| Q 1. | Identify the tool of estate planning which takes effect in the lifetime of the individual ? Will Nomination Gift All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:Gift Explanation:
Estate planning tools are classified as those that take effect during the life of a person and after death of a person.
Will and Nomination takes effect after the death of the individual.
Gift is given during the lifetime of the individual.
(Tools used post death of the individual • Will • Nomination
Tools used during the lifetime of the individual • Family Settlement • Trust • Guardianship • Joint Holding • Gift • Power of Attorney • Mutation)
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| Q 2. | _________ helps the investors to assess risk. Risk Journal Risk Profiling Systematic Investment Plan Systematic Withdrawal Plan
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:Risk Profiling Explanation:
Clients' financial risk tolerance - attitudes, values, motivations, preferences and experiences, is measured with a risk profile. The risk profile questionnaire helps in understanding the risk tolerance levels of a client.
SEBI Investment Adviser Regulation 16 requires that the Investment Adviser has to ensure that Clients Risk Profiling is done so as to ensure that the advise or recommended Investment product is suitable for the client.
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| Q 3. | An Overseas travel insurance covers ________ . Delay in baggage clearance Medical assistance as mentioned in the policy Financial assistance in case of emergency as mentioned in the policy All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:All of the above Explanation:
Overseas Travel Insurance provides medical, financial and other assistance in case of an emergency during international travel. The cover will typically be provided for medical help required, delay in baggage clearance, accident and any additional cover required.
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| Q 4. | A borrower of securities has to deposit which of these amounts on a upfront basis? Extreme loss margin Lending fee Value-at-risk margin All of the above
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:All of the above Explanation:
Borrower of securities is required to deposit 100% of the lending price, lending fee, value at risk margins and extreme loss margins on an upfront basis and, thereafter, daily mark to market margin (MTM) is collected.
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| Q 5. | Which of these methods is used to assess the retirement needs ? Income Estimation Method Replacement Ratio Method Income Assessment Method Income Protection Method
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:Replacement Ratio Method Explanation:
There are two methods through which the income in post retirement years can be estimated. • Replacement Ratio Method • Expense Protection Method
In the Replacement Ratio Method, it is assumed that the standard of living remains same as just before one enters the retirement phase. This helps in defining the target much easily and more accurately after considering the effect of inflation etc.
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| Q 6. | _______ is a passively managed fund. Index Fund Sector Fund Income Fund Thematic Fund
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:Index Fund Explanation:
Passive mutual funds replicate a market index like the Nifty or Sensex. These funds invest in the constituents of the selected market index in the same proportion as they are present in the index
Fund managers of passive funds do not conduct any research to pick up stocks that can be a part of their portfolios. They imitate the index composition. For example, a passively managed fund tracking Sensex will invest in the stocks of 30 companies that make up the index in the same proportion.
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| Q 7. | Mr. Ram purchased 2000 debentures at Rs 50. After some months, he gifted these debentures to Mr. Shyam. As on the date of gifting, the Fair market value (FMV) of such debenture is Rs 65 per debenture. Calculate the amount of income which is taxable in the hands of Mr. Shyam. Rs. 1,00,000 Rs. 1,30,000 Rs. 30,000 NIL
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:Rs. 1,30,000 Explanation:
Where shares and securities are received from any person without consideration, the whole of the aggregate fair market value of such properties received during the year shall be chargeable to tax if the aggregate fair market value exceeds Rs. 50,000
In the above question, the debentures are given without any consideration (gift), so the whole of aggregate fair market value ( Rs 65 x 2000 debentures = Rs 1,30,000) will be chargeable to tax.
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| Q 8. | JMM Steel Ltd. is a company incorporated in India under the Companies Act on 20th September 2017. The Chairman, MD and Directors of this company are living in New Jersey (USA) for the last six years. For the last few years, they come to India once in a year to oversea the operations of the company. In 2023, they came to India on 10th June and went back to USA on 20th August.
For the last ten years, they were resident of India for three years. What is the residential status of JMM Steel Ltd.? Resident Non resident Ordinarily resident Not ordinarily resident
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:Resident Explanation:
An Indian Company means a company formed and registered under the Companies Act. Indian companies are always treated as resident in India. Even if an Indian company is a subsidiary of a foreign company or it is controlled from a place located outside India, the Indian company is considered as resident in India. An Indian company can never be a non-resident.
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| Q 9. | The face value of a company's share is Rs 5 and the current market price is Rs 60. The EPS is Rs 12. The company declares a dividend of 20%. What is the dividend yield ? 12% 5% 2.41% 1.67%
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:1.67% Explanation:
Dividend is declared on facevalue. So 20% of Rs 5 (face value) is Rs 1.
Dividend Yield is on the Market Price. The formula is : Dividend per share / Current market price x 100
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| Q 10. | Who amongst the following is not a Class I her heir according to the Hindu Succession Act? Father Mother Son of a Predeceased Daughter None of the above
CORRECT ANSWER WRONG ANSWER CORRECT ANSWER:Father Explanation:
Under the Hindu law, the legal heirs who fall under Class 1 heir are:
1. Son 2. Daughter 3. Mother 4. Widow 5. Son of predeceased son 6. Father of predeceased son 7. Widow of predeceased son 8. Son of pre deceased daughter 9. Daughter of predeceased daughter 10. Son of predeceased son of a predeceased son 11. Daughter of predeceased son of predeceased son 12. Widow of predeceased son of predeceased son |