NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-V-A: Mutual Fund Distributors · Investor Services
A mutual fund investor wants to change the bank account registered in the folio for redemption proceeds. Which is the usual correct approach?
The investor should submit a signed written request with proof of the new account, such as a cancelled cheque or bank statement, following the AMC process. This verification prevents fraud. Verbal or unverified requests are not accepted, and bank details can be changed.
- APhone the distributor and ask for verbal change
- BSubmit a signed request with the new bank details and supporting proof such as a cancelled cheque or bank statement, as per the AMC's processCorrect
- CThe bank account of a folio can never be changed
- DSend an email without any identity verification
Explanation
AMCs require a written, signed request with proof of the new bank account such as a cancelled cheque or bank statement for safety. Verbal or unverified requests risk fraud, and bank changes are permitted.
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