
have to be
changed and
updated
SEBI
AMFI
RBI
A
A
0
trust
company
None of the
above
can pass a
resolution to
stop changes
in
fundamental
attribute
have to accept
the change
lets the
distributors
beware
sponsors
compliance
officer of the
mutual fund
securities &
exchange board
of India (SEBI)
fund sponsor
association of
mutual funds in
India (AMFI)
trustees
AMC
chief marketing
officer of AMC
close-ended
schemrs
fund of fund
schemes
hybrid schemes
trustee board
scheme
allotment
information
statement of
additional
information
value averaging
after passing
become
should register
agents of a
himself with AMFI
distributor
and get AMFI
who is already
registration
empanelled
number
with AMC
2%
2.25%
statement of
accrued income
None of the
above
both a and b
no ceiling
displayed in a
clearly legible
font-size covering accompanied
at least at 80% of by a voicethe total screen
over
space
reiteration
All of the above
realization
method of
accounting
cash basis of
accounting
any of the
method of
accounting
costs related to
investor
communication
winding costts
for
terminating
the scheme
penalties and
fines for
infraction of
laws
1.50%
0.75%
1.00%
capital loss on
original units
to be treated
as cost of
acquisition of
bonus units All of the above
Offer Document
AMFI directory
SEBI
digitalisation
dematerialisat
ion
depository
closing NAV of
the day
closing NAV of
next business
day
Closing NAV of
the day
preceding the
next business
day
high capital
appreciation and
high dividends
yields
high capital
appreciation
but low
dividends
yields
Steady capital
appreciation but
high dividends
yields
together in the
same direction
in an
unrelated
fashion
the investment
objective of the
fund
SEBI
AMFI
Li-Bex
Mi-Bex
0
level of risk
assumed by the
fund
greater efficiency
state of the
stock market
high returns to
the investor
arising market
B
A
B
0
value gets
eroded due to
inflation
by identifying
client needs,
recommending
the correct asset
buy
allocation and
researching
providing him and identifying
service, that
individual
would help
stocks or
by tracking the
investors in
bonds for the
economy and
making
client's
government
investments
portfolio
policies
high purchase
price
depreciation in
value as time
passes
announced prior
to mobilization of
funds from
investors
announced at
the time of
mobilizing
funds from
investors
never
announced
lntrinsic value
market value
face value
bonds are
unsecured and
debentures are
secured
bonds are
backed by
loans
anddebenture
s are backed
by assets
None of the
above
mandatory
gilt funds
price fluctuations
of the debt
securities
share price
movements
interset
volatility
B
C
private company
trust
LLP
sponsor needs
to have a
atleast 50% of minimum 40%
the director in
share holding
the AMC needs to in the capital
be independent
of the AMC
All of the above
trustees
sponsor
directly or
acting through
trustees
unit holders
none of the
above
treasury bills
commercial
paper
B
bonds
B
A
having fixed
yearly return
having
quarterly
return
issued at a
discount and
redeemed at
face value & no
income is given
in between
paying
redemption
proceeds
paying off
existing high
interest debts
paying
dividends or
redemption
proceeds
invest in high
dividend paying
companies only
invest in
shares whose
prices
fluctuate less
but offer
attractive
dividends
pays regular
dividends
15.94%
10.79%
12.00%
treynor ratio
divides risk
premium by the
fund's beta
alpha
compares the
fund's actual
results with
what would
have been
expected
given the
fund's beta
and the
market index
performance
a and b
dividend reinvestment
option don't
allow the
equity scheme
money to
are not subject to grow in the
dividend
fund on gross
distribution tax
basis
all of the above
Rs.29
Rs.10
Rs.27,000
a, b and c
Rs.19
Rs.22
Rs.10
15.48%
36.11%
24.95%
less than 1
one
zero
membership
advice
investment
advice
units
sale transaction
at sale price
sale
transaction at
re-purchase
pretransaction at
determined pre-determined
fixed price
fixed price
fiexible income
funds
flexible debt
funds
floating debt
funds
feeder fund
other mutual
fund schemes
host fund
should be
carrying on
business in
financial services shoullhave a
for at least 5
sound
years prior to
financial track
registration
record
All of the above
There are no
specific
restrictions on
There is a lock-in
investment
These funds
period before
objectives for cannot invest in
investment can
fund
shares of listed
be withdrawn
managers
companies
gold or gold
related
instruments
real estate
assets
40%
75%
51%
50% or more of
directors of
custodian has
interest in
sponsor or its
associates
either of the
above
both of the
above
2/3rd of trustees
3/4th of the
trustees
60% of the
trustees
Set ethical,
commercial and
professional
standards in the
industry
all of the
above
None of the
above
24%
76%
65%
bi-monthly, by
the 7th
quarterly, by
monthly, by the working day of the 2nd working
3rd working day
the
day of
of the succeeding succeeding
succeeding
month
month
month
B
A
AMC
trustees of
private trusts
any of the
above
10 business days
21 working
days
5 business days
Sponsors of the
fund
trustees of the
fund
compliance
officer of the
AMC
SID
KIM
investment
objective
0
tombstone
advertisement
0
charged on a
were not
deferral basis to charged to the
the scheme
scheme
very less
0.50%
0.75%
1.25%
at least 2
maximum 5
stock
exchanges
direct application
maximum 3
institutional
distributors
Rs.2.50 crores
Rs.2.625
crores
Rs.3.291 crores
C
B
growth option
rights option
dividend reinvestment
option
D
A
0
yield high growth
in earnings
foreign
companies
are currently
under valued
reserve bank
of india
None of the
above
public sector
banks
technical analysis
yield to
maturity
fundamental
analysis
C
C
C
increases
decreases
increases
exposure to
exposure to
exposure to short
long term
long term fixed
term floating rate fixed rate debt
rate debt
debt securities
securities
securities
dividend would
be re-invested in
the same scheme
dividend
at the cumwould not be
dividend NAV
re-invested
no dividend
would be paid
redeem the
debt before
maturity
Extend the
tenure of the
debt
0
weighted
average maturity
both of the
above
None of the
above
0
the number of
investors in a
level of earnings
fund
7.47%
5.99%
the number of
schemes of
fund family
5.43%
gold deposit
schemes
gold etf
gold sector
funds
disciplining
children
disciplined
monthly
budgeting
None of the
above
seasoned
investors with
large investible
surplus
number of units
the scheme's
NAV
D
C
B
B
making
handling
investments on
payment of
behalf of the fund investments
managers
with bankers
to create ethical
practices
amongst mutual
funds
to regulate
norms
governing
mutual funds
safe keeping of
securities or
participating in
the clearing
system on
behalf of the
mutual fund
to increase
awareness of
mutual funds
he can transfer
on a periodic
basis a
the
specified
investment
amount from
he is required to would provide the scheme to
invest a fixed
the benefit of
his bank
sum periodically cost averaging
account
30 days
2 months
1 week
within 3 month
from the close of
the financial year
within 1
month from
the close of
the financial
year
within 3 month
from the close
of each half
year
6 months
2 months
None of the
above
lets the
distributors
beware
1580.5478
1678.3871
1420.8952
C
A
B
0
0
bottom-up
top-bottom
bottom-top
rate of interest
credit rating of
the deposit
None of the
above
falls
remains
unaffected
becomes
extreme volatile
below par
at par
at a price
unrelated to the
prevailing
interest rate
interest rates
political risk
D
B
0
proof of address
PAN card
investment
amount and sale
price per unit
investment
amount, sale
price and
entry load
542.52
553.4591
2200
portfolio quality
yield
debt securities
government
securities
registration
documentatio
n formalities
observation
Define client
goals;
Develop
evaluate client evaluate client
financial
financial status;
financial
planning
Define client
status;
recommendatio
goals; Define
Develop
ns; evaluate
client-planner
financial
client financial
relationship;
planning
status; Define
Develop financial recommendati
client Goals
planning
ons Define
;Define clientrecommendation client-planner
planner
s
relationship
relationship
mutual and
None of the
Beneficial
Beneficial
above
unit capital goes
down
net asset
value goes
down
A
C
unit capital
goes up
1312.14
growth funds
1130.2211
debt/income
funds
sector funds
91 days
182 days
30 days
International
funds
exchange
traded funds
gold sector
funds
1127.4005
requires the
automatically
investment to be
leads to
locked in for a
investment in
period of 3 years equity shares
sponsor
in 3 years out of
last 5 years
all of these
either of the
both of the
above
above
in each of last in 2 out of last 3
7 years
years
A
A
Rs. 50 Crores
Rs. 10 Crores
Rs.2croe
Rs.4croe
Rs.100crore
C
B
0
AMFI
AGNI
AMC
as decided by the
sponsor
should be at
least Rs. 10
crores at all
times
should be
greater than Rs.
10crores
5 business days
of the end of
every month
10 working
days of the
end of every
quarter
5 business days
of every
transaction
has a right to
has a right to
exit the
claim free
scheme at
additional units
prevailing NAV of the scheme
within 10
within 5 business business days
within 15
days of closure of of closure of
business days
the scheme
the scheme of the allotment
has a right to
claim
compensation
money from the
trustee/AMC
SEBI's website
stock
exchanges
website
trustees
website
0
within 3 month
from the end of
next financial
year
within 6
month from
the end of
financial year
on a regular
basis
photograph
proof of
address
None of the
above
NRE Account
AMC
Current Account
whether to buy a
given share or
not
whether to
use technical
analysis or
quantitative
analysis
dividend per
share to
dividend per face current market
value
price
whether the
company's
factory can
withstand
earthquakes
None of the
above
C
B
growth stocks
value stocks
low value
stocks
7.54%
9.66%
11.11%
lower
same
all diversified
equity schemes
diversified debt
funds
all types of
schemes
sector funds
only debt
schemes
diversified
equity funds
NSE
CRISIL
ICICI Securities
to beat the
market by
superior market
timing
to beat the
market by
superior asset
allocation
None of the
above
D
A
0
financial
institutions'
bonds
equity of
private
companies
corporate paper
long-term debt
market
money market treasury market
choice of
portfolio
concentration
underlying
exposure
D
A
D
B
0
Accumulation
transition
None of the
above
disciplined
investing
financial
planning
savings
0
higher
gold bond
the same
almost nil
shares of gold
mining
companies
gold ornaments
A
C
42.42
41
43
both of the
above
any of the
above
on weekdays
through the
between 9.00 am order routing
to 3.00pm
system
0
if inculcates a
discipline of
if allows investor
regular
to change the
investment in
amount
the investor
if facilitates
rupee cost
averaging
whether
company's
technical
personnel are
adequately
qualified
None of the
above
price-volume
analysis
fundamental
analysis
technical
analysis
Rs.5.25 Crores
Rs.6.00 crores
Rs.7.00 crores
B
B
portfolio analyst
technical
analyst
fundamental
analyst
current yield
will be higher
if equity markets
If interest
than coupon
move down,
rates go down, rate if interest
dividend yield will price of bonds rates have gone
move up
will go down
down
management
sector
selection
allocation
stock selection
likely to go for
public issue all of the above
stock selection
of at least 5
years
income funds
0
non-gilt debt
schemes
low inflation
economies
20%
0
midcap funds
timing the
market
of 8 years
portfolio rebalancing
beyond one
year
equity growth
funds
liquid funds
D
D
C
B
balanced
schemes
liquid schemes
inflation does
not make a
stock market in
difference
bear phase
30%
Liquidity risk
in high
smallcap
funds
10%
B
B
both b and c
D
A
trustees
employees in
a call center
dealing with
mutual fund
investors
AMFI registration
number
AMFI
registration
number
the trustees
sponsors
fund managers
Agent
registration
number
Prospective
unit-holders
B
B
prescribed by
AMFI
NFO dates
( opening,
closing, reopening )
as followed by
respective
as per industry
AMC
practice
SID
date of SID
both of the
above
2 fiscal year
3 fiscal tear
six months
all legal
requirements
connected with
launching of the
scheme have
been complied
with
disclosures
made in the
SID are true,
fair and
adequate
the AMC
guarantees a
good
performance
dividend
capital gains
AUM goes up
AUM remains
AUM may or
unchanged
may not change
investors can
investors can
buy and sale
buy units of a units of a closeclose-ended ended scheme,
scheme, only only through a
during its NFO stock exchange
Schemes which
invests in fixed
deposits only
Schemes
which invests
in debt
securities
whose
maturity
Schemes which
closely aligns invests mainly
with the
in money
maturity of
market
the scheme
instruments
fixed maturity
plans
0
diversified
debt funds
money market
funds or liquid
funds
D
B
None of the
above
registrar &
transfer agent
either of the
above
None of the
above
unit holders
SEBI
AMC
at least 3 years
trustee
a maximum of
3 years
at least 5 years
any of the
AMC
above
B
B
sponsor, trust
and SEBI
sponsor, trust
and AMC
one-fourthof all
directors
trustees of the
fund
members of the
fund manager AMFI committee
Rs.15.75 Crore
at par
at book value
15%
12.50%
25%
long-term capital
loss can be set
off against shortterm capital gain
or long -term
capital gain
long-term
capital loss
arising out of
equityoriented
mutual fund
unit is not
available for
set off
short-term
capital loss can
only be set off
against shortterm capital
gains
total value of
assets held by
the fund
divided by
total number of thenumber of
shares divided by outstanding
asset value
units
debt schemes
total value of
assets held by
the annual
revenue
None of the
liquid schemes
above
C
D
25%
20%
10%
AMC
SEBI
Trustee
SID
KIM
RIM
2554.7297
1190.4565
3098.4321
Gross profit /
net profit / no. of no.of ordinary net profit / no.of
equity
shares
ordinary shares
shareholders
outstanding
outstanding
10 working
days
5 business days
3 business days
bottom-up
maturity
proceeds
top-bottom
redemption
money
bottom-top
capital gains
A
combination of
strictly short term long term and not allowed as
in nature
short term
per regulations
bonds
contracts
notes
B
C
B
C
C
more volatile
than market
equally
volatile than
market
no relation
9.82%
10.15%
14.26%
financial
financial planning
planning is
is equivalent to important only
retirement
for people
planning
over 35
financial
planning is
equivalent to
investing
E
A
over a period of
time the average
purchase price it does not tell
will work out
you when to
higher than if one buy, sell or
tries to guess the switch from
market high and one scheme to
lows
another
total return
None of the
above
liquidity
rupee cost
averaging has
no serious
shortcomings
retail investors
rural investors
persons in high
tax bracket
need to be an
entity
independent of
the sponsors
good knowledge
of financial and
options
0
dividend payout
optin
growth option
both a and b
while applying
the investors
signs an
agreement
stating they
the law does not have read and an investor is
permit the
understood
expected to be
investor to sue the terms and
careful while
the trust
conditions
investing
mutual fund is
based upon
trust
C
A
0
physical
assets
None of the
above
NSE MF
NEAT MFSS
NEAT MF
SEBI
RBI
AMC
half yearly
monthly
yearly
securities
simpale
average basis
compounded
annualized
basis
persons having
experience of
selling mutual
funds for at least
10 years
call center
employees
persons who
are above 50
years of age
and have
minmum 5
years
experience
2454.9918
2479.3388
2506.9872
half-yeary basis
to regulate the
stock markets to improve the
to create
along with
standards of
awareness about
SEBI in
mutual fund
mutual funds
tandem
industry
close ended
funds
diversified
funds
both A and B
A
C
Board of trustees
90% of unitholders
SEBI
75% of unitholders
RBI
76% of unitholders
trustees have
used the fund
for other
purpose
sponsors did
not fulfill all
necessary
compliances
within 3 years
after 6 years
after 3 years
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(2.25% x 300) +
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{4+[2220]}/20)*100=30%
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held at
beginning=X,so,
value at
beginning=20.75 x
X = 20.75X, units
acquired on reinvestment = (1.55
x X) / 21.25 =
0.072941X, value
at end = (X +
0.072941X) x 22.65
= 24.30212X , Rate
of Return =
[(24.30212X /
20.75X) ^ (1/1)-1] x
100 = 17.1187%
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5.9155% [(19.9995
- 18.8825) / 18.8825
x 100]; Annualised
Returns 11.831%
(5.9155% x 12 / 6).
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8.955% [(18.25 16.75) / 16.75 x
100]; Annualised
Returns 35.82%
(8.955% x 12/3).
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compounded rate of
return =
((600/300)^(1/7)) 1 = 0.10409 =
10.41%
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held at
beginning=X,so,
value at
beginning=23.75 x
X = 23.75X, units
acquired on reinvestment = (2.00
x X) /24.50 =
0.081633X, value
at end = (X +
0.081633X) x 25.10
= 27.14899X , Rate
of Return =
[(27.14899X /
23.75X) ^ (1 / 1) -1]
X 100 = 14.3115%
(0.75% x 500) =
Rs.3.75
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(2% x 300) +
(1.75% x 200) =
Rs.11.75
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- 25,000]/10,000
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(2.25% x 300) +
(2% x 300) +
(1.75% x 200) =
Rs.18.75
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(1% x 100) =
Rs.2.25
3 months = 3/12 =
0.25 year;
Annualised Return=
[((24/22)^(1/0.25))1]*100 = 41.63%
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number of units
held at
beginning=X,so,
value at
beginning=25.75 x
X = 25.75X, units
acquired on reinvestment = (1.50
x X) / 26.00 =
0.05769X, value at
end = (X +
0.05769X) x 28.10
= 29.721089X ,
Rate of Return =
[(29.721089X /
25.75X) ^ (1/2)-1] x
100 = 7.43%
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number of units
held at
beginning=X,so,
value at
beginning=26.15 x
X = 26.15X, units
acquired on reinvestment = (1.675
x X) / 26.50 =
0.06321X, value at
end = (X +
0.06321X) x 27.25
= 28.9725X , Rate
of Return =
[(28.9725X /
26.15X) ^ (1/1)-1] x
100 = 10.7934%
NAV = (25000 +
4000 - 2000) / 1000
= Rs.27; OR (10000
+ 17000 = Rs.27
NAV = 558 / 18 =
Rs.31 per unit. , NAV
is to be computed
considering both
realized and
unrealized gains.
6 months = 6/12 =
0.50 year;
Annualised Return =
((21/18)^(1/0.5))-1
= 0.3611 = 36.11%
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number of units
held at
beginning=X,so,
value at
beginning=25.75 x
X = 25.75X, units
acquired on reinvestment = (1.50
x X) / 25.75 =
0.0583X, value at
end = (X +
0.0583X) x 26.15 =
27.6746X , Rate of
Return =
[(27.6746X /
25.75X) ^ (1/1)-1] x
100 = 7.47%
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Repurchase price of
gilt fund Rs.10.6425
(10.75 x 99/100),
Value at redemption
Rs.23413.50 (2200
x 10.6425) sale
price of equity fund
Rs. 13.95, No of
units 1678.3871
(23413.50 / 13.95)
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Rs. 39.75 (40.15 x
99/100), Number of
units 553.4591
(22000 / 39.75)
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bond fund
Rs.11.4713 (11.50 x
99.75/100), Value at
redemption
Rs.22942.60 ,(2000
x 11.4713) , No of
units in equity fund
1127.4005
(22942.60 / 20.35)
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number of units
held at beginning =
X, So, value at
beginning = 22.40 x
X = 22.40X, Units
acquired on reinvestment = (2.00
x X) / 22.10 =
0.0905X, Value at
end = (X +
0.0905X) x 24.70 =
26.93535X, Rate of
return =
[(26.93535X /
22.40X) ^ (1/2) -1]
X 100 = 9.66%
Repurchase price
Rs.41.58 (42 x
99/100)
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Rs.5.25 crore
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(1.50% x 400) =
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Rs.9.4525 (9.50 x
99.50/100), Value at
redemption Rs.
37810 (4000 x
9.4525)., No of units
in equity fund
2554.7297 (37810 /
14.80)
Let us assume,
number of units
held at beginning
=X, So, value at
beginning = 24.65 x
X = 24.65X, Units
acquired on reinvestment = (1.325
x X) / 24.35 =
0.05441X value at
end =(X +
0.05441X) x 25.75
= 27.1511X, No of
das = 550 i.e.,
550/365 = 1.51
years, Rate of return
= [(27.1511X /
24.65X) ^ (1/1.51)
-1]x 100 = 6.61%
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Rs. 23.96 (24.20 x
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units 2504.1736
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Question Details
Option A
Arbitrage fund
Scheme
Option
Gold
Crops
Fixed Deposits
Commercial Paper
Largely open-ended but convert into Largely close-ended but convert into
close-ended at pre-specified intervals open-ended at pre-specified intervals
10
11
12
1963
1964
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
unit capital
flexible funds
20
Which of the following is/are the advantages of mutual fundFunds that combine the feature of close-ended and open-ended
funds are called_____________.
21
hybrid funds
furnish the returns of the market
index
22
Gold funds and gold sector funds are the same type of funds.
23
diversified fund
sector fund
25
corporate paper
26
Funds, which invest only in the stocks comprising an index and aim
to give returns commenurate with the index returns, are
called__________.
index funds
active funds
27
28
AMC
board of trustees
29
30
Gilt funds In india, mutual fund schemes are not permitted to invest in
commodities.
31
24
1
that are open for sale and repurchase by the fund anytime
32
33
34
NAV
An option to invest in any kind of
security
Tenure
units available for sale and
repurchase at all times
35
gold funds
36
37
40
41
open-ended funds
42
it is a company
close-ended funds
it is a development financial
institution
43
Benjamin Graham
Peter Lynch
sale transaction
buyback transaction
38
39
44
duration management
45
treasury bills
government securities
46
47
1
Miain objective of the scheme
0
Aggregate fees and expenses
charged to the scheme
employment generation
economic development
50
Which of the following is/are not the advantages of mutual fundClose-ended funds have a fixed maturity and can be bought and
sold__________.
among investors
in a stock exchange
51
de-listed
of poor profitability
52
53
54
55
a partnership
facility to buy or sell back units to the
fund
56
57
professional management
diversification of risk
59
Volatility of a mutual fund is influenced byWhat is not an advantage in investing in mutual funds against
equity?
Funds,which are normally close-ended, but become open-ended at
per-specified intervals, are called_______.
60
61
The nav of gold sector funds does not closely mirror gold prices.
62
63
open-ended funds do not have a time frame for closing the fund.
64
Mutual
Beneficial
65
physical gold
gold bond
66
48
49
58
periodic funds
flexible funds
two different exchanges viz. NSE and two different segments viz.equity and
BSE
F&O
Host fund
Offshore fund
Plan
SIP
Industrial metal
Real estate
Always open-ended
1987
1993
Guaranteed returns
Direct investment in
capital market
All of these
Bonds
unit reserve
interval funds
balanced funds
both c and d
balanced fund
equity fund
international fund, local
fund
equity of private
companies
dormant funds
investment objectives
unit holders
rate of return
number of distributors
debt funds
diversified funds
credit selection
prepayment selection
interval funds
it is a financial intermediary
hybrid funds
it is non-banking finance
company
John Templetion
Warren Buffer
buy transaction
re-purchase transaction
call money
ensure the principal repayment
both a and b
ensure the return on
investment
Investment pattern
improves government
exchequer
never
a private trust
regular declaration of NAV
an association of persons
regular disclosure of
portfolio
reduction in cost
interval funds
close-ended open funds
two different segments viz.equity and
commodity
both a and b
varied number of
schemes with varied
numbers of options
gold ornaments
S NO
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1
2
Trustee
RTA
Custodian
Trust
Board of trustee
Company
Board of directors
Financial intermediary
Trust
Updated NAV
Sponsor
AMC
SEBI
Point of Service
Point of Acceptance
RTA
AMC
Investor
SEBI
Depository
NSDL
Depository Participant
Point of Sale
Point of Service
Point of Acceptance
10
Custodian
SEBI
AMFI
11
12
4
5
6
7
8
13
14
15
16
trustee
domestic financial
institutions
sponsor
75% of the unitholders
SEBI
both of the above
Rs. 50 crore
Rs. 10 crore
17
yes
no
20%
75%
40%
19
ministry of finance
RBI
SEBI
20
unit holders
SEBI
trustees
directly manage
the portfolio of
securities
to the trustees
to the sponsors
18
22
23
21
24
25
26
27
28
29
sponsors
to the unit-holders
the trustees
the sponsor
trust deed
investment
management
agreement
51%
75%
85%
updating investor
records
7 years
12 months
5 years
30
trustees
SEBI
ministry of finance
31
SEBI
unit holders
32
yes
no
AMC
sponsor
Custodian
0% and 100%
The custodian
The trustees
1992
1993
1995
Atleast two-thirds
of the trustee in
the trustee board
needs to be
independent
Government
SEBI
Fund distributors
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
41
42
40
Should have
Should have latest net worth
positive net worth more than the capital contributed
in last 7 years
in AMC share capital
43
AMC
Trustee
sponsor
44
Fund managers
Equity Analysts
Portfolio Managers
yes
no
45
47
48
Sale and
redemption of
units by investors
no stake required
40%
50%
50
trustee
AMC
sponsors
51
trustee
sponsor
investment
managers
distribution agents
trustees
custodians
46
49
52
53
54
55
56
57
promoters
Sponsor
AMC
handling securities
in terms of
physical &
eventual
Issuing & redeeming units of the
safekeeping
fund
special due
diligence
code of ethics
individuals
trustee company
both a and b
Three
five
two
58
50%
25%
75%
the sponsors
the trustee
61
The custodian
62
63
atleast 40% of
AMC share capital
should be owned
by the sponsors
two-fifth
one-third
one-half
Investment company
trust
company
59
60
trustee
Sponsor
trustees
AMC
67
association of persons
private company
trust
68
69
70
sponsor
trustees
64
65
66
should be carrying
on business in
financial services
for at least 5 years
prior to
shoullhave a sound financial track
registration
record
71
72
20%
40%
75%
50%
2/3rd of trustees
trustees
custodians
sponsor
73
74
75
76
77
79
Rs.100 Crores
80
AMC
81
a maximum of 5 years
82
83
78
Rs.1crore
making
investments on
behalf of the fund handling payment of investments
managers
with bankers
in 3 years out of
last 5 years
in each of last 7 years
Rs.2croe
Rs.4croe
as decided by the should be at least Rs. 10 crores at
sponsor
all times
registrar &
transfer agent
at least 3 years
the sponsor and
trustees
a maximum of 3 years
sponsor, trust and SEBI
one-fourthof all
directors
84
85
fund sponsors
trustees of the
fund
fund manager
need to be an
entity independent not required to be registeres with
of the sponsors
SEBI
D
Fund Accountant
NBFC
Board of directors of the company
Sending the Annual account
statement of Mutual Fund
Investors
NSDL
AMFI
CDSL
All of the above
Fund Accountant
Unit holders
none of the above
Rs. 50 lakhs
50%
The sponsor of that mutual fund
AMC
compliance officer
0% and 49%
The bankers
1996
Custodian
Security Dealers
60%
unit-holders
two-thirds
It`s employees
sponsor
both b and c
two-third
None of the above
chief marketing officer of AMC
LLP
51%
Rs.100crore
should be greater than Rs.
10crores
at least 5 years
sponsor, trust and AMC
S No
1
2
3
Question Details
Option A
9 am to 3 pm
Addendum
24 hrs
Addendum in any 2 news paper
10am to 4 pm
Addendum in one English news
paper and one local news paper of
AMCs head office
Circular
Master circular
Addendum
Registrar
SEBI
AMFI
NRI
All offices of AMC
HUF
Offices of AMC and point of acceptance
wherever applications are accepted
FII
Custodians Office
SEBI
AMC
Trustees
First Schedule
Fourth Schedule
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
Fifth Schedule
18
19
CDSC
inherter
Any entity that is not an Indian resident
22
23
24
CVL
CDSL
25
27
28
Partially true
Partially False
Completely True
Principle of indemnity
Ubraime fides
Principle of indemnity
CRISIL
Morning Star
Lipper
Individual only
Only HUF
AMFI
1
SEBI
0
AMC
20
RTA
Godfather
OCBs which is managed by
foreigners.
21
CDSL
ONCE
26
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
Ethics code
AGNI
Front running
47
48
AGNI
AMFI
ARN
49
50
51
52
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
53
Scheme portfolio statement should within 1 month from the close of each
be published within_____________.
half year
trustees
AMC
55
56
54
sponsors
prevailing NAV i.e after adding
the income earned on the
unclaimed money
58
59
self trading
insider trading
60
every quarter
every month
every hour
57
front running
62
63
90%
80%
65%
64
sponsors
preferred investors
65
61
66
67
68
two
three
five
0
can sue the AMC/trustee
69
A prospective investor-
1
has the same status as a unit-holder
of a fund
70
monthly
bi-monthly
half yearly
71
5 working days
72
73
ACE
once a week in a national level
newspaper
AMFI
GCCI
75
76
SIP
micro-SIPs
rural investrs
77
30 days of declaration
78
Consumer forum
SEBI
Buyer beware
74
79
80
81
within 2 years
83
10
15
20
84
85
86
82
87
88
89
Stock Exchange
AMC
Distributors
BOLT MF
BOLT MFSS
AMC
Trustee
Sponsor
Trustee
90
91
92
93
94
SRO
government securities
95
96
AMFI website
97
99
100
98
101
102
none of above
Is mandatory
AMFI
NISM
SEBI
SEBI
the AMC
the trustees
the registrars
the sponsor
Is unfavorable to investors
AMFI
105
106
103
104
107
mutual funds
custodians
109
110
one week
111
112
RBI
SEBI
Association of market federation of
India
AMFI
Association of money funds in
India
108
113
30 days
42 days
2 months
3 months
4 months
115
mutual funds
custodians
116
unlimited
114
10,10%
50,5%
100,20%
118
trustees
AMC
sponsor
119
120
117
121
122
123
124
125
126
sponsor
trust deed
RBI
MCA
127
128
129
SEBI
Trustees
Unit-holders
130
AMC
Trusts
132
133
131
Companies
There is a change in the AMC of the
schemes that are taken over
SEBI
AMFI
134
135
trustee board
sponsors
136
ministry of finance
fund sponsor
1%
2%
2.25%
137
138
139
Application form
Offer Document
AMFI directory
140
141
the borrowing of a mutual fund should a mutual fund should not have
not exceed 25% of the net assets and
not more than 25 schemes out
The rule of 20:25 as stipulated by
each scheme's borroeing should not
of which debt or equity schemes
an equity fund
not invest in not more tham 25 companies out of which 20 companies
should
SEBIshould
is exceed
20%be listed
should not exceed 20
142
143
paying dividends
145
securities
146
147
148
SEBI
149
0
to create ethical practices amongst
mutual funds
proof of address
PAN card
sponsor
144
150
151
153
154
152
trustees
SEBI
157
155
Rs.20 Crores
Rs. 50 Crores
ANMI
AMFI
AGNI
photograph
proof of address
158
NRO Account
NRE Account
AMC
159
the investor
160
Rs.4.50 Crores
Rs.5.25 Crores
Rs.6.00 crores
161
162
distributors
Agent registration number
trustees
AMFI registration number
sponsor
unit holders
SEBI
sponsor
trustee
AMC
0
securities
156
165
166
167
1
money
168
AMFI
SEBI
RBI
169
163
164
physical assets
AMC
Board of trustees
SEBI
172
51% of unit-holders
90% of unit-holders
75% of unit-holders
173
170
171
D
All of These
None of These
Not issue any notice
All of these
RBI
None of the above
Foreign citizen
All of the above
Stock Exchange
Seventh Schedule
Recuring expenses
None of the above
OCI card holder.
CVL
POS
Completely False
Credence Analytics
All of These
All of These
Both a and b
ACE
self dealing
40%
significant unit-holders
one
quarterly
AGNI
once a month in all national
newspapers
Ministry of Finance
50
Clearing Corporation
AMC
Association of Mutual Funds in
India
the custodians
esix weeks
SHCIL
Association of money federation
of India
6 months
depositories
20,25%
any of the above
RBI
both a and c
Agencies
The schemes' offer documents
have to be changed and updated
RBI
both a and b
no ceiling
SEBI
the borrowing is permitted only
to meet the case flow needs of
investor servicing
every scheme should have at
least 20 investors and no
investor should represent more
than 25% of net assets of a
scheme
AMFI
Rs. 10 Crores
AMC
None of the above
Current Account
Rs.7.00 crores
fund managers
Agent registration number
AMC
any of the above
AMC
persons who are above 50 years
of age and have minmum 5
years experience
RBI
76% of unit-holders
S No
Question Details
Option A
every 3 months
every 6 months
SID
SAI
Offer Document
Bench Mark
3 months
6 months
12 months
every 3 months
every 6 months
every 9 months
Apr-10
Jun-11
Jun-12
mentioned in an addendum
advertised in a national
english newspaper
3 years
5 years
3 financial years
2
He is redeeming within 9 months He is investing within 3 months prior to
after record date of Dividend
the record Date of Dividend
3
4
6
7
8
10
11
12
KIM only
SID
15 days
Monthly
30 days
Signatory Authority
Board Resolution
Thursday's NAV
Friday's NAV
Wednesday's NAV
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
22
23
24
NFO Open Date and Scheme Reopen date are one and the same
thing.
Partially true
Partially False
Completely True
21
25
26
27
28
29
30
Term
32
33
31
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
Investment objective
3 months
6 months
need based
Apr-08
Jun-09
Jun-10
Open-ended
Close-ended
KIM
SID
SAI
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
Both B & C
every 6
months of
every
financial
year
KIM
Loads &
expenses
need based
every 12
months
Mar-11
All of the
above
since the
inception
SAI
Date of
closure of
NFO
Appliation
form.
Next working
Days Nav
According to
investment
Amt. & time
mention in
web server.
Following
Days NAV of
Preceding Day
of application
date.
Tuesday's
NAV
Next Days
NAV.
Only b & c
Only Second
Part
Completely
False
Only Second
statement
True
Only Second
Part
nature of the
scheme
Both 1 & 3
Mar-11
None of the
above
None of these
AMC will not
process the
transaction
and he will not
get any units.
to be borne by
SEBI
S No
Question Details
Option A
Employees
Foreign companies
Minor
1
Photo identification
AMC employees
12
Sponsor distributor
have an ARN number
1
13
Totally True
AMC
1
Monthly
Totally True
Totally True
1
2
3
4
6
7
8
9
10
11
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
ACE
18 inches
28
black
29
5%
20/80
32
2.5 seconds
33
Logo or trademark
34
Scheme literature
36
37
0.05%
Guaranteed returns
SEBI
24
25
26
27
30
31
35
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
It is required by AMFI
Daily
46
47
RBI Branch
48
uniform computation of
yields
displayed in black letters of
at least 8 inches height in
white background
50
51
MF regulation precribe-
52
Audio-visual advertisement
53
54
upfront commission
55
True
56
absolute basis
57
product launch
advertisement
45
49
58
59
60
63
64
61
62
Display advertisement
True
True
True
True
True
True
65
True
67
68
70
Logo or trademark or
corporate symbol, if any
SID of the mutual fund
scheme
71
72
73
74
75
NAV
76
launching of schemes
77
self dealing
66
69
True
True
79
80
81
Investors
institutional channels
82
78
83
on a stock exchange
84
87
88
89
85
86
At Investment amount
IFCR
MICR
Agents
Sub-brokers
All of these
Both a and b
Institutional investor
Foreign Individual
Individual
0
NRI
HUF
Photo employee id
Distributotor
Company distributor
be empanelled with an AMC
Investor
be NISM certified
Banks
All of the above
Totally False
Partially True
Partially False
SEBI
0
Investor
Distributor
Quarterly
Half yearly
Yearly
Totally False
Partially True
Partially False
Totally False
Partially True
Partially False
0
both statements are wrong
Both 3 and 4
AGNI
SID
SIA
8 inches
8 centimeters
18 centimeters
blue
white
10%
15%
7.50%
25/75
75/25
80/20
5 seconds
10 seconds
7.5 seconds
Name of AMC
Declaration of NAV
product launches
Risk factors
2%
Nil
Low risk
High liquidity
AMFI
RBI
AMC
Recommend some
investment option
available
1%
0
0
It is required by AMC
Business increases
Weekly
Monthly
Annual
Foreign Bank
Domestic Bank
Private Placement
uniform presentations of
dividends
tombstone advertisement
audio advertisement
Display advertisement
product launch
advertisement
tombstone advertisement
trail commission
False
compounded
annualizedbasis
quarterly basis
Display advertisement
Audio advertisement
tombstone advertisement
False
False
False
False
False
False
False
False
False
comparisons and
usage of ranking given Frequency of Net Asset Value (NAV)
by a third party
disclosure
Mutual fund website
Both a Aand c
Investment Principle of
the mutual fund
NSE Nifty
BSE Sensex
general information
advertisement
competitive advertising
insider trading
self trading
front running
A post graduate
university course
holding period
net-worth
age
AMC
internet
HNI or institutional
investors only
stock exchanges
indefinitely
from AMFI
accompanied by a
voice-over reiteration
NSE MF
NEAT MFSS
NEAT MF
half yearly
monthly
yearly
half-yeary basis
Correct
Option
Chapters
A
Fund Distribution and Sales Practices
A
D
A
A
Fund Distribution and Sales Practices
E
D
A
C
A
A
A
C
D
B
D
S No
Question Details
An investor invested in Gilt Fund for Rs 20,000 for a period of 18 month and at the time of
redemption the value of the fund was at Rs 50,000. Find the capital gain tax (ignoring the
indexation)
17 cheque.
21
22
23
DTAA means,
Withholding tax applicable to the non residential investor is ______ according to DTAA
Finance Acts of 2000 and 2001 have reduced tax-free interest on Public Provident Fund to
Sharpe ratio computes.
24
If an investor dealing with 12000 units & company declared 1:3 bonus. How much units
Dubey ji invested Rs.10000 at NAV of 12 on 1st july,2008. The MF declared 1:2 bonus on 31st
December 2008. How much extra units Dubeji will get
26
27
If the investor has 1,000 Units in aggressive growth fund. He has given the redemption on 1st
July,2008 at the NAV of Rs.15/- the MF charge 1% exit load find out the amount he will get.
Find NAV. Investment amount is Rs. 100 crore, deivedend accrued but not received 207 crore,
bills payable Rs. 55 lacs. No. of units issued to the investor is 1 crore
28
29
30
31
Under the Deposit Insurance Scheme of the govt, upto Rs _______ per depositor in a bank is
paid by the insurer, incase the bank fails to pay the depositor's money.
35
36
37
38
41
42
43
47
Arbitrage funds enjoy all the tax exemption which is applicable in Equity Fund
Investor invest Rs12,000 where NAV is Rs. 23.45. Face value is Rs. 10 as per the current load.
48 How much unit will be aloted.
53 Initial issue expense of the mutual fund scheme has to be borne by the ___________.
54 Which of the following recurring expenses cannot be charged to the scheme?
55 A fund's declared NAV does not include loads56 The maximum entry load that could be charged by a mutual fund scheme os-
57
The NAV of an equity fund was 36.00.The fund charged 1.00% as exit load. If an
investor wants to withdraw Rs. 100000 from the fund, what is the number of units he
eill repurchase?
All expenses and income accrued upto the valuation date shall be considered for
valuation. Some minor expenses need not be so accrued, providedtheir affect on the
58 NAV is not more than:
Short-term capital gains tax arises if investments in mutual fund units are held for a
59 period of-
The basic rate of dividend distribution tax on debt funds (other than liquid funds)
60 payable for investors other than individual/HuF is-
63 traded/thinly traded are valued on the basis of64 A fund's NAV is affected by-
73 the AMC can charge the fund with management fees upto:-
An index scheme cannot charge reurring expenses more than _________of the net
74 average assets of the scheme.
77 funds.
79
The applicablie NAV for a sale transaction of liquid fund where application has been
received after 12 noon would be (assuming funds available for utilization on the same
day) -
85
A unit of open-end fund was purchased when its NAV was Rs.20. At year-end its NAV
was Rs.22. In the interim period, the fund made a distribution of Rs.4 per unit when its
NAV was Rs.21. what was the simple Total Return of the found?
An investor buys a mutual fund unit at Rs. 20.75. He subsequently receives a dividend
of 15.5%, which he reinvests in the fund, at the then prevailing NAV of Rs. 21.25. On
completion of one year from the date of purchase of original units, the NAV stood at
86 Rs.22.65. What is the rate of return to the investor, using the CAGR Method?
Liquidity of a portfolio and presence of liquid assets in a portfolio means the same
87 thing.
Which of the following "Ranking Entities" ranking can be used by a Mutual fund in
89 performance advertisements?
Given the following details about a mutual fund, calculate the net assets:(a)
investments: Rs.475crore (b) Other assets: Rs. 55crore ( c) Accrued Expenses: Rs.
18crore (d) Accrued Income: Rs. 12.75 crore (e) Current liabilities: Rs. 4.75crore (f)
90 Other liabilities: Rs. 10.06crore.
For the purpose of valuing a mutual fund portfolio, debt securities which are not traded
92 Which of the following entity(s) is/are exempt from taxSecurities Transaction Tax (STT) is not payable by equity-oriented mutual funds on F&O
93 transactions.
The basic rate of Dividend Distribution Tax on Debt funds (other than liquid funds)
94 payable for investors who are individual/HUF isSystematic withdrawal plans are more tax efficient than dividend payout plans for debt
95 funds.
96 Fundamental analysis involvesA high P/E Ratio does not always mean the company is expensive vis a vis a low P/E
The maximum amount of management fee that could be charged by an equity scheme
98 having "average net assets"of Rs. 400 crore isA fund`s investments at market value total Rs.700 crores, Total liabilities stand at Rs.
99 50 lacs and the number of units outstanding is 28 crores. What is the NAV ?
The nav of a fund on January 2011 was Rs. 18.8825. 6 months later, the NAV had grown
100 to Rs.19.9995. Find out the annualised return.
109 to-
A facility where investment can be made by blocking the amount kept at the bank
110 account without transferring the entire application money is called_____________.
The applicable NAV for a sale transaction of equity fund amounting to Rs. 1 crore or less
111 where application has been received within 3 pm with local cheque/dd would be-
Additional investments in the same mutual fund does not necessitate filling of full
112 application form.
119 SWP is tax effective for debt funds than equity funds because120 For evaluating sectoral funds, the preferred benchmark would be theIf a mutual fund scheme name implies investment in any particular kind of security or
121 sector___________.
An investor buys a mutual fund unit at Rs. 23.75.. He subsequently receives a dividend
of 20%, which he reinvests in the fund, at the then prevailing NAV of Rs. 24.50. On
completion of one year from the date of purchase of original units, the NAV stood at Rs.
122 25.10. What is the rate of return to the investor, using the CAGR method?
The maximum amount of management fee that could be charged by anindex scheme
123 having "average net assets"of Rs. 500 crore is124 Tracking error is-
125 Turnover rates would be most relevant to analyze the performance ofAn investor purchased an open-end fund when its was Rs.20. 16 months later, its NAV
126 stood at Rs.22. The percentage NAV change in the fund was:
127 Distribution tax should be taken into account when computing net returns from128 The unit-holders` funds in the scheme, is known as__________.
129 Units of mutual funds are subject to wealth tax ofTDS on the dividend distribution or re-purchase proceeds to resident investors is
130 payable at the rate of:
131 Dividend distribution tax payable on equity-oriented mutual fund isCash and securities of a mutual fund should be segregated and maintained scheme132 wise.
An open-end fund with 10,000 units outstanding had the following items in its balance
sheet: investment at market value Rs.1,00,000 current assets Rs. 20,000 current
133 liabilities Rs.25,000 calculate the fund`s NAV per unit.
134 Mutual funds cannot pay dividend out of un-realised profits.
Rupee cost averaging and value averaging can be recommended to an investor who is
135 in
Income not realised but relates to the period are not taken into account while valuing
138 mutual funds net assets.
A closed-end equity fund has average weekly net assets of Rs. 200 crore. As per SEBI`s
139 regulations, the AMC can charge the fund with investment and advisory fees upto:140 Reviewing of company`s financial statements is done for-
146 Technical analysis tries to predict future movement of stock price by analyzine:
151 website__________________.
Unit -holders of mutual fund are not entitled to protection under the companies Act'
152 1956.
Expenses not paid off but relates to the period are not takeninto account while valuing
154 NAV for equity and balanced funds is to be calculated up to__________decimal places.
155
159 Dividend distributed to unit-holders by a debt fund is liable to dividend distribution tax.
160 The number of units an investor is entitled to receive on a buy transaction depends on-
161
The NAV of an equity fund was 40.15. The fund charged 1.00% as exit load. If an
investor wants to withdraw Rs.22000 from the fund what is the number of units he will
repurchase?
An investor holds 2000unit in a bond fund. The current NAV is Rs.11.50. He would like to
switch his holdings to an equity fund, whose NAV is Rs.20.35. If the exit load for the
bond fund is 0.25% and the entry load for the equity fund is nil, what is the unit holding
162 in the equity fund after the switch?
Securities Transaction Tax (STT) is not payable by equity-oriented mutual funds on F&O
164 Mutual fund schemes should have sale price equal to the Nav.
While calculating distributable reserves, valuation gains are to be ignored but valuation
168 Dividend payout changes the number of units held by the investor.
A person who is taking investment decision by studying company & its operation is
169 called as
The maximum amount of recurring expenses that could be charged by a debt scheme
170 having "average net assets" of Rs. 1100 crore is-
171 Mutual funds value their investments172 The basic rate of dividend distribution tax on liquid debt funds is-
173 Units of mutual fund are short-term capital assets if174 Non-traded seciurities are to be excluded while calculating the NAN. True or False?
177 holders and their percentage holding in the net assets have to be disclosed.
178 Every mutual fund scheme should have an appropriate benchmark.
179
An investor holds 4000 units in a bond fund. The current NAV is Rs.9.50. He would like
to switch his holding to an equity fund, whose NAV is Rs.14.80. If the exit load for the
bond fund is 0.50% and the entry load for the equity fund is nil, what is the unit holding
in the equity fund after the switch ?
181
182 Physical gold is subject to wealth tax beyond threshold limit whereas gold ETF is not.
185 Dividend Distribution tax is tax effective forThe applicable NAV for a sale transaction of liquid fund where funds are not available for
utilization on same day would be same irrespective of whether funds are received befor
186 or after 12 noon.
187 Dividend distribution tax is applicable for debt mutual fund scheme having_____________.
The NAV of a fund is 24.20. The fund charged 1.00% as exit load.If an investor wants to
188 withdraw Rs. 60000 from the fund, what is the number of units he will repurchase ?
189
Investors get the unclaimed dividend / redemption proceeds at prevailing NAV i.e. after
adding the income earned on the unclaimed money when they cliam the
same_____________.
Option A
Rs 3,000
1
No. of units* face value
Initial Issue expenses
1
In equity fund upto 2 decimal
0.125%
Income
Fluctuations of a fund result around a mean level.
Re-investment
25%
NEAT MFSS
Nav of the same day of application
Sharpe Ratio
Morning Star
Service Tax
Same days NAV
25%+surcharge+cess
66666.6666666667
Rs. 12000
Dividend tax Authorised Association
Lower of the rate
12%
Risk premium of a fund as difference between the funds
average return an risk free return divided by beta of the fund.
400 units
1250 units.
Rs.15000/-
Rs. 371.5
2 lakhs
1
1
Principle
Inflation
A=P* (1+I)^n
Size of the fund's portfolio
1
Taxed at source
Financial Loss.
Capital gain
S.D=STDEV(range of cells where the periodic returns are calculated)
12 Noon.
1
1
Debt fund growth option
1
510 units
PPF
higher the appreciation in the investment portfolio, higher
would be the NAV
valuing investment at cost price
same
investors
service tax
True
6.00%
2750.275
2.00%
less than 3 years
20%
25%
11.24%
1
Rs. 1
485.00 crore
Yield to maturity
Mutual fund trustee/trustee company
1
10%
1
Checking the foundations of the company`s factory building
1
Rs. 2.25 crore
Rs. 30.19
10.24%
the sponsors
Above 7 years
Average return
3.20%
on request
Liability side of scheme`s balance sheet
net worth
BLOC
19.27%
Rs. 7.50 crore
Error in calculating the NAV
equity funds
8.00%
equity funds
unit capital
1% on market value
5%
10%
1
Rs. 9.50
1
accumulation phase
Computation date
amounts invested
Rs.2.25 crores
technical analysis
accrual basis of accounting
1
Cannot set off capital loss on such units aginst any capital
gains to the extent of dividend recived
1
Closing NAV of the day immediately preceding the date of
application
The stock price movements of a company
Rs.27
Rs.31
18.36%
quarterly, by the 5th working day of succeeding month
1
1
at least 4
6.57%
number of units multiplied by its face value
varies with the ongoing sale and re-purchase of units by the
fund
1695.3405
1
investment amount
547.9452
1575.2025
1
1
1
8.28%
41.58
1
chartist
Rs. 22.25 Crore
at purchase price
10%
They are hold for not more then twelve months proceeding
the date of transfer
1
Asset valu divided by all shares sold since the fund was
initiated
liquid schemes
50%
1
2120.3028
In the form of long-term loans
6.61%
1
financial planning is equivalent to tax planning
1
pensioners
1
dividend re-investment optin
2504.1736
within 5 years
Rs 6,000
Nil
0
No. of units outstanding* face value
Exit Load
0
Deffered Load
0.015%
0.25%
Dividend
Sensitivity of a funds returns to changes in
market index.
Cum Dividend
NIL
Capital Gain
Weighted average P/E ratios of all stocks held
in portfolio.
Ex-Dividend
25%+surcharge+cess
Both 1 and 2
Nav of the same working day.
Treynor Ratio
CDSL
Standard Deviation
Credence
12.5%+surcharge+cess
20%+surcharge+cess
100000
66667
Rs. 12500
Rs.10000
Same rate
10.50%
8%
4000 units
Nil
833 units.
417 units.
Rs.14850/-
Rs.14000/-
Rs. 307
Rs.99
At discount
At par
1 lakh
5 lakhs
0
0
Profit
A=P/(1+I)^n
P=A^n*(1+I)
0
Taxed in the hands on the investors
Inflation.
Benefit of inflation
Tax Deferal.
Cost adjusted with the impact of inflation
S.D=STDEV
12 Midnight.
0
0
Dividend Reinvestment, debt fund.
0
1200 units
500 units
G-Sec.
sponsors
AMC
fees to trustees
False
7.00%
2.25%
2777.7778
2690.9955
1.50%
0.50%
3 years or more
15.00%
12.50%
as prescribed in DTAA
book value
index funds
liquid funds
at least 2
maximum 2
six
three
False
1.50%
0.75%
SEBI
AMFI
Rs. 2 crores
1.75%
balanced funds
Rs. 5 lacs
50000 shares
0
0
(10 / 11.5)^(15/12)-1
30%
20%
14.90%
21.37%
0
Rs.100
Rs.10
691.24 crore
509.94 crore
15%
12.50%
0
Research into the operations and finances of the
company
studying the company`s share prices
0
Rs. 4.25 crore
Rs. 24.98
Rs. 32.15
5.92%
11.83%
SEBI
Above 10 years
5-10 years
risk
5.70%
number of investors
SIP
RTGS
undervalued stocks
Companies with large equity base
12.18%
8.67%
index funds
debt funds
7.00%
7.50%
funds
net assets
2% on cost
10%
12.50%
20%
Rs. 12.00
Rs. 10.00
0
distribution phase
valuetion date
profits earned
Rs.2 crores
quantitative analysis
Rs.2.5 crores
fundamental analysis
Rs.29
Rs.10
Rs.19
Rs.22
15.48%
36.11%
bi-monthly, by the 7th working day of the
succeeding month
0
0
at least 2
maximum 3
7.47%
number of units
5.99%
number of units multiplied by book value of
units
1580.5478
1678.3871
0
investment amount and sale price per unit
542.52
553.4591
1127.4005
1130.2211
0
0
0
7.54%
9.66%
42.42
0
41
portfolio analyst
technical analyst
Rs.15.75 Crore
at par
15%
12.50%
They are hold for not more then three years
proceeding the date of transfer
0
total value of assets held by the fund divided
by thenumber of outstanding units
liquid schemes
25%
0
20%
2554.7297
1190.4565
9.82%
10.15%
0
financial planning is equivalent to retirement
planning
retail investors
rural investors
0
dividend payout optin
growth option
2454.9918
within 3 years
2479.3388
after 6 years
Option
None of these
B
B
A
A
0.017%
Dividend Distribution
Risk premium of the fund.
D
B
C
C
NEAT MMF
None of the above
C
C
Alpha
Crisil
C
B
D
B
NIL
D
B
60000
A
Cannot say anything
Double Taxation Authorised Agreement
11%
16000 units
416.67 units.
Rs.14810/-
Rs. 207
None of these
Nothing
C
A
A
Cost at the end of the period when the expense will be
incurred
P=A^n*(1+I)
B
A
D
B
Tax Benefit.
the technique of reducing the capital gain tax
C
A
B
C
A
600 units
B
A
B
A
2805.8361
1.00%
D
25%
at lest 4
nine
B
A
3.00%
C
C
nil
D
1.50%
A
A
B
A
B
B
A
<10 / 11.5)^(12/15)- 1
31%
17.12%
B
C
634.00 crore
B
D
B
25%
C
A
B
A
Rs. 40.49
B
18.38%
trustee
8-15 years
C
2.50%
B
A
ASBA
D
A
B
both b and c
S&P CNX sectoral indices
D
D
14.31%
C
B
value funds
8.50%
B
B
no TDS
nil
D
A
Rs. 14.50
A
A
transition phase
book closure date
A
B
Rs.3 crores
any of the above
A
C
A
B
D
A
C
B
Rs.27,000
Rs.10
A
24.95%
B
A
B
maximum 5
5.43%
1420.8952
C
A
2200
1312.14
B
A
A
A
11.11%
43
A
B
fundamental analyst
at book value
B
D
25%
They are hold for less three years proceeding
the date of transfer
A
B
C
D
10%
B
A
3098.4321
14.26%
A
A
None of the
above
E
A
A
both a and b
2506.9872
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Question Details
Option A
Redemption is
Compliance Report
Switch is
10 working days
6
The investor also has the option to convert the Rematerialisation
demat unit into physical form is
7
8
9
10
11
RTGS
Existing investor
Standing Instruction
NRI
IFA
13
14
15
The benefit of application by blocked amount is The amount will debited
only when units will be
allotted
16
If the investor is not comfortable with any
change then
17
18
The regulation of Personal trading is applicable Key Personnel of the AMC
19 to:
To provide the facility of liquidity to the
investors, a part of the open-ended schemes
are maintained in ___________
Liquid assets
20
Which of the following cannot invest in Mutual
21 Fund
Common Man
micro SIP
Automatic reinvestment
plans
SIP is systematic
investment plan and
VAP is value averaging
plan
ECS
mandating minimum
levels of diversification
for mutual funds
True
memorandum and
articles of association
of AMC
ex-dividend NAV
it allows investors to
make systematic
withdrawal from his
fund
True
dividend
ex-dividend NAV
ex-dividend NAV
1
1
on request
1
first holder
re-purchase amount
Access to information
3 months
1
trust deed
banks
1
rematerialisation
individual agents
15 working days
3 months
___________can be bought and sold through68 out the day from the stock exchange.
Dematerialisation of mutual fund units is
69 compulsory.
gold funds
1
10 working days of
each investment
lf allows investor to
invest a fixed amount
on a monthly basis
30 working days
Custodial agreement
Trust deed
Is equal to a purchase
transaction
5 working days
7 working days
3 working days
Dematerialisation
Demat
Remat
NEFT
ECS
Both A&B
New investor
Distributotor
ECS
PDCs
HNI
Institutional Tinvestor
Investor
Distribution Companies
Financial Planner
Only 1 and 2
Equity funds
Debt funds
Sector funds
Institutional Investor
NBFC
LIC
STP
minors
investment through
power of attorney
holder
NRRE account
NRO account
SEBI
automatic reinvestment
allows for accumulation of the major benefit of automatic
additional units of the fund reinvestment is compounding
an investor who
subscribes to the
growth option under
a scheme can later
change to a dividend
option
systematic
withdrawal
systematic withdrawal
plans
none of these
no difference
all of these
SIP
trigger
SWP
FII
False
False
reports based on
which actual
investments are
investment management reports made
cum-dividend NAV
False
False
dividend re-investment
growth
bonus
cum-dividend NAV
ex-declaration NAV
cum-declaration NAV
cum-dividend NAV
ex-declaration NAV
cum-declaration NAV
Not defined
10 business days of
closure of the NFO
by paying applicable
charges
0
0
1 year
9 months
6 months
provident funds
dematerialisation
depository
0
agreements with various
constituents
resident individuals
0
digitalisation
direct application
institutional distributors
stock exchanges
30 days
2 months
1 week
6 months
2 months
International funds
5 business days of
every transaction
if facilitates rupee
cost averaging
5 business days
3 business days
10 working days
an investor is
expected to be
careful while
investing
mutual fund
is based
upon trust
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Question Details
Option A
Reinvestment risk
AAA
Bank deposits
MIP
CRISIL CompBEX
YTM
A debt fund
2
3
4
5
7
8
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Changes Randomly
YTM
2007-09
At premium
Income Fund
Bank F.D.
Above par
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Offered Gifts
Go up
Sector fund
CAGR
Sector Fund.
Diversified Portfolio.
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
BSE Sensex
BSE Sensex
Risk profiles
Corporate bonds
Company specific
Diversification reduces
Sector Selection
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
A Debt fund
Average return
same as the
same as the
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
Large-cap
MIP
83
84
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
85
86
87
89
Gold ETF
90
Gold ETF
91
92
volatile
88
94
95
premium
96
True
97
True
98
simple return
99
100
modified duration
101
speclating
102
93
value investing
3 years
103
104
105
True
106
11.13%
107
108
loads
109
110
beta
111
BSE sensex
112
113
114
Scheme's return
an investment attribute
115
the sponsors
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
leveraging
124
125
126
127
128
129
30 days
130
131
Iiquidity
132
Arbitrage funds
133
134
135
6.00%
136
137
138
139
140
141
Par value
1
142
143
144
145
146
Bank Deposit
147
His age
148
149
Sold off
150
151
A five year deep discount bond wouldSEBI norms require that returns be
compuws on CAGR basis.
152
153
8.27%
154
155
Yield plus
156
more than 1
157
beta
158
159
A fund sells 100 units of face value Rs. 10/at an NAV of Rs. 12.25. How much would be
credited to unit capital?
Rs. 1225
160
161
arbitraging
162
163
164
5.00%
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
balanced funds
174
equity funds
175
176
177
Fixed rate
178
179
181
182
4.27%
183
performance
180
184
185
portfolio risk
186
187
188
189
190
191
type of fund
192
Review of companies'
financials
193
government borrowings
194
195
passive funds
stock selection
197
198
196
199
200
201
203
204
Arbitrage funds
205
206
gilt schemes
207
portfolio composition
209
210
also risk
202
208
211
212
A bond having coupon rate 9% when current At a price which is not related
coupons for bonds of similar maturities are
to interest rates for similar
11% will sellmaturities
If current yield has fallen, interest rates
have gone up.
1
213
214
215
certificate of deposits
216
There is no need to
benchmark an equity index
fund
217
218
16.67%
219
reinvestment risk
220
221
222
223
no interest risk
224
gets strenghen
225
226
absolute return
227
Diversified funds
228
tactical
229
beta
230
risk permium
231
risk
232
22.45%
233
9.28%
234
235
236
237
238
1
rupee cost averaging
241
242
in opposite direction
239
240
1
1
245
Si-Bex
246
247
243
244
248
1
1
249
A high turnover rate for a fund indicatesCapital protected schemes offer guaranteed
income.
250
251
balanced funds
252
253
gilt securities
254
255
256
257
12.82%
258
259
more than 1
260
certificates
261
262
263
265
266
Value stocks-
267
listed companies
268
current yield
269
270
264
273
274
275
volatility of earnings
276
277
271
272
278
fund of funds
279
280
281
shoots up
283
284
285
286
hybrid funds
287
365 days
288
Dividend yield for a stock isThe current yield of bond increases if the
interest rate falls.
282
289
290
above par
inflation
291
higher
292
294
295
296
293
297
298
299
300
301
balanced funds
SEBI
302
303
sector
305
interest
306
304
307
308
gilt funds
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
yield
1
1
1
318
319
320
321
current income
317
re investment risk
Equity fund
Growth fund
Gilt fund
0
Default risk
Correct
Option
A
B
Inflation risk
Interest-rate
risk
B
B
ABB
AAA*
A++
National
Savings
Certificates
(NSC)
Units of a
mutual fund
Balance fund
Capital
protected fund
sector fund
CRISIL LiquiFEX
CRISIL MIPEX
CRISIL
Banking Index
CRISIL Debt
Hybrid Index
CRISIL MIPEX
CRISIL
STBEX Short-Term
Bond Index
CRISIL Debt
Hybrid Index
Credit rating
Yield Matrix
Yield Quality
Company
specifis risks
Credit risk
Income
funds
Holding more number By hedging
of sectors in a
with futures
portfolio.
an options.
Specialized
funds
None of
above
Both 1& 2
above
Sector funds
A Balanced fund
Balanced fund is
exactly 40% equity
and 60% debt.
Money
market fund
Balanced
Balanced
fund is rarely
fund is
exactly 50% exactly 60%
equity and
equity and
50% debt.
40% debt.
Black
marketing
Opposite of
White Swan
Stability is associated
with debt funds
Both 1 & 2
None of the
above
Goes down
Goes upwards
steady
Remains
Constant
Yield Spread
Call to Yield
Floating Rate
2008-10
2009
None of the
above
At Discount
At par
50% Government
securities funds +
50% Money Market
Funds.
25%
aggressive
growth funds
+25%
international
funds 25%
Sector funds
+ 15% High
Yield Bond
funds + 10%
Gold Funds.
100% Liquid
fund
Disgarding
the nonperformers
and keeping
the good
performers
All of the
above
Growth Fund
Money Market
Mutual Fund
Index Fund
Corporate Bond
Debt
Securities
Equity Shares
Below par
At par
At a price
unrelated to
the prevailing
interest rate
Parents
Income
All of the
above
A
Go down
React as per
margin
Remains
Same
B
Gold fund
Real estate
Golld ETF
Annualised Returns
Absolute
Return
Simple return
A
Growth Fund.
Diversified
Equity Fund.
Index Fund.
Value Fund.
A
0
A
The sentiments of market
unexpected
Fluctuation
scenario in the into the market
market, which
has not yet
been
performed in
the past
C
MIP.
Fixed Asset
Allocation
Fund.
Fliexible Asset
Allocation
Fund.
D
Both B & C
D
0
D
The investment objective
of the fund
SEBI
AMFI
B
Professional
Management.
Domestic
Asset.
B
I-Sec's I-BEX
BSE 200
CRISIL Debt
Index
S&P CNX
Sectoral
Indices
S&P CNX
Defty
C
Investment objectives
Fund size
Fund
managers
D
Equity fund
Growth fund
Gild fund
A
Commercial paper
Company
deposit
Debt fund
0
A
Amount of money to be
invested
7 days, 15
days, 30 days
7 days, 15
days, and
since inception
C
Degree of diversification
of the portfolio
Fund
manager's
success at
market timing
Number of
investors in
the scheme
D
Market level
Sector specific
All of the
above
Both of the
above
None of the
above
A
It is based on past
returns, which does not
necessarily indicate
further performance
It is an
independent
number
All types of
fund can be
measured with
standard
deviation
B
Stock selection
Weighted
average
Maturity
No. of
securities in
portfolio
0
B
0
D
A Balanced fund
A Money
market fund
Both a and b
above
A
No relation
B
Risk
Risk adjusted
return
Beta of the
portfolio
C
0
A
lower than the
higher than
the
none of the
above
B
NAV
A
5 years and above
upto 3 years
upto 2 years
D
0
lower than the
A
higher than
the
black
marketing
Lower or
higher than
NAV
Opposite of
white swan
B
A
0
Mid-cap
A
Small-cap
Both B & C
Both A & B
D
He would
He would
loose if the US loose if the
$ becomes
Indian Rupee
stronger
becomes
stronger
A
0
B
FMP
Equity Fund
International
Equity Fund
B
0
B
0
A
0
A
Short Term Debt fund
Both of the
above
None of the
above
B
0
A
0
0
Both statements are
wrong
B
Only the 1st
statement is
right
A
Interest rate
Rupee cost
averaging
both 1 and 3
A
Liquid Fund
and Saving
Bank
account
Gilt Fund
and SENSEX
C
Gold Sector fund
Gold
Gold Future
Gold
Gold Future
total
earnings /
no. of
market price per
ordinary
share / no. of ordinary
shares
shares outstanding
outstanding
growth
value
growth investing
stock picking
less than a
year
sector
selection
less than a
month
yield spread
net worth /
no. of
ordinary
shares
outstanding
emerging
6 months
C
C
False
False
annualised return
the infrastructure
development takes
place
weighted average
maturity
compounded
compounded
annual
return
growth rate
the interest
rate falls
yield spread
minimized by
diversificatio
all of the
above
all of the
above
selling the
entire
holdings
managed by
minimized
investing in
by good fund
bluechip
managemen companies
t
only
D
D
investment
in high rated
bonds
none of
these
r-squared
measures
how much of
a fund's
fluctuations beta of less
is
than one
attributable means that
to
the fund is
standard deviation is movements more volatile
relevant for both debt in the overall
than the
and equity funds
market
market
False
15.67%
it is based on past
returns, which does
not necessarily
indicate further
performance
taxes
scheme's optimal
return
13.79%
10.15%
all types of
funds can be
measured
it is an
with
independent
standard
number
deviation
both of the
above
never differs
fund
manager's
risk premium performance
CAGR
benchmark
alpha
I-sec's Si-bex
crisil
composite
bond fund
index
S &P CNX
nifty
government securities
market
short term
money
market
corporate
bond market
False
standard risk
credit risk
SEBI
the AMC in
consultation
with the
trustee
trustee
higher the
weighted
systematic
average
risk of an
maturity of a
lower modified
equity
debt security
duration implies
porfolio is
is, higher
higher interest
measured by would be its
sensitive risk in a debt its modified
interest
porfolio
duration
sensitivity
pays higher
interest
incur losses
a debt
security with the value of
longer
floating rate
maturity
securities
In a floater, when the
fluctuates
fluctuates
market yield goes
more than
more than
down, the issuer pays short tenor
fixed rate
higher interest
securities
securities
credit risk
a debt security of
and yield on
shorter maturity
a debt
higher the
would fluctuate a lot
security is
credit risk
more, as compared to
inversely
would be the
longer tenor securities
related
yield spread
historical
data of fund the nature of
performance investments
the investment
objective
long-term
debt fund
have higher
NAV
fluctuation
when
comoared to
growth and risk are
money
associated with equity
markets
funds
funds
all these
statements
describe
reality
adequately
low liquidity
risk
inflation risk
re-balancing
og portfolio both b and c
Past
performance
of sponsor /
AMC /
mutual fund
is not
indicative of
future
performance
Risks
associated
If the AMC
with the use
has no
of derivative
previous
instruments, experience
if the fund in managing
plans to use
a fund, a
such
disclosure to
instruments
that effect
Dividend Reinvestment
Systematic
Plan
Transfer Plan
If the
If interest
interest rate
rates go
goes up,
down, price
yield of
of bonds will bonds will go
also go down
up
Both A and B
Whatever
money
becomes
available
from time to
time, to be
invested as
per risk
preference
None of the
above
The amount
rate of
interest paid
The return on investor on par value
would earn
of the bond
None of the
above
24 months
Systematic
withdrawal Plan
12 months
6 months
0
Ieverage
Sector funds
A
concentratio
credit
n
Thematic
Contra funds
funds
D
C
Offer Document
Fund
Advertiseme
nts
All of the
above
8.23%
4.00%
7.92%
Wants predictable
returns
wants return
more than
normal fixed
deposits
wants
regular or
anytime
liquidity
6% interest paid
every 6 months
3% interest
paid every 1% interest
quarter
paid monthly
D
A
Average total
asset/gross income
Return on
equity/avera
ge total
asset
net
income
/average
total asset
Coupon
Maturity
Beta
Change in
valuation of
debt
Change in valuation of securities
Original
debt and equity with with respect tenor of any
respect to change in to change in
debt
interest rates
BSE sensex
instrument
pays higher
interest
makes profit
Issuers to
Investors to
redeem debt extend the
Investors to redeem
prior to
tenure of
debt prior to maturity
maturity
debt
Invest in debt
securities
Invest in
securities
having
maturity in
line with the
maturity of
the scheme
All of the
above
PPF
Units of
mutual fund
NSC
His income
The stock
market
movements
His job
secrity
Fund
manager
decides the
composition
and
quantum of
investment Running cost
in passive in of passive
passive
funds are
funds
higher
Switched towards a
higher proportion of
floating rate
instruments
Switched
towards a
higher
proportion of
fixed rate
kept as it is
be
redeemend
on maturity
at the face
value which
is higher
that the the
issue price
with no
payment in
between
pay interest on a
quarterly basis
Offer yield
tak free
11.25%
8.96%
35.82%
Yield spread
Yield extra
Yield
premium
less than 1
one
zero
variance
standard
deviation
modified
duration
Rs. 225
Rs. 1000
None of the
above
leveraging
hedging
gambling
wealth tax is
applicable
on physical
gold
All of the
above
most
investors are
always in
debt
All of the
above
8.33%
7.00%
6.81%
11.2
10.41
12.46
degree of
diversification of the
portfolio
fund
manager's
success at
market
timing
number of
investor in
the scheme
Mumbai inter-bank
offered rate
monetary
internation
bank offered
rate
None of the
above
B
provides the
benefit of
rupee cost
averaging
all of these
variable NAV
growth
option
nomination
facility
All of the
above
fixed
maturity
thematic
funds
debt fund
sector fund
diversified
equity funds
balanced
fund
net asset
value goes
down
unit capital
goes up
enforces saving in a
disciplined and
phased manner
dividend reinvestment option
Floating rate
low yield
None of the
above
0
long term than the
short term
developed
nations
growing
economy
9.00%
both the
above
3.33%
None of the
above
risk
D
D
High yield
2.00%
B
B
B
A
B
B
C
financial institutions
mutual funds
futures &
options
liquidity risk
liabilities in
the scheme
All of the
above
sector funds
passive
funds
diversified
debt fund
dynamic
funds
diversified
equity fund
tactical
funds
gilt fund
avctive funds
A
B
lnvestment objective
of the fund
financial
market
conditions
Review of companies'
stock performance in
market
review of
movements
in index
supply of money
sector selection
to finance the
acquisition of long
term capital assets
amount
invested by
investor
All of the
above
All of the
lnflation rate
above
Country
diversificatio
selection
n
A
D
A
to retire long
term debt
to pay
dividend
the current
price of TBills
All of the
above
offering
dividend
option
offering
dividend
option and
dividend has
been paid
longer-term
debt
securities
fluctuate
more than
diversified
shorter term debt funds
FMP is most liquid
debt
don`t have a
among debt funds
securities
credit risk
low yield
low risk
high perceived safety
spread
premium
C
A
er transaction costs
balanced
funds with
dividend
option
both the
above
None of the
above
None of the
above
diversified
debt funds
fixed
maturity
plans
a gilt fund
a diversified
debt fund
liquid schemes
fixed
maturity
schemes
diversified
debt
schemes
maturity profile
fund size
None of the
above
A growth
fund would
invest in the
equity
shares of
companies
A fund that
whose
invests only
earning are
in ASEAN
expected to countries is
risk at an
an example
above
of specialty
average rate
fund
B
C
term
structure of
interest
rates
sovereign
yield curve
fall
are not
affected
fluctuate
either up or
down
at face value
below face
value
D
B
growth funds
invest in
value funds invest
overpriced
None of the
inunder priced stocks
stocks
above
commercial papers
treasury bills
gilt
securities
by
by
comparing
comparing
its
its
performance performance
with a
with the
by comparing it with
money
index it
return on government
market
isdesigned
securities
mutual fund
to track
beta, standard
deviation
risk-free rate
of return,
beta
standard
deviation,
scheme`s
return
12.25%
100%
200%
inflation risk
interest-rate
risk
call risk
undervalued stocks
B
above
average
earnings
growth
None of the
above
C
A
no investment risk
no credit risk
no maturity
risk
gets weaker
remains
unchanged
turns volatile
whose rates
are different
for different
for different
category of
investors
simple annualized
return
fund of funds
flexible
compounded
annualized
return
any of these
thematic
contra funds
funds
A
D
strategic
fixed
weighted average
maturity
Modified
duration
Ex-marks
beta, standard
deviation
alpha
theta
return
risk sdjusted
return
risk & return
41.63%
38.42%
11.76%
6.54%
7.43%
2.11%
A mutual fund
enables a small
investor build a
diversified portfolio
investment
in a mutual
fund offers
more
liquidity
growth funds
gilt funds
all are
correct
balanced
funds
in
government
in instruments issued
securities &
by companies with a in short-term treasury bills
sound track record
securities
only
D
C
B
None of the
above
Steady
high capital
capital
appreciation appreciation
high capital
but low
but high
appreciation and high
dividends
dividends
dividends yields
yields
yields
value averaging
in an
unrelated
fashion
in line with
the inflation
index
0
Li-Bex
B
Mi-Bex
All of the
above
greater efficiency
high returns
to the
investor
All of the
above
arising
market
depreciation
in value as
time passes
value gets
eroded due
to inflation
gilt funds
equity
growth funds
debt funds
price fluctuations of
the debt securities
share price
movements
interset
volatility
treasury bills
commercial
paper
bonds
invest in high
dividend paying
companies only
issued at a
discount and
redeemed at
face value &
no income is
given in
between
invest in
shares
whose prices
fluctuate
less but offer
attractive
pays regular
dividends
dividends
having
quarterly
return
15.94%
10.79%
12.00%
alpha
compares
the fund's
actual
results with
what would
have been
expected
given the
fund's beta
and the
market index
performance
a and b
less than 1
one
zero
membership advice
investment
advice
units
a, b and c
feeder fund
other mutual
fund
schemes
host fund
tombstone
advertisement
all of the
performance
above
advertiseme advertiseme
nt
nt
growth option
dividend reinvestment
rights option
option
foreign companies
technical analysis
yield to
maturity
fundamental
analysis
increases exposure to
short term floating
rate debt securities
increases
exposure to
long term
fixed rate
debt
securities
decreases
exposure to
long term
fixed rate
debt
securities
B
both of the
above
None of the
above
level of earnings
the number
of investors
in a fund
the number
of schemes
of fund
family
gold etf
gold sector
funds
arbittrage
funds
hedge funds
he can
transfer on a
the
periodic
investment
basis a
would
specified
provide the amount from
benefit of
the scheme
cost
to his bank
averaging
account
lets the
distributors
beware
all of the
above
falls
remains
unaffected
becomes
extreme
volatile
he is required to
invest a fixed sum
periodically
below par
at par
interest rates
political risk
at a price
unrelated to
the
prevailing
interest rate
all of the
above
growth funds
B
D
B
net asset
value goes
down
unit capital
goes up
debt/income
funds
sector funds
91 days
182 days
30 days
requires the
investment to be
locked in for a period
of 3 years
automaticall
y leads to
investment
in equity
shares
all of these
dividend per
share to
current
market price
None of the
above
lower
same
all types of
schemes
only debt
schemes
diversified
diversified debt funds sector funds equity funds
ICICI
NSE
CRISIL
Securities
to beat the
market by
superior
asset
allocation
None of the
above
D
D
financial
institutions'
corporate paper
bonds
money
long-term debt market
market
equity of
private
companies
treasury
market
D
A
choice of portfolio
concentration
underlying
exposure
all of the
above
higher
the same
almost nil
current yield
will be
If interest
higher than
rates go
coupon rate
if equity markets
down, price
if interest
move down, dividend of bonds will rates have
yield will move up
go down
gone down
smallcap
midcap funds
funds
both b and c
B
D
dividend
capital gains
all of the
above
AUM goes up
AUM remains
unchanged
AUM may or
may not
change
Schemes which
invests in fixed
deposits only
Schemes
which
invests in
debt
securities
whose
Schemes
maturity
which
closely
invests
aligns with
mainly in
the maturity
money
of the
market
scheme
instruments
diversified
debt funds
money
market funds
or liquid
funds
the net
assets of
fund does
not change
None of the
above
long-term
capital loss
arising out of short-term
equitycapital loss
long-term capital loss
oriented
can only be
can be set off against mutual fund
set off
short-term capital
unit is not
against
gain or long -term
available for short-term
capital gain
set off
capital gains
A
redemption
money
capital gains
A
A
sell long
duration
sell high
see that the fund's
securities
coupon
average duration
and buy
securities
becomes longer than
short
and buy low
the market's average
duration
coupon
duration
securities
securities
inyerest rate
credit risk
risk
liquidity risk
equally
volatile than
market
no relation
it does not
over a period of time
tell you
rupee cost
the average purchase when to buy, averaging
price will work out
sell or switch
has no
higher than if one
from one
serious
tries to guess the
scheme to shortcoming
market high and lows
another
s
total return
liquidity
all of the
above
C
C
Chapters
Risk, return and performance of funds
Risk, return and performance of funds
Risk, return and performance of funds
Risk, return and performance of funds
Risk, return and performance of funds
S No
Question Details
Option A
Fundamental Analysis
Stock picking is
1,2,3,4.
Risk tolerence is ?
Highly risky
Top Down Approach
Real Estate
Food crops
Asset Class G
50% of the balance of the 4th year
can be withdrawn in the 7th year
Rs.10000.00
1
Real estate
PPF
5 years
7 years
10.50%
9.50%
Rural investors
Gold ETF
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Gold
Rs. 70,000/-
SIP
Poftfolio of Scheme
1
Gold
SEBI
Real Estate
38
39
40
1
Both statements are right
41
42
The Life cycle fund under NPS will invest the investor's
money into
Gold futures are superior to ETF Gold as a vehicle for lifelong investment in gold
SEBI
Equity
Physical assets
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
Physical assets
Bank deposits
1
12% interest paid yearly
Fund age
1
1
1
1
71
at a premium to NAV
72
73
74
75
76
77
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
6 months
fund house reputation and
track record
78
79
80
81
5%
82
83
84
Arbitrage funds is suitable forA high portfolio turnover for a fund indicatesDebt funds with long-term investments carry higher risk
of capital loss-
85
86
87
Portfolio turnover ratio refers toIn the growth option, number of units held by an
investor vares.
88
SEBI
91
92
Taking exposure in
International equity market
93
89
90
1
Low
94
95
Banks
96
97
government
98
99
100
gold funds
101
102
103
104
Systematic transfer plan allows investors toThe______________ is the main driver of returns in a
mutual fund scheme.
An equity fund`s age and size are irrelevant when
selecting a fund for investmentSecurities analysis is an important aspect
for_______________.
105
106
110
top-down
111
yield
107
108
109
112
113
50%
1
1
cost
equity securities
114
117
118
timing
above average earnings
growth
of not less than 10 years
119
115
116
120
under-valued stocks
122
123
124
125
top-down
shares
121
gilt schemes
40%
Technical Analysis
Bottom-up approach
Technical approach
Fundamental approach
1,3,4,2.
3,1,2,4.
2,3,1,4.
Choose Strategies
Reviewing funds
structural charateristics
None of above
Moderate risky
Bottom up Approach
Equity
Gold
Asset Class C
The interest is tax free
Currency
Asset Class E
The rate of interest is 12% p.a.
Art
Life Cycle Fund
Contribution upto
Rs.60000 are eligible for
tax rebate
0
Sector fund
Debt fund
Gold
NSC
6 years
6 years
11%
7 years
5 years
10%
8 years
3 years
9%
Gold Fund
Gold futures
Art
Property
Institutional metal
Rs. 50,000/-
Rs.1,20,000/-
STP
SWP
DTP
Operation of scheme
0
Bullion
Gold Futures
Gold ETF
IRDA
Gold
PFM
Currency market
AMFI
International Fund
Permanent Retirement
Account Number
govt securities
IRDA
Corporate debt
PFRDA
govt securities
AMFI
Any of the above
Financial assets
Non-physical assets
Real assets
0
0
0
0
0
Financial assets
Non-physical assets
Mumbai commodity
exchange
Real estate
Bullion
Higher risk
0
6% interest paid every 6 months
upto 3 years
upto 2 years
Low risk
Tracking error
at a discount to NAV
at par
12 months
48 months
36 months
portfolio composition
scheme's performance
weighted average
maturity
0
0
0
0
1%
7%
2%
getting decent returns like debt funds getting tax benefits like equity funds
higher transaction costs
both the above
False
ratio of sales or
purchase ( which ever
is higher) to the net
assets of the fund
RBI
Pension funds
Regulatory and
Development Authority
high
very high
very low
Financial Institutions
State Government
both a and b
Institutions
asset allocation
debt schemes
equity schemes
0
passively managed schemes
24%
76%
65%
bottom-up
top-bottom
bottom-top
rate of interest
0
0
portfolio quality
debt securities
yield
government securities
growth stocks
value stocks
management selection
stock selection
sector allocation
balanced schemes
liquid schemes
stock market in bear
phase
20%
30%
10%
bottom-up
bonds
top-bottom
contracts
bottom-top
notes
Correct
Option
B
B
Chapters
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Cost
E
Scheme Selection
D
Scheme Selection
B
Scheme Selection
C
C
B
D
C
D
D
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
D
D
A
B
B
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
B
A
C
D
B
C
D
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
B
A
A
any fund as
per the
customer's
age
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
C
A
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
C
C
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
A
C
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Only 2 & 3
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
A
B
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
D
B
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
B
A
A
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
D
C
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
A
B
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
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Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
A
D
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
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Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
B
C
Scheme Selection
Scheme Selection
S No
Question Details
Option A
Increase Gradually
Asset Allocation
Model Portfolios
Old investor
Asset allocation is
Debt funds
In distribution phase
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Asset allocation of a portfolio should be reevaluated every time there is a change in the
Equity
Equity fund
Physical Assets
Equity Fund
Professional management
Professional management
Equity
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
one
36
37
38
True
42
43
True
44
Accumulating investors
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
39
40
41
high returns
True
52
54
55
56
57
53
None of above
Only 1&2
Increase rapidly
Increase slowly
Remain constant
Asset Management
Asset Framework
Model Portfolios
Equity funds
In accumulation phase
In transition phase
Only 1&3
None of the
above
All of these
All of these
Debt
Liquid
Money Market
Debt fund
Liquid fund
Index fund
Customer is king
Financial Assets
ETF
Life Insurance
Gold Future
Small Ticket
International Asset
Small Ticket
International Asset
Debt
G-Sec.
0
0
six
three
four
all of these
False
False
False
Affuent investors
All of these
0
selection of fund
sector distribution, asset managers/scheme sector sector distribution,selection of
allocation, selection of fund distribution and asset
fund managers ,asset
managers and scheme
allocation
allocation and schemes
debt funds
gilt funds
hybrid funds
hybrid funds
balanced funds
Thematic funds
growing stocks
amount of money to be
invested
Investments to take
advantage from stock
market swings
all of these
Correct
Option
Chapters
A
Selecting the Right Investment products for
Investors
D
Selecting the Right Investment products for
Investors
C
A
A
C
C
C
C
D
D
S No
Question Details
Which of this is not a step in the financial
planning process ?
1
Which of these is not the clients
responsibilities ?
2
The Strategy advisable for an investor to
maximize investment return in the long run
is?
3
4
5
Financial planning is-
6
Which of the life cycle stage is mention
here "couple becomesinterdependent with
shared responsibility for the achivement of
future goal" ?
7
If an investor wants income and can't bear
risk at all, then he should opt for
8
If number of dependant increases in family,
risk appetite
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
A comprehensive financial plan takes into
account all the financial goals of a person
together, and then startegises the
investment plan.
16
21
Premiums for Term insurance policies are
generally higher than those of the Unit
linked policies
22
Starting with a health insurance policy
early is the best antidote against the
__________ clause.
23
Health insurance policy claims are
generally settled through reimbursement
or on cashless basis
24
The Accumulation phase of the wealth
cycle correspondes with which of the life
cycle phase/s
25
In the ________phase of the wealth cycle,
the investors tend to increase the
proportion of their portfolio in liquid
assets viz money in the bank, liquid
schemes etc
26
__________ phase of the Wealth cycle is
the parallel of the retirement phase of the
Life cycle
27
According to the Certified Financial
Planner - Board of Standards (USA), the
first stage in financial planning is
28
29
30
31
36
Financial planning is relevant only for high
networth individuals
37
38
39
40
The constraint on financial planning due to
insufficient investable resources can be
remedied to some extent by
41
42
43
44
45
Investing in the __________funds is
recommendable in case the investment
horizon is long.
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
65
66
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
Option A
Risk Handling
Risk Approach
Childhood stage
Gilt fund
Income fund
Increases
Decreases
Family information
Personal information
Family information
Personal information
Risk Appetizers
Asset Allocators
Comfort
Simplicity
Young Unmarried
Young Married
Low premium
Exclusions
childhood to pre-retirement
Accumulation
Sudden wealth
Transition
Accumulation
Distribution phase
Transition
Buying a home
To become a billionaire
Tax Advisor
Financial Planner
Disciplining children
Accumulating investors
Affluent investors
Define Goal
Equity
Debt
transition
accumulation
accumulation stage
transition stage
stock market
True
False
True
False
retirement stage
studying financial management
transition
accumulation
savings
True
False
Young Married
Reaping
Inter-Generational Transfer
is a process aimed at
identifying financial needs of
a client and planning
investments that allows
meeting future financial goals
of the investor
reaping
transition
risk analyzing
risk assessing
Reaping stage
Building wealth
cashing out
recommending appropriate
asset allocation
young unmarried to
retirement
employability
to become a billionaire
disciplining children
distribution
Accumulation
disciplined investing
qualitave analysis
price-volume analysis
financial planning
stock selection
gilt funds
income funds
Portfolio rebalancing
Risk Profiling
Risk Taking
Correct
Option
Fixed Deposits
Index Fund
Constant
Drastic change
Financial information
None of these
Emplyability
Financial information
Risk Profilers
Financial Plan
B
C
A
A
Feeling of helping the economy
B
Implement the financial planning
recommendations
All of the
above
E
A
Childhood
a child
B
Co-payment
Pre-existing illness
A
young unmarried to pre-retirement
Transition
Inter-generational transfer
C
Sudden Wealth
Reaping
D
Gather client data, define client goals
Inter-generational phase
Accumulation phase
D
B
Insurance Agency
Financial Advisor
B
A
Tracking stocks, which they feel have
potential
B
A
B
B
Disciplined monthly budgeting
C
Financing the client's investments
Establish Relationship
D
Liquid
Money Market
A
A
distribution
reaping
distribution stage
inter-generational wealth
transfer stage
young married
reaping
inter-generational transfer
financial Planning
young unmarried
Pre-retirement
Transition
Accumulation
none of these
accumlation
inter-generational transfer
risk profiling
risk screening
accumulation stage
financial goals are approaching
transition stage
investor suddenly gets a
windfall
transferring wealth
age
retail investors
young investors
B
none of the
above
statements
is true
transition
financial planning
savings
fundamental analysis
technical analysis
portfolio re-balancing
liquid funds
Chapters
Helping Investors with Financial
Planning
Helping Investors with Financial
Planning
S No
1
Question Details
Option A
portfolio rebalancing is ?
A bank deposits
4
5
The without profit insurance policy promices to The sum assured and the
pays ?
bonus declared by LIC from
year to year
6
Which of the following statements is not true
about mutual funds ?
Investing In MF divesify
portfolios.
Mutual Funds
11
Sudden Wealth
Diversified Equity
50 50
12
Transition Phase
7
8
9
10
13
14
15
16
17
How much equity would you suggest for a
single income family with grown up children
who are yet to settle down?
0.5
18
Young unmaried prefer regular recurring
deposit scheme except
PPF
Newly maried
Risk protection
Premium
50 : 50
Model portfolio is a
28
Equity
40
29
30
Reaping
equity
34
35
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
31
32
33
Which of the following lets an investor book Fixed Rates of Asset Allocation
profits in rising market and increase holdings
in a falling market
36
The strategy advisable for an investor to
maximise investment return in the long run is
Gilt funds
Real estate
41
risk analysis
42
in distribution phase
43
37
38
39
40
An indefinite continous
process
Generally avoid portfolio
rebalaning
A debt fund
PPF
BothA and B
Inesting In MF increases
transaction cost
MF offer professional
management
Real Estate
Gold
Bank Deposits
Transition stage
Mid Cap
Wealth Cycle
Small Cap
Life Cycle
Arbitrage Funds
60 40
30 70
70 30
40% in equity an 60% in Debt 20% in equity funds, 20% in 10% in moonthly income schemes
funds
liquid funds , and 60% in
debt funds
Intergenerational transfer
Phase
Accumulation phase
0.35
0.75
0.4
NSC
Bank Deposits
Tax benefits
Easy liquidity
High returns
Sum assured
Face value
Real value
25: 75
70 : 30
20: 80
Just Maried
100% debt
Debt
35
45
50
Transition
Accumulation
Sudden Wealth
liquid
debt
life insurance
financial goal
60:40
30:70
70:30
0
0
Income funds
Gold fund
Gold ETF
risk profiling
evaluation of socio-economic
conditions
in accumulation phase
in transition phase
Correct
Option
C
Chapters
Recommending Model Portfolios and Financial Plans
A
A
C
Recommending Model Portfolios and Financial Plans
C
B
Recommending Model Portfolios and Financial Plans
D
Recommending Model Portfolios and Financial Plans
B
Q. No
1
2
Question Details
Option A
Trustee
RTA
Custodian
Fund
Accountant
3
The Objective of AMFI is
4
5
6
A
At
Will not get
Fixed
Percentage Investment
any
Percentage
of net
amount
Commissio according
asset value
n
to SEBI
of unit
Regulations
holder
.
7
8
11
He is
He is
He is
Both B & C
redeeming redeeming investing
the
within 9
within 3
investment
months
months
within 9 after record prior to the
months
date of
record
Dividend
Date of
Dividend
RTGS and
IFCR
MICR
NRE and
NEFT
NRO A/C
9 am to 3
24 hrs
10am to 4
None of
pm
pm
These
Addendum Addendum Addendum Not issue
in any 2
in one
any notice
news paper
English
news paper
and one
local news
paper of
AMCs
head office
9
10
12
13
14
15
China
made
portfolio
Arbitrage
fund
Host fund
Offshore
fund
Scheme
Option
Plan
SIP
Circular
Master
circular
Can
empanel
the
distributor
Can cancel
Suspend
the ARN of
the
that
distributor
distributor
and inform
to all AMCs
16
17
18
Employees
Agents
Display on
screen for
5 seconds
Rs 3,000
Rs 6,000
IPIN and
user name
to existing
investor
only
IPN to
existing
investor
only
Money
market
mutual
fund
Equity fund
SubAll of these
brokers
Need to
Both a and Need not
cover 50%
b
to be
of screen
disclose
19
20
21
Nil
None of
these
IPIN and
No need
user name any facility
to all new
for doing
investors
the
transaction
22
Growth
fund
Gilt fund
Inflation
risk
Interestrate risk
Fundament
al Analysis
Technical
Analysis
Stock picking is
Top Down
approach
Passive
Fund
Manager
Fundament
al approach
23
24
25
26
27
28
Who cannot invest in Mutual Fund
Tactical
fund
manager
Bottom-up
approach
Technical
approach
Foreign
Institutiona
companies l investor
Foreign
Individual
The trust
where,
more than
60% if the
beneficial
interests is
held by NRI
AAA*
A++
29
30
31
AAA
ABB
No. of
No. of units No. of units NAV * face
units* face outstandin
issued*
value
value
g* face
current
value
market
price
Bank
deposits
MIP
Balance
fund
Gold
Crops
Trust
Company
Higher
than NAV
Lower than
NAV
Board of
trustee
Board of
directors
Updated
NAV
Sponsor
AMC
SEBI
Investors
Point of
Service
Point of
Acceptance
RTA
NSDL
AMC
Investor
SEBI
AMFI
CRISIL
CompBEX
CRISIL
CompBEX Composite
Bond Index
CRISIL
LiquiFEX
CRISIL
MIPEX
NSE's
MIBOR
CRISIL
Banking
Index
Both B and
C
CRISIL
Debt
Hybrid
Index
CRISIL
CompBEX Composite
Bond Index
CRISIL
MIPEX
CRISIL
STBEX Short-Term
Bond Index
CRISIL
Debt
Hybrid
Index
Initial Issue
expenses
Exit Load
Deffered
Load
Manageme
nt fees in
liquid fund
32
33
34
35
Public
National
Provident
Savings
Fund (PPF) Certificates
(NSC)
36
37
38
Units of a
mutual
fund
Capital
protected
fund
Industrial
metal
sector fund
Financial
intermediar
y
NBFC
Real estate
Whatever
At NAV
the price
price only
higher than
NAV or
lower than
NAV
Trust
39
Board of
directors of
the
company
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
YTM
Credit
rating
In equity
Except
fund upto 2 than equity
decimal other funds
are
rounded
offupto 4
decimals
Yield Matrix
Yield
Quality
In liquid
In debt
fund upto 4 fund upto 4
decimals
decimals
and other
than liquid
upto 4
decimals
51
52
0.125%
0.015%
0.25%
0.017%
Income
Dividend
Capital
Gain
Dividend
Distribution
Depository
NSDL
Depository
Participant
CDSL
1,2,3,4.
1,3,4,2.
3,1,2,4.
2,3,1,4.
Market
specific
risks
Fluctuation
s of a fund
result
around a
mean level.
53
54
55
56
Standard deviation measures ?
Sector
Company Credit risk
specific
specifis
risks
risks
Sensitivity Weighted
Risk
of a funds
average premium of
returns to P/E ratios
the fund.
changes in
of all
market
stocks held
index.
in portfolio.
57
Which of this is not a part of high-risk funds ?
58
Which of these strategies is best to reduce
company specific risk ?
Aggressive
Sector
Income
Specialized
growth
funds
funds
funds
funds
Holding
Holding
By hedging
None of
largely
more
with
above
diversified number of futures an
portfolio. sectors in a options.
portfolio.
59
60
Evaluate
past
returns
Money
market
fund
Choose
Strategies
61
Which of this statement is true ?
62
Both 1& 2
above
Reviewing
funds
structural
charateristi
cs
None of
above
Balanced
Balanced
Balanced
Balanced
fund is
fund is
fund is
fund is
exactly
exactly
rarely
exactly
50% equity 40% equity
exactly
60% equity
and 50%
and 60% 50% equity and 40%
debt.
debt.
and 50%
debt.
debt.
Monthly
Long term
Money
Income
bond funds
market
schemes
are
funds are
are
appropriate appropriate
appropriate
None of
above
Only 1&2
63
64
65
Which of the following are true ?
Its the
Its the
Both the None of the
duty of the financial clients and
above
client to
planners
financial
set
duty to set planners
mearsurabl mearsurabl
should
e financial e financial
together
goals
goals for
set
his clients mearsurabl
e financial
goals
Risk tolerence is ?
Is the
Is the
Is the
None of the
abnormal
extent of normal loss
above
loss, which
loss the
of an
the
client can invesment
investor is
tolerate
category
ready ti
psychologi
incur
cally and
financially
66
67
portfolio rebalancing is ?
A one time
process
68
69
An
indefinite
continous
process
Has to
done once
in a year
Which of this is not a step in the financial planning Determine Define the
Portfolio
Managing
process ?
the shape
clients
rebalancing the clients
and risk
goals
finances
tolerence
level of the
client
Which of these is not the clients responsibilities ?
70
Has to be
done in
once in
fortnight
Set
measurabl
e financial
goals
ReHave
Gather and
evaluate
realistic
analyze
the
expectatio
data
financial
ns
situation
periodically
Buy and
Liquidate
Liquidate
Switch
hold on to
poorly
good
from poor
investment performing performing performers
s for a long investment investment
to good
time
s from time s from time performers
to time
to time
71
The rupee-cost averaging talks about ?
Investment When to
Disgarding
s for the buy, sell or the nonsame
switch from performers
amount at
one
and
regular
scheme to
keeping
intervals
another
the good
performers
All of the
above
72
If you maintain a flexible ratio of asset allocation,
would you?
73
Which of the asset allocation principles talks about
Fixed
adjusting the percentages for each group of
vs.Flexible
investors after taking account of their age ?
asset
allocation.
Strategic
asset
allocation.
Tactical
asset
allocation
Benjanin
Graham's
50-50
Balance
Using
telephone
swithing
method to
actively
move and
out of
different
schemes of
same fund
complex
Using
telephone
switching
method to
atively
move and
out of the
same
scheme of
the same
fund
complex
Using
telephone
switching
method to
atively
move and
out of the
same
scheme of
the
different
fund
complex
The
The
The
investor
investor
investor
wants
has large
has
better
capital,
identified a
returns
knowledge
bullish
than those
and
phase in
offered by resources
the stock
mutual
for
market
funds
research
The
investor
wants to
invest for
the long
term
74
What is active switching ?
Using
telephone
swithing
method to
actively
move and
out of
different
schemes of
different
fund
complex
75
Direct investments in stock markets can be a
better option over investing through mutual funds
if ?
76
77
A bank
deposits
PPF
The sum
assured
and the
bonus
declared by
LIC from
year to
year
Certain
None of the BothA and
sum of
above
B
money to
the
survivor of
the policy
taken in
the event
of death
within the
term of the
policy
78
Which of the following statements is not true
about mutual funds ?
Mutual
Real Estate
Gold
Funds
Short term
Medium
Long term
basis
term basis
basis
79
80
81
82
83
84
Highly risky
Moderate
Vertually None of the
risky
risk free
above
Fixed
Commercia Debentures
Bonds
Deposits
l Paper
Largely
Largely
Always
None of the
opencloseopenabove
ended but ended but
ended
convert
convert
into close- into openended at
ended at
preprespecified
specified
intervals
intervals
Reinvestment
Cum
Dividend
86
87
NAV minus
exit load
NAV plus
exit load
85
88
KYC is not required incase of minors?
Bank
Deposits
Very short
term basis
ExDividend
None of the
above
This
KYC of
KYC of
KYC is not
statement
minor is
guardian is mandatory
is true
mandatory
require
in MF
incase if
investment
is in minors
name
89
90
91
92
Registrar
SEBI
AMFI
RBI
Sudden
Wealth
1963
Transition
stage
1964
Wealth
Cycle
1987
Life Cycle
1993
They
All
Shall abide None of the
should
employees with Sebi
above
receive
who are
code of
commissio engaged in
ethics
n on time
the sale
and
distribution
shall obtain
ARN
A kind of
When the
Black
Opposite of
Offer
market can marketing
White
Document behave in a
Swan
manner not
seem in
the past
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
100
0.25
NIL
25%
20%
+surcharge +surcharge
+cess
+cess
Complianc Custodial Trust deed Investment
e Report agreement
report of
the fund
manager
NEAT MFSS
BSE Star
Mutual
Fund
Both 3 and
4
Cost
Only 1&3
Q. No
Question Details
Option A
Switch is
Is equal to a purchase
transaction
Selected branches/Offices
of mutual fund registrars
and large distributors
serve as __________ for KYC
documentation?
Point of Sale
Point of Service
Point of Acceptance
NRI
HUF
FII
Time stamping is
mandatory at
Custodians Office
Changes Randomly
Goes down
Stock picking is
____approach
Bottom up Approach
Growth Style
7
8
YTM
Yield Spread
Call to Yield
SEBI
AMC
Trustees
Diversified Equity
Mid Cap
Small Cap
Sharpe Ratio
Treynor Ratio
Standard Deviation
Morning Star
CDSL
Credence
In case of post-NFO
investor should receive a/c
statement in _____ ?
____ fees cannot be charged
to a scheme
10 working days
5 working days
7 working days
Service Tax
10
11
12
13
14
15
If an investors regular
income improves then his
risk appetite will also
Increase Gradually
Increase rapidly
Increase slowly
Real Estate
Equity
Debt
Risk Handling
Risk Approach
Risk Profiling
2007-09
2008-10
2009
The distribution of an
investors portfolio
between different asset
classes is called _____?
Asset Allocation
Asset Management
Asset Framework
Model Portfolios
Model Portfolios
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
Investment advice is
dependent on
understanding
every 3 months
every 6 months
SID
SAI
Offer Document
Bench Mark
3 months
6 months
12 months
every 3 months
every 6 months
every 9 months
Apr-10
Jun-11
Jun-12
mentioned in an addendum
advertised in a national
english newspaper
3 years
5 years
3 financial years
31
32
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
If investor buy 7%
debentures and companies
rating came from AA to
AAA In what price will
investor sell
At premium
At Discount
At par
KIM only
SID
15 days
Monthly
30 days
First Schedule
Fourth Schedule
Fifth Schedule
CDSC
RTA
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Rematerialisation
Dematerialisation
Demat
Old investor
Food crops
Gold
Currency
25%+surcharge+cess
12.5%+surcharge+cess
20%+surcharge+cess
Custodian
SEBI
AMFI
46
If an Investor is investing
Rs. 10 Lacs at 4.00 PM in
NFO. NAV on that day is Rs.
15. Find the units alloted to
the investor
66666.6666666667
100000
66667
47
Rs. 12000
Rs. 12500
Rs.10000
Double Taxation
Acceptance Agreement
41
42
43
44
Who handles the securities
of Mutual Fund
45
DTAA means,
48
Same rate
50 50
60 40
30 70
Asset Class C
Asset Class E
10.50%
0.08
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
Annual contribution to
Public Provident Fund
should be
Sharpe ratio computes.
Rs.10000.00
Transition Phase
58
59
60
Your client has won
Invest the entire amount
Invest the entire amount
Invest in very safe liquid
Rs.1crore in "Kaun Banega
without any delay in "old
immediately in an Equity
investment options and
Crorepati".What would your economy" stocks-since they Index Fund-since the index is take the time needed to
suggestion be?
are back in favor
a historic low
work out the financial
plan
61
62
Childhood stage
0.5
0.35
0.75
Karta
inherter
Godfather
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
Foreign citizen
CDSL
Income Fund
Growth Fund
Bank F.D.
Corporate Bond
Debt Securities
Minor
Individual
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
NRI
CVL
CDSL
ONCE
RTGS
NEFT
ECS
400 units
4000 units
Nil
1250 units.
833 units.
417 units.
82
Rs.15000/-
Rs.14850/-
Rs.14000/-
83
77
78
79
80
81
Signatory Authority is
mentioned in Board
Resolution
Signatory Authority
Board Resolution
If an investor give
outstation payout of
Rs.50,000/- in MIP which
days NAV will be
applicable.
If an investor
made the
Thursday's NAV
Friday's NAV
Wednesday's NAV
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
An Offer Document has to Both the statements are true
be filed with SEBI; Any
advertising campaign taken
for that particular scheme
need to comply with SEBI's
advertising code.
Partially False
Completely True
99
100
97
98
D
None of the above
Foreign citizen
Remains Constant
Blended Style
Floating Rate
Stock Exchange
Arbitrage Funds
Alpha
Crisil
3 working days
Software development
fees
Remain constant
Gold
Risk Taking
Mar-11
SAI
Recuring expenses
Remat
Wealth preserving
affluent investors
Art
NIL
Fund Accountant
60000
Process of solving
financial problems and
reaching financial goals
70 30
0.11
Accumulation phase
Invest immdiately in IT
stocks, since the
valuations are now
considered to be
attractively low
Strategic Asset
Allocation
0.4
CVL
Index Fund
Equity Shares
HUF
POS
Both A&B
16000 units
416.67 units.
Rs.14810/-
Appliation form.
According to investment
Amt. & time mention in
web server.
Following Days NAV of
Preceding Day of
application date.
Tuesday's NAV
Only b & c
Completely False
Q. No
1
4
5
6
Question Details
Option A
Address of the
Custodian
Term
Investment
objective
Partially true
Partially
False
Completely
True
7
Investment in mutual funds should be
done based on which of the following
principles
Ubraime fides
Principle of Principle of
indemnity
Buyer
beware
Gilt fund
1
Income
fund
0
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Above par
Below par
Real estate
Fixed
Deposits
At par
19
20
PPF
NSC
Bank
Deposits
PPF
RBI Relief
Bond
NSC
23
5 years
6 years
7 years
24
7 years
6 years
5 years
25
10.50%
0.11
0.1
Rural investors
Rs. 371.5
Rs. 307
Rs.99
Interest
income is
added to
the NAV
Interest
income is
subtratced
to the NAV
Photo identification
Photo debit
Photo
card
credit card
CRISIL
Morning
Lipper
Star
Gold Fund Gold Sector
Fund
21
22
26
9.50%
9.5%
8.5%
before tax before tax
Investors in
Urban
high tax
investors
bracket
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
Gold ETF
Individual only
Only HUF
Individual
and HUF
At premium
At discount
At par
Gold
Art
Property
Increases
Decreases
35
36
37
38
39
Constant
Family information
Rs. 70,000/-
AMFI
40
41
42
Personal
Financial
information information
Rs.
50,000/SEBI
Rs.1,20,00
0/AMC
Existing investor
New
investor
Both new
and
existing
investor
Newly maried
Married
with older
childern
stage
Married
with 5
depended
children
Risk protection
Tax
benefits
Easy
liquidity
Premium
Sum
assured
Face value
AMC employees
Sponsor
Sponsor distributor
Company
distributor
3 months
6 months
need based
43
44
45
46
It gives
It should
capital
be bought
appreciatio due to the
n over its
need for
term
insurance
and not as
an
investment
47
48
49
50
51
52
Apr-08
Jun-09
Jun-10
Offered Gifts
Parents
and
Relatives
Contributio
n
Parents
Income
Standing Instruction
ECS
PDCs
SIP
STP
SWP
50 : 50
25: 75
70 : 30
53
54
55
56
Associate
group of
Sponsor
Investor
57
58
59
Go up
Go down
React as
per margin
NRI
HNI
Institutiona
l Tinvestor
IFA
Open-ended
Closeended
All the
schemes
Sector fund
Gold fund
Real estate
Poftfolio of Scheme
Operation
of scheme
Portfolio
and
operation
of scheme
60
61
62
Distribution Institutiona
Companies
l team
member of
AMC
63
In joint holding mode when fist holder
dies
Units transfer to
nominee
Units are
Units are
legally
automatica
transfer to
lly get
legal hier redeemed
64
65
66
67
68
Agency Registration
Number
KIM
Association of Mutual
Fund in India
Sector Fund.
Growth
Fund.
4
Absolute
Return
Tactical
Asset
Allocation
Agent
AMFI
Registratio Registratio
n Number n Number
69
70
SID
SAI
Associates Associates
of Mutual
of Mutual
Fund in
Fund in
India
Indians
71
72
73
Diversified
Equity
Fund.
Following
Working
Days Nav
Preceding
Working
Days NAV
Gold
Bullion
SEBI
IRDA
Gold
Futures
PFM
be
empanelle
d with an
AMC
74
75
76
77
78
be NISM
certified
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
Totally True
Totally
False
Partially
True
AMC
SEBI
Investor
Monthly
Quarterly
Totally True
Totally
False
Totally
False
AMC code
of ethics
Totally True
88
Partially
True
Partially
True
AMFI code
of ethics
AMFI's
AMC's
Guidelines guidelines
& Norms
& Norms
for
for
Intermediar Intermediar
ies
ies
both
only first
statements statement
are wrong
is right
89
90
Half yearly
ACE
AGNI
18 inches
8 inches
black
blue
8
centimeter
s
white
0.05
0.1
0.15
98
20/80
25/75
99
100
2.5 seconds
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
SID
75/25
5 seconds 10 seconds
nature of
the scheme
Completely
False
Principle of
insurable
interest
Principle of
insurable
interest
Index Fund
At a price
unrelated
to the
prevailing
interest
rate
Gold
Betting on
horse (as a
regular
income)
Kisan Vikas
Patra
8 years
3 years
0.09
8.5% after
tax
Risk taking
investors
Rs. 207
None of
these
Photo
employee
id
Credence
Analytics
Gold
futures
Only
institutiona
l investors
At a price
unrelated
to the
prevailing
interest
rate
Institutiona
l metal
Drastic
change
None of
these
Rs. 500 to
Rs. 70,000
Trustee
Distributot
or
Newly
married
both are
working
High
returns
Real value
All of the
above
Distributot
or
Banks
Both 1 & 3
Mar-11
All of the
above
All of the
above
DTP
20: 80
Call centre
employee
Remains
Same
Investor
Financial
Planner
None of the
above
Golld ETF
None of the
above
Units are
holds or
carry by
surviving
holder
1
Simple
return
Strategic
Asset
Allocation
AMFI
Regulation
Number
None of
these
Association
of Mutual
Foundation
in India
Index Fund. Value Fund.
AMC will
not process
the
transaction
and he will
not get any
units.
Gold ETF
AMFI
All of the
above
to be borne
by SEBI
Partially
False
Distributor
Yearly
Partially
False
Partially
False
Agent's
code of
ethics
AMC's
guidelines
& Norms
for
Individuals
only
second
statement
is right
SIA
18
centimeter
s
as per the
wishes of
the AMC
7.50%
80/20
7.5
seconds
Test Name
Q. No
Question Details
Option A
Physical assets
Principle
Inflation
343
344
345
A comprehensive financial
plan takes into account all
the financial goals of a
person together, and then
startegises the investment
plan.
346
___________captures the
estimated inflows from
various sources and
estimated outlfows for
various financial goals,
including post-retirement
living expenses.
The comprehensive
financial plan includes
348
Young Unmarried
349
342
347
350
351
352
353
Low premium
childhood to pre-retirement
354
355
Transition
356
40
357
The Inter-generational
transfer phase should not
be postponed beyond
_________ years of age
Reaping
358
equity
359
360
361
A=P* (1+I)^n
362
363
364
Distribution phase
365
50:50
He is redeeming the
investment within 9 months
366
367
368
369
370
371
372
373
374
The choice of an
appropriate benchmark for
evaluating a fund's
performance depends on
Investing real estate fund
has an advantage except :
Diversified Portfolio.
BSE Sensex
376
BSE Sensex
377
To evaluate a close-ended
debt-fund, a suitable
benchmark would be
Risk profiles
378
When comparing
performance of two funds,
the following need not be
similar
375
Buying a home
To become a billionaire
381
Tax Advisor
382
383
384
Financial Planning
comprises
Financial planning is
relevant only for high
networth individuals
Financial planning is
primarily tax planning
389
390
391
379
380
385
386
387
388
392
393
394
395
If an investor keeps
investing a fixed amount
at regular intervals, the
average cost of his
purchases will always be
less than if he makes
investment at irregular
periods
Bank deposits
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
Dividends distributed by
mutual funds are
Taxed at source
Financial Loss.
Corporate bonds
410
411
406
407
408
409
412
413
Deciding on strategies
Stock market situation on date
such as long-term
compounding, cost
averaging, value
averaging, active
switching, all depend on
Financial planning involves
Studying financial
management
It is _______ objective to
develop a cadre of well
trained agent
distributors.
SEBI
416
417
1
The amount will debited only
when units will be allotted
Indexation means
Capital gain
414
415
418
419
420
421
422
423
424
Company specific
Diversification reduces
15 days
Asset allocation is
425
426
427
428
429
430
431
432
433
434
Sector Selection
435
Debt funds
436
Gilt funds
437
To satisfy a young
investor's need for growth,
a greater proportion of
investment should be
advised in
In distribution phase
438
439
440
A high proportion of
investment in income
funds is required by
Financial assets
Non-physical assets
Correct
Option
A
Mega commodity
exchange
Profit
Mumbai commodity
exchange
B
0
A
Comprehensive
Financial plan
B
analyse & evaluate
client's financial status
All of the
above
A
Young Married
Childhood
a child
Exclusions
Co-payment
Pre-existing illness
D
0
A
young married to
married with older
children
Sudden wealth
Transition
young unmarried to
married with older
children
Inter-generational
transfer
C
Accumulation
Sudden Wealth
Reaping
D
35
45
50
D
Transition
Accumulation
Sudden Wealth
A
liquid
debt
life insurance
B
0
A
0
A
A=P/(1+I)^n
P=A^n*(1+I)
P=A^n*(1+I)
B
Comprehensive
Financial plan
financial goal
Transition
Inter-generational phase
Accumulation phase
D
Amount of buying and
selling done by the
fund
60:40
30:70
70:30
D
The sentiments of
market
MIP.
unexpected scenario in
the market, which has not
yet been performed in the
past
Fliexible Asset
Allocation Fund.
C
D
Both B & C
B
50% of net assets
D
The performance of
other mutual funds
The investment
objective of the fund
AMFI
B
High Ticket Size.
Professional Management.
Domestic Asset.
B
S&P CNX Nifty
I-Sec's I-BEX
BSE 200
C
Investment objectives
Fund size
Fund managers
To achieve financial
goals through proper
management of
finances
To invest in foreign
countries
B
Financial Planner
Insurance Agency
Financial Advisor
B
0
A
Allocating funds to
individual securities
Recommending
appropriate asset
allocation
Monitoring financial
planning
recommendations
A
D
B
0
A
0
B
0
B
Disciplining children
Disciplined monthly
budgeting
C
Equity fund
Growth fund
Gild fund
A
Flexible Ratio of Asset
Allocation
A
Liquidate poorly
Liquidate good performing
performing
investments from time to
investments from time
time
to time
Real estate
Bullion
Implement the
Certification
Programme
All of These
National Savings
Certificates (NSC)
D
D
D
D
0
B
High purchase price
Depreciation in value as
time passes
Implement the
Certification
Programme
All of These
Low risk
High liquidity
B
D
D
A
Higher risk
D
0
B
The amount required
for investment is very
large
A
Taxed in the hands on
the investors
Agents get
commissions on
mutual fund
investment
Inflation.
Tax Deferal.
A
Tax Benefit.
B
Commercial paper
Company deposit
Debt fund
D
0
A
Amount of money to
be invested
C
Managing the risk of
investment
AMFI
RBI
AMC
B
0
B
Majority of board of
directors
Majority of board of
directors of AMC
Both a and b
Both a and
c
A
0
According to SEBI
regulation
Benefit of inflation
A
the technique of
reducing the capital
gain tax
Degree of
diversification of the
portfolio
Market level
C
D
B
Market level risk
A
He can redeem
investment at
prevailing NAV within
30 days from the date
of change take place
A
It is based on past
returns, which does not
necessarily indicate
further performance
It is an independent
number
Recommend some
investment option
available
20 days
None of this
C
Allocation the available
money to all the
securities available
0
C
B
Stock selection
Weighted average
Maturity
No. of securities in
portfolio
C
Equity funds
A
Income funds
C
In accumulation phase
In transition phase
Investor suddenly
gets a windfall
Affluent investors
Investors in the
distribution phase
B
C
D
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