Portfolio Management Services (PMS) Distributors Free Demo Test 3 /10 Portfolio Management Services (PMS) DistributorsFree Demo Test 3 1 / 10 1. The price of ABC Ltd. equity shares has reached its resistance line. As per technical analysis, this is a good time to ______ . a) Buy the shares of ABC Ltd. b) Sell the shares of ABC Ltd. c) Hold the shares of ABC Ltd. d) All of the above Explanation:Technical analysis integrates these three elements into price charts – points of support and resistance in charts and price trends. If a stock price is moving closer to an established resistance level, a holder of the stock can benefit by selling the share and booking profits at this stage since the prices are likely to retract once it is close to the resistance level. 2 / 10 2. Identify the TRUE statement with respect to an investor seeking to engage a portfolio manager. a) There is no need for an investor to understand anything about investing styles b) An investor should pay attention to the major provisions of the investment contract c) An investor has to depend on the distributors advice on the choice of a portfolio manager d) An investor only has to place trust in the portfolio managers approach to investing Explanation:Portfolio Managers can be evaluated on the basis of their investment philosophy, investment approach, investment process, strategies, styles and past performance compared against a benchmark or managers’ universe. Attention can also be paid to the major provisions in the contract with the portfolio managers. 3 / 10 3. Identify the TRUE statement – a) Sharpe ratio when multiplied by the downside Risk is called Sortiona ratio b) Sortino ratio is excess returns per unit downside risk c) Sortino ratio is the excess returns per unit of total risk d) Sortino ratio and Sharpe ratio both measures the same excess returns Explanation:When we calculate portfolio’s return in excess of the risk-free return and divide the excess return by the portfolio’s standard deviation, this risk adjusted return is called Sharpe ratio. For computing Sortino Ratio, portfolio’s return in excess of the risk-free return is divided by the portfolio’s semi-standard deviation. Thus, Sortino Ratio adjusts portfolio’s excess return to the downside risk. Like Sharpe and other risk adjusted return ratio, higher level of Sortino Ratio indicates superior performance. 4 / 10 4. Which type of compensation is not embedded in the nominal risk free rate? a) Compensation for liquidity b) Compensation for time lapsation c) Compensation for postponing consumption d) Compensation for inflation Explanation:Investment is the commitment of rupee for a period of time to earn :a) pure time value of money – for investors postpone their current consumptionb) compensation for expected inflation during the period of investment for the change in the general price levels andc) risk premium for the uncertainty of future payments 5 / 10 5. The fund which is established to facilitate and organize the investment of the retirement funds contributed by the employees and employers is known as ______ . a) Public Provident Fund b) Pension Fund c) Retirement Fund d) Mutual Fund Explanation:Pension Funds: A fund established to facilitate and organize the investment of the retirement funds contributed by the employees and employers.The pension fund is a common asset pool meant to generate stable growth over the long term, and provides a retirement income for the employees. 6 / 10 6. Identify the TRUE statement with respect to P/E Ratio (Price Earning Ratio). a) P/E Ratio is the market determined earnings of a company b) P/E Ratio is the market determined price of a company’s equity c) P/E Ratio is the market perceived earnings growth rate of a company d) P/E Ratio is the market’s willing investment for every 1 rupee of earnings of the company Explanation:A stock’s P/E tells us how much investor is willing to pay per rupee of earnings. In other words, a P/E ratio of 10 suggests that investors in the stock are willing to pay Rs. 10 for every Re. 1 of earnings that the company generates. 7 / 10 7. ______ as a factor is recognized by RBI Act 1934 to derive the value of a derivative. a) Interest Rate b) Inflation Rate c) Index of industrial production d) GDP Growth rate Explanation:The term derivative has also been defined in section 45U(a) of the RBI act 1934 as follows: An instrument, to be settled at a future date, whose value is derived from change in interest rate, foreign exchange rate, credit rating or credit index, price of securities (also called “underlying”), or a combination of more than one of them and includes interest rate swaps, forward rate agreements, foreign currency swaps, foreign currency-rupee swaps, foreign currency options, foreign currency-rupee options or such other instruments as may be specified by RBI from time to time. 8 / 10 8. Which of these is NOT contained in the Investment policy statement ? a) Financial Regulations b) Investment roadmap c) Investors risk appetite d) Investment constraints Explanation:Development of Investment Policy Statement (IPS) is the key step in the process of portfolio management. IPS is the road map that guides the investment process.Either investors or their advisors draft the IPS specifying their investment objectives, goals, constraints, preferences and risks they are willing to take. All investment decision are based on IPS considering investors’ goal and objectives, risk appetite etc.. 9 / 10 9. A net amount of Rs 10,000 has to be paid to an investor as interest. The TDS (Tax Deducted at Source) is 10%. Calculate how much should be set aside for the payment of interest? a) Rs. 12,111.12 b) Rs. 10,000 c) Rs. 11,111.11 d) Rs. 9000 Explanation:The formula to getNet from Gross after tax is –Net = Gross – (Gross X Tax)[Let Gross = G][Tax is 10% = 10/100 = 0.1}Net amount is Rs 1000010000 = G – (G x 0.1)10000 = G – 0.1 G[ 1G – 0.1G = .9G]10000 = .9GG = 10000/.9 = 11,111.11 10 / 10 10. Identify the CORRECT statement with respect to Foreign Currency Convertible bonds (FCCB). a) FCCBs are equity shares convertible into bonds b) In FCCBs, the payment of interest and principal is in domestic currency c) FCCBs are foreign currency denominated equity certificates issued by firms d) FCCBs are foreign currency denominated debt certificates issued by firms Explanation:FCCBs are foreign currency (usually dollar) denominated debt raised by companies in international markets but which have the option of converting into equity shares of the company before they mature. 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