Mutual Fund Distributors (MFD) Certification (NISM)
Recommending model portfolios and financial plans
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Risk appetite is the level of risk that the investor
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Advise to an investor is based on the information that gives a picture of the risk
Q3.
Risk appetite can be judged by the advisor which is based on
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The risk appetite will increase if there is one earning member with dependents in the family.
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Out of the following which factors will decrease risk appetite
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People who are better able to take the downside that comes with risk are those who have a
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Risk profiling questionnaires may not really be able to evaluate the correct risk appetite because
Q8.
Advanced Risk profilers are built according to
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Profiling tools on websites need to be used judiciously because they
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Asset allocation means distribution of an investor’s portfolio
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Strategic Asset Allocation is formulated after doing
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The debt component of the portfolio usually increases when age of the investor
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Only a seasoned and experienced investor can make frequent calls on equity according
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An investor with a large investible surplus need not worry about limiting the size of the portfolio on which they take frequent tactical asset allocation calls
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Financial planners work with only a single portfolio because single portfolio can work for all investors
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A young employed unmarried investor should have more portfolio allocation in
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Liquid schemes should form a bigger allocation in the portfolio for
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Gilt funds and diversified debt funds should figure prominently in the portfolio of
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It is possible for a financial planner to have a different portfolio for each and every client
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The portfolios can be made different by selecting
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Spreading exposure across asset classes
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Tactical Asset Allocation decisions come out of calls according to
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The financial planner should have a model portfolio for