NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-VII: Securities Operations and Risk Management · Other Services Provided by Brokers
A broker offers margin trading facility (MTF) to a client. Which statement is correct under the exchange and SEBI framework?
Under margin trading facility, funding is allowed only for eligible securities, and the purchased securities are kept as collateral in a separate pledged account. Brokers cannot fund any stock at will or use client funds or securities for their own proprietary trading.
- AThe securities purchased under MTF must be held by the broker in a separate pledged account as collateral, and funding is given only for approved securitiesCorrect
- BThe broker may fund any security, including illiquid stocks, if the client agrees
- CMTF funds can be sourced only from the broker's own clients' credit balances
- DClient's MTF securities can be freely used by the broker for proprietary trading
Explanation
Under MTF, the securities purchased are kept as collateral by the broker, typically through pledge in a designated account, and funding is allowed only for eligible, liquid securities. Using client credit balances or securities for the broker's own purposes is prohibited.
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