SEBI has the power to issue guidelines and regulations for which of the following?
Currency printing
Commercial banks' interest rates
Credit card regulations
Merchant bankers and stockbrokers
Which body collaborates with SEBI to regulate and develop the securities market in India?
€�RBI (Reserve Bank of India)
IRDAI (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India)
NSE (National Stock Exchange)
BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
What does SEBI's Insider Trading Regulations aim to prevent?
Unfair trading practices
Market volatility
Manipulation of interest rates
Misappropriation of public funds
Which of the following is NOT under the regulatory purview of SEBI?
Mutual funds
Stockbrokers
Insurance companies
Foreign portfolio investors
What is the main objective of SEBI's Prohibition of Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices Regulations?
Preventing price fluctuations
Protecting the interests of investors
Regulating foreign direct investments
Controlling corporate governance
Which of the following is NOT a subsidiary of SEBI?
NSDL (National Securities Depository Limited)
NSE (National Stock Exchange)
IRDAI (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India)
What is the primary purpose of SEBI's listing regulations for companies?
Regulating accounting standards
Regulating stock prices
Protecting minority shareholders' interests
Issuing dividend guidelines
Which of the following is NOT a role of SEBI?
Conducting monetary policy
Protecting investor interests
Regulating stock exchanges
Prohibiting fraudulent and unfair trade practices
What is the primary objective of SEBI?
Promoting economic growth
Regulating the stock market
Controlling inflation rates
Managing fiscal policies
27. Which of the following fees is included in the Total Expense Ratio of a mutual fund?
Sales load
Brokerage fees
Management fees
All of the above
How is the Total Expense Ratio typically expressed?
As a percentage of the fund's NAV
In terms of the total assets under management (AUM)
In rupees per unit of the mutual fund
As a percentage of the fund's dividends
30. What does a low Total Expense Ratio in a mutual fund generally indicate for investors?
Higher costs
Higher potential returns
Lower fees
Lower risk
32. Which factor is NOT typically considered when calculating the Total Expense Ratio of a mutual fund?
Management fees
Custodian fees
Brokerage fees
Dividend payouts
How can a higher Total Expense Ratio impact the long-term growth potential of an investment in a mutual fund?
It accelerates growth due to increased fund management
It has no impact on long-term growth potential
It can significantly reduce the overall returns on the investment
It reduces the risk associated with the investment
Which factor might cause fluctuations in the Total Expense Ratio of a mutual fund?
Changes in market interest rates
Fluctuations in the NAV
Changes in the fund's assets under management (AUM)
Investor withdrawals
1. What is the primary role of a Registrar and Transfer Agent (RTA) in the context of mutual funds?
Managing the fund's portfolio
Distributing dividends to investors
Marketing mutual fund schemes
Advising on investment strategies
Which regulatory body oversees the functions and operations of Registrar and Transfer Agents in the mutual fund industry in India?
AMFI (Association of Mutual Funds in India)
IRDAI (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India)
SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India)
) RBI (Reserve Bank of India)
Which statement accurately describes the role of RTAs in mutual funds?
They make investment decisions on behalf of investors
They facilitate administrative functions like investor services and record-keeping
They manage the NAV (Net Asset Value) of mutual fund schemes
They regulate the performance of mutual fund managers
5. What service do Registrar and Transfer Agents offer regarding change of address or bank details of mutual fund investors?
They update the details in the investor's account
They reject such requests to maintain consistency
They charge a fee for address changes
They redirect these requests to mutual fund managers
What is the significance of Registrar and Transfer Agents in handling investor grievances in mutual funds?
They prevent investor grievances from occurring
They compile and address investor complaints efficiently
They charge investors for filing grievances
They report grievances to the stock exchange
How are Registrar and Transfer Agents compensated for their services in mutual funds?
Through a percentage of the fund's NAV
Fixed government subsidies
Commissions from mutual fund managers
Investor-paid service charges
Which statement accurately describes the handling of KYC (Know Your Customer) compliance by Registrar and Transfer Agents in mutual funds?
They conduct KYC for investors but do not maintain the records
They maintain KYC records and ensure compliance of investors
They don't involve themselves in KYC procedures
They share KYC records with other financial institutions without consent
How do Registrar and Transfer Agents facilitate the process of transmission of mutual fund units?
By investing in diverse asset classes
By transferring units to a legal heir or nominee after the death of the investor
By selling units to another investor
By converting physical units into electronic form
In the context of mutual funds, what role do Registrar and Transfer Agents play in processing corporate actions like dividends and bonus issues?
They propose and implement corporate actions
They process and distribute benefits to mutual fund investors
They recommend whether corporate actions should be taken
They handle investment redemptions during corporate actions
Mutual Fund Investors need to for compliance of Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) .
Get a AMFI Certificate
B. Self Certify
C. Get a CA Certificate
The trustees supervise the functions of a mutual fund in the beneficial interest of
Investors
The Asset Management Company
The Sponsors
D. Securities and Exchange Board of India
Which of the following statements is True ?
Commission for B-30 and T- 30 locations are equal
Commission paid for T-30 locations are higher than B-30 locations
Commission for B-30 and T-30 locations may be same or differ are at the discretion of Registrar and Transfer Agents (RTA)
Commission paid for B-30 locations are higher than T-30 locations
In case an investor jointly holding a mutual fund folio , wants to change the registered e- mail id ,then the change request application is to be signed by
Any one of the joint holders
Any two of the joint holders
All joint holders
First holder
For subsequent transactions under an existing mutual fund folio. The investor can use a/ an
Transaction Slip
Bank Slip
Application form
R&T slip
UBO refers to
Ultimate Beneficiary of Ownership
Unique Beneficial Owner
Ultimate Beneficial Owner
Ultimate Buyer and Owner
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