NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-VII: Securities Operations and Risk Management · Introduction to Securities Broking Operations
A broker wishes to give a client a Unique Client Code (UCC) and upload it to the exchange. Which statement about the UCC is correct?
The Unique Client Code identifies each client in the exchange system, and every order must carry the client code. It is assigned by the broker, not SEBI, applies across segments, and cannot be shared among different clients such as family members.
- AThe UCC uniquely identifies the client in the exchange system and each order must carry the client codeCorrect
- BThe UCC is allotted by SEBI to every investor at the time of PAN issue
- CThe UCC is needed only for derivatives trades and not cash trades
- DThe UCC may be shared by several family members trading through the same broker
Explanation
Brokers allot a unique code to each client and upload client details to the exchange, and orders are placed against that code. It is not issued by SEBI, applies to all segments, and cannot be shared across different clients.
Did you get it right without looking?
One question tells you little. A timed set on Introduction to Securities Broking Operations shows your real accuracy, how long you take and where you lose marks.
More Introduction to Securities Broking Operations questions
- A broker executes a client's order on the exchange on Monday. By when must the broker ordinarily issue the contract note to the client under…
- A broker's client buys shares on Monday under the T+1 rolling settlement cycle in the cash segment. Assuming there are no holidays, on which…
- A client, Ms. Nair, receives a contract note for trades executed on Monday. By when must the broker issue the contract note to the client un…
- A client opens a trading account with a stockbroker. Which document is the one-time agreement that sets out the rights and obligations betwe…
- A broker's client, Ms. Kulkarni, has a debit balance in her ledger after settlement. Her broker also holds her unpledged shares in her demat…
- A broker receives a client's cheque towards pay-in but the client's name on the cheque differs from the name in the broker's records, the ch…