Test 2 Mutual Fund Nismtop500.in-1
Test 2 Mutual Fund Nismtop500.in-1
Test 2 Mutual Fund Nismtop500.in-1
Question 2 The average net asset of a Mutual Fund scheme is Rs 500 crores
and the investment transactions amounted to Rs 2000 crores in a
year. What is the average holding period of the investments ?
(i) 2 months
(ii) 3 months
(iii) 4 months
(iv) 6 months
Question 5 The NAV of a Mutual Fund scheme is Rs 180. If the exit load is 2%,
what will be the effective re-purchase price ?
(i) 176
(ii) 176.4
(iii) 177.5
(iv) 177.8
Question 6 AMFI is the sole regulator of Mutual Funds in India - True or False
?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Answer In the case of Long Term Capital Gain, investor pays tax at the lower of
Explanation the following:
- 10% plus surcharge plus education cess, without indexation
- 20% plus surcharge plus education cess, with indexation
Answer For online transactions, the time as per the web server to which the
Explanation instruction goes, is used in determining the NAV for sale / re-purchase
transactions.
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QUESTION SET 2.
Question 14 The Non Systematic Risk can be minimised by diversifying the portfolio
- True or False ?
(i) FALSE
(ii) TRUE
Question 15 Yield Spread is the additional risk premium that an investor gets
for bearing the credit risk - True Or False ?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Question 20 The Entry / Exit Loads and Taxes do not have an impact on the
returns to the investors - True or False ?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Question 31 As per the Income Tax Act - which of the below option is True ?
(i) Capital loss, short term or long term, can be set off against any other
head of income
(ii) Long term capital loss can be set off against long term and short term
capital gain
(iii) Short Term Capital gains is a tax free income
(iv) Short term capital loss is to be set off against short term capital gain or
long term capital gain
Correct Answer Short term capital loss is to be set off against short term capital
31 gain or long term capital gain
Correct Answer NAV of the day on which the funds are available
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Answer For investments of amount over Rs 2 lacs, irrespective of the time of
Explanation receipt of application, NAV of the business day on which the funds are
available for utilisation before the cut-off time of that day is applicable.
For all Equity and Debt funds (except Liquid funds) - For investment of
Rs 2 lacs and below - NAV of the same day if received before 3 pm (
cut-off time)
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QUESTION SET 2.
Question 35 If an investor feels that the trustees have not fulfilled their
obligations, then he can file a suit against the trustees for breach
of trust - True or False ?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Question 40 A regular dividend paying mutual fund scheme can be used for
capital appreciation - True or False ?
(i) FALSE
(ii) TRUE
Question 44 Liquid schemes and other debt schemes regularly park funds in
short term deposits of commercial banks but cannot charge
management fees on these - True or False ?
(i) FALSE
(ii) TRUE
Question 48 The Custodian accepts and gives delivery of securities for the
purchase and sale transactions of the various schemes of the fund
- True or False ?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Question 49 In the Mutual Fund industry - every AMC gives an ARN code
number which is renewed every three years - True or False ?
(i) True - this is as per SEBI rules
(ii) False - AMFI issues the ARN code number.
Question 52 Due to the popularity of cash less health insurance policies the
liquidity needs of the investors have reduced - True or False
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Correct Answer NAV of the day on which the funds will be available
51
Answer For investments of amount over Rs 2 lacs, irrespective of the time of
Explanation receipt of application, NAV of the business day on which the funds are
available for utilisation before the cut-off time of that day is applicable.
For investment of Rs 2 lacs and below - NAV of the same day if
received before 3 pm ( cut-off time)
Question 55 A person wishes to avail of a loan. For which of the below options
he cannot get a loan ?
(i) To start a textile factory
(ii) To buy a car of value above Rs 20 lacs
(iii) To buy a high priced lottery ticket
(iv) To buy a house in a Union Territory
Question 56 You are expecting interest rates (yields) to rise in the markets.
Where would you invest your money considering this forecast ?
(i) Long Terms Debt Funds
(ii) Short Term Debt Funds
(iii) Equity Funds
(iv) Banking Sector Funds
Question 57 As per the provisions of the Income Tax Act - Short term capital
loss is to be set off against short term capital gain or long term
capital gain - True or False ?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Question 59 The prescribed ceiling for ill liquid investments is lower for
, which have a greater need for liquidity because
investors can offer their units for re-purchase at any time.
(i) ELSS Schemes
(ii) Close Ended Schemes
(iii) Open Ended Schemes
(iv) Debt Funds
Question 60 Which one of the below mentioned document is not required for
KYC process ?
(i) PAN Card
(ii) Address Proof
(iii) Income Proof
(iv) Identity Proof
Question 61 A Mutual Fund scheme gave an annualised return of 9.86% and the
annualised Standard Deviation of the fund is 3.47. The current risk
free return is 8%. Calculate the Sharpe Ratio.
(i) 0.89
(ii) 0.72
(iii) 0.49
(iv) 0.35
Question 66 You are a mutual fund advisor. To whom would you advise
investment of more than 70 % of their funds in debt funds ?
(i) A 33 year old well employed with one son
(ii) A 45 year old Executive Manager of a company who has 2 children
(iii) Elderly couple with no children
(iv) Young man working with Glaxo
Question 67 The Stock Exchanges which provide facilities for Mutual Fund
trading also do the functions of Mutual Fund RTAs. - True or False
?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Question 68 The National Pension System (NPS) offers a wider portfolio choice
than Mutual Funds - True or False ?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Question 70 Loads and taxes pull the investors returns below that earned by
the Scheme - True or False ?
(i) TRUE
(ii) FALSE
Question 74 A investors wishes to invest in debt mutual funds but wants high
liquidity - should he invest in Fixed Maturity Plans ?
(i) Yes
(ii) No
Correct Answer No tax on Mutual Fund Dividends in the hands of the investor
73
Answer The dividend received by an investor in a MF - be it Equity or Debt, is
Explanation exempt from tax.
Correct Answer No
74
Answer Fixed maturity plans are a kind of debt fund where the investment
Explanation portfolio is closely aligned to the maturity of the scheme.
AMCs tend to structure the scheme around pre-identified
investments. So it will not be easy to liquidate the FMPs.
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QUESTION SET 2.
Question 75 Once the New Fund Offer (NFO) of a Close Ended Fund has closed,
a person can buy the listed units of such close ended fund
.
(i) At prices usually higher than NAV
(ii) At prices usually lower than NAV
(iii) At prices which can be higher or lower than NAV
(iv) Units of a Close Ended Fund cannot be bought after NFO
Question 77 Young Age, Good Steady Job, an Adventurous streak etc are some
qualities of an investor who takes risks in investments - True or
False ?
(i) FALSE
(ii) TRUE
Question 83 Post the New Fund Offer, investors who wishes to buy units need
to pay .
(i) the NFO price plus inflation rate
(ii) the same price as NFO
(iii) a price linked to the inflation index
(iv) a price that is linked to its NAV.
Question 86 Mutual funds can accept cash to the tune of Rs from small
investors.
(i) No cash can be accepted by a MF
(ii) Rs 50,000
(iii) Rs 20,000
(iv) Rs 5,000
Correct Answer 0%
96
Answer STT is not applicable on transactions in debt or debt-oriented mutual
Explanation fund (including liquid fund) units.
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QUESTION SET 2.
Question 98 What is the effect on bond prices when interest rates rises ?
(i) Bond prices rises
(ii) Bond prices fall
(iii) No effect on bond prices
(iv) Can rise or fall depending on the performance of stock markets
Question 100 Mutual funds are constituted as and therefore, they are
governed by the .
(i) Companies, Indian Companies Act
(ii) Trusts, Indian Trusts Act
(iii) Investment Agencies, SEBI Act
(iv) NGOs, NGO Act