Portfolio Management Services (PMS) Distributors Free Demo Test 3/10 Portfolio Management Services (PMS) DistributorsFree Demo Test 3 1 / 101. Which of these documents is mandatory for investment in PMS as per SEBI (Portfolio Managers) Regulations? a) Aadhar Card b) PAN Card c) Savings Bank Passbook d) Passport Explanation:The KYC process also requires verification of the PAN card. It is mandatory for all investors who wish to invest in PMS to complete KYC formalities.2 / 102. Which of these risks are NOT related to the risk factors that are to be revealed as part of the disclosure documents given to the client? a) The risks arising due to the investment approach of PMS b) The business risks of the group companies of the PMS c) The risks arising due to Non-Diversification d) Market Risks Explanation:The disclosure document contains details concerning –1. Risk arising from the investment approach, investment objective, investment strategy, and asset allocation2. Risk arising out of non-diversification, if any3. Statement to the effect that securities investments are subject to market risks etc(Details of the business risk of group companies are not required to be mentioned in the disclosure document)3 / 103. Mr. Karan is an investor and he has a good amount of surplus in his savings bank account. What can you make out of this statement? a) It is the income of Mr. Karan b) It is the future expenses of Mr. Karan c) It may be the savings of Mr. Karan d) It is an investment of Mr. Karan Explanation:Savings is the difference between money earned and money spent. The money in the savings account is the savings of the investor. It cannot be called an investment as an investment is the process of making the savings work to generate a return – eg. Investing in a Mutual fund etc. It is common to use the terms Savings and Investment interchangeably.However, they are not the same.Saving is just the difference between money earned and money spent. Investment is the current commitment of savings with an expectation of receiving a higher amount of committed savings. Investment involves some specific period. It is the process of making the savings work to generate a return.4 / 104. How is the Net Worth of an individual investor calculated? a) Financial assets – Financial liabilities b) Tangible assets – Tangible liabilities c) All Assets – All Liabilities d) All Assets – Current Liabilities Explanation:For calculating net worth, all the assets the investor owns, i.e. the house, the car, the investments in stocks, bonds & mutual funds, balance in the savings accounts, etc. are to be recorded at the estimated market value. Then all the liabilities need to be subtracted from the assets. Liabilities may include the outstanding car loan amount, credit card loans, home, etc., The difference between the value of assets and the liability is Net worth.5 / 105. What is the fixed amount that is paid at regular intervals till the maturity of a bond known as? a) Principal b) Coupon c) Interest d) Installment Explanation:The fixed amount paid by a bond issuer to the bondholder at regular intervals until maturity is called the coupon. It represents the interest income earned by the investor on the bond’s face value. This payment is usually made annually or semi-annually, depending on the bond’s terms. The coupon rate is set at the time of issuance and remains fixed throughout the bond’s life.6 / 106. Who appoints the Compliance Officer in a PMS firm? a) The Portfolio Manager b) SEBI c) Both SEBI and the Portfolio manager in consultatio Explanation:As per SEBI rules – Every Portfolio Manager shall appoint a compliance officer who shall be responsible for monitoring the compliance of the Act, rules and regulations, notifications, guidelines, instructions, etc., issued by SEBI or the Central Government and for redressal of investors’ grievances. The compliance officer shall immediately and independently report to SEBI any non-compliance observed.7 / 107. _________ is one of the statutory costs to the investor while engaging PMS. a) Registrars fees b) Auditors fees c) Brokerage charges d) Notary charges Explanation:Statutory Charges means any charge imposed by state or federal government legislation.Notary fees are payable to the notary public at a local court / Sub-registrar office to get a deed/documents notarised.8 / 108. While doing the due diligence for selecting a portfolio manager, an investor should be careful and not fall into which of these traps? a) If a portfolio manager is continuously beating the benchmark then this is an adequate indicator of the investment strategy b) The best indicator of a portfolio manager future performance is the past performance c) Both of the above d) None of the above Explanation:Past performance or beating the benchmark should not be the only criteria as selecting a portfolio manager is a complex process. It involves analyzing a lot more than just returns. Investors are expected to carry out a detailed due diligence process before selecting their portfolio managers.The due diligence involves thorough quantitative and qualitative analysis of the portfolio manager’s reputation, key personnel, and operations. Investors should understand the investment process, investment strategies, and investing styles to appreciate how the investment returns are generated and gauge the likelihood of the performance persisting in the future for the given investment process.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.9 / 109. Which among these is NOT a valid classification of a portfolio management service provider? a) Commodity PMS b) Forex PMS c) Equity PMS d) Fixed income PMS Explanation:Portfolio management services can be classified on the basis of product class such as – 1. Equity-based PMS 2. Fixed Income-based PMS 3. Commodity PMS 4. Mutual Fund PMS 5. Multi Asset-based PMS There is no product class such as Forex PMS.10 / 1010. Ms. Seema is an eligible fund manager and she disagrees with an overseas fund regarding parking of investible funds. According to the overseas fund, they are not allowed to park their funds in scheduled Indian commercial banks. Can you guide them? a) The overseas fund is allowed to park its funds in Indiana-scheduled commercial banks with permission from SEBI on a case-to-case basis b) The overseas fund is NOT allowed to park their funds in Indian scheduled commercial banks as per Chapter II A guidelines of SEBI c) The overseas fund is allowed to park their funds in Indian scheduled commercial banks, however, they would be deemed to have a business connection with India, under section 9A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 d) The overseas fund is allowed to park its funds in Indian scheduled commercial banks if they do not want to invest in Indian markets Explanation:As per SEBI (Portfolio Managers) Regulations – Obligation and Responsibilities of Eligible Fund Managers: An eligible fund manager shall be required to keep the funds of eligible investment funds in scheduled commercial banks – Provided the requirement of compliance with this sub-regulation would not arise in case an eligible investment fund does not intend to invest in Indian securities.Your score is 0% Restart quiz Exit