What is Call Option in debt securities?

___________Alternate Investment Fund employs diverse or complex trading strategies
and may employ leverage including through investment in listed or unlisted derivatives

In __________bias investors do not recognize the bias, they will continue to make their decisions based on what they feel
is right than on objective information.

The main purpose of the guaranteed insurability rider benefit is to give the policyholder the right to

A company declares Rs 2/- dividend on the equity share of face value of Rs 5/-. The share is quoted in the market at Rs 80/-
the dividend yield will be

What is the Present Value of Rs. 115,000 to be received after 1 year at 10%?

Unhealthy practice in the Securities Markets includes which of the following?

In ASBA, the amount is blocked in

Generally RBI reviews the monetary policy for every _________.?

If the price earning ratio is 25 and the market price is Rs. 40/- and the number of share are 100000. What is the amount of
total earnings after tax?

In case of _______ order, the balance unexecuted quantity is cancelled instead of keeping pending at the order book.

The most important money supply indicator monitored by the RBI is

Which of the following is essential for the public issue of a debt security?

Which of the following persons is expected to comply with registration requirement under SEBI (Investment Advisers)
Regulations, 2013:

Which of the following can deal with multiple insurance companies?

In Normal Settlement, Close out of re-bad delivery happens on______________

In a jointly held folio, the PAN and KYC process has to be complied with by

Case Study:
Dr. C is of age 40 years and wishes to retire at 60. He starts investing from today to build his retirement corpus through a monthly SIP in a
Balanced Mutual Fund scheme which is expected to give a return of 9% p.a. His current expenses are Rs. 30,000 per month and he requires
an inflation adjusted monthly stream of income for 20 years post-retirement by investing the accumulated corpus in an investment yielding
6.5% p.a. You compute the following, considering an inflation of 5% p.a. during this period:
Q18) What would be the monthly expense at the time of retirement?

Case Study:
Dr. C is of age 40 years and wishes to retire at 60. He starts investing from today to build his retirement corpus through a monthly SIP in a
Balanced Mutual Fund scheme which is expected to give a return of 9% p.a. His current expenses are Rs. 30,000 per month and he requires
an inflation adjusted monthly stream of income for 20 years post-retirement by investing the accumulated corpus in an investment yielding
6.5% p.a. You compute the following, considering an inflation of 5% p.a. during this period:
Q19) Calculate the effective monthly real rate of return post retirement?

Case Study:
Dr. C is of age 40 years and wishes to retire at 60. He starts investing from today to build his retirement corpus through a monthly SIP in a
Balanced Mutual Fund scheme which is expected to give a return of 9% p.a. His current expenses are Rs. 30,000 per month and he requires
an inflation adjusted monthly stream of income for 20 years post-retirement by investing the accumulated corpus in an investment yielding
6.5% p.a. You compute the following, considering an inflation of 5% p.a. during this period:
Q20) The retirement corpus to be accumulated to sustain the required income stream post-retirement is ______

Case Study:
Dr. C is of age 40 years and wishes to retire at 60. He starts investing from today to build his retirement corpus through a monthly SIP in a
Balanced Mutual Fund scheme which is expected to give a return of 9% p.a. His current expenses are Rs. 30,000 per month and he requires
an inflation adjusted monthly stream of income for 20 years post-retirement by investing the accumulated corpus in an investment yielding
6.5% p.a. You compute the following, considering an inflation of 5% p.a. during this period:
Q21) The monthly SIP in Balanced MF scheme to achieve the desired corpus is _____

Case Study:
An investor owns real estate worth Rs.50 lakhs, investments and bank balances valued at Rs.10 lakhs, and Rs.5 lakhs is lying in provident
fund account. The real estate was bought with a loan of Rs 30 lakhs, of which Rs 10 lakhs is currently outstanding. The investor also has
credit card dues of Rs 2 lakhs and a loan of Rs 1 lakh from a friend.
Q22) What is the Leverage Ratio?

Case Study:
An investor owns real estate worth Rs.50 lakhs, investments and bank balances valued at Rs.10 lakhs, and Rs.5 lakhs is lying in provident
fund account. The real estate was bought with a loan of Rs 30 lakhs, of which Rs 10 lakhs is currently outstanding. The investor also has
credit card dues of Rs 2 lakhs and a loan of Rs 1 lakh from a friend.
Q23) What is the Networth?

Case Study:
An investor owns real estate worth Rs.50 lakhs, investments and bank balances valued at Rs.10 lakhs, and Rs.5 lakhs is lying in provident
fund account. The real estate was bought with a loan of Rs 30 lakhs, of which Rs 10 lakhs is currently outstanding. The investor also has
credit card dues of Rs 2 lakhs and a loan of Rs 1 lakh from a friend.
Q24) What is the Solvency Ratio?

Case Study:
An investor owns real estate worth Rs.50 lakhs, investments and bank balances valued at Rs.10 lakhs, and Rs.5 lakhs is lying in provident
fund account. The real estate was bought with a loan of Rs 30 lakhs, of which Rs 10 lakhs is currently outstanding. The investor also has
credit card dues of Rs 2 lakhs and a loan of Rs 1 lakh from a friend.
Q25) Identify the True Statement with respect to Solvency Ratio?