Securities Intermediaries Compliance (Non Fund) Free Demo Test 10 /10 Securities Intermediaries Compliance (Non Fund) Free Demo Test 10 1 / 10 1. Who amongst the following collates data on subscriptions regarding primary issuances? a) Custodians b) Bank c) Registrars d) Venture Capital Funds Explanation: Registrars are responsible for collating data on subscriptions regarding primary issuances. They play a crucial role in managing the issuance process of securities, including maintaining records of subscriptions, allotments, and other related activities. Registrars ensure accuracy and transparency in the subscription process, providing essential data for regulatory compliance and investor communication. 2 / 10 2. The certificate granted under SEBI (CAPSM) Regulations, 2007, remains valid for: a) 2 years b) 3 years c) 4 years d) 5 years Explanation: The certificate granted under SEBI (CAPSM) Regulations, 2007, remains valid for 5 years from the date of issuance, ensuring regulatory compliance for the specified duration. 3 / 10 3. In AIG’s investments, the uninvested portion of investable funds may be utilized in: a) Derivatives b) Shares c) Liquid Mutual funds d) None of the above Explanation: The uninvested portion of AIG’s investable funds can be placed in Liquid Mutual funds, providing flexibility and liquidity for efficient fund management. 4 / 10 4. Every banker to an issue must maintain refund records for investors for a minimum period of _________. a) 3 years b) 5 years c) 8 years d) 13 years Explanation: Every banker to an issue must maintain records of refund monies paid to investors for a minimum period of 8 years, ensuring documentation compliance.. 5 / 10 5. The punishment for the offense of money-laundering includes: a) Liable to fine b) Imprisonment greater than 3 years c) Imprisonment greater than 7 years d) Both 1 and 2 Explanation: Money-laundering offenders can face rigorous imprisonment for a term greater than 3 years and may be liable to fines, emphasizing the severity of consequences. 6 / 10 6. SEBI forwards the list of ______ to the intermediaries regulated by SEBI. a) Lawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) Nodal Officers b) Unlawful Activities Performed Act (UAPA) Nodal Officers c) Lawful Activities Performed Act (UAPA) Nodal Officers d) Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) Nodal Officers Explanation: SEBI forwards the list of Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA) Nodal Officers to the regulated intermediaries, enhancing coordination for preventing unlawful activities. 7 / 10 7. A limited liability partnership firm acting as a research entity must appoint a __________ responsible for monitoring compliance with SEBI (Research Analysts) Regulations, 2014. a) Principal officer b) Merchant banker c) Compliance officer d) Underwriter Explanation: A limited liability partnership firm acting as a research entity must appoint a Compliance Officer responsible for monitoring compliance with SEBI (Research Analysts) Regulations, 2014. 8 / 10 8. The minimum net worth required for an applicant for a credit rating agency is: a) Rs. 20 cr b) Rs. 25 cr c) Rs. 30 cr d) Rs. 35 cr Explanation: The applicant for a credit rating agency must have a minimum net worth of Rs. 25 crore, ensuring financial stability and credibility in the credit rating process. 9 / 10 9. If a buyer expects the underlying price to rise, the appropriate choice would be to buy a: a) Preference shares b) Put option c) Call option d) Either 1 or 2 Explanation: If a buyer anticipates a rise in the underlying price, they would choose to buy a Call option, providing the right to buy the underlying asset at a predetermined price. 10 / 10 10. Under SEBI Act’s Regulation 28, a stockbroker is liable for prosecution as per Regulation 24 for: a) Market manipulation of securities or index b) Market manipulation of securities or index c) Failure to provide stock market tips to investors d) Both 1 and 2 Explanation: Under SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) Act’s Regulation 28, a stockbroker can be liable for prosecution under Regulation 24 for both: 1. Market manipulation of securities or index. 2. Market manipulation of securities or index. In other words, a stockbroker can be prosecuted for engaging in any form of market manipulation, which includes activities aimed at manipulating the prices of securities or indices. This regulation is in place to ensure the integrity and fairness of the securities market and to protect investors from fraudulent activities. Your score is 0% Restart quiz Exit