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A scheme's average daily net assets for a month are Rs 1,200 crore. Its annual total expense ratio is 1.5%. Approximately how much expense can be charged to the scheme for a 30-day month, assuming a 365-day year?
About Rs 1.48 crore can be charged. The annual expense at a 1.5% TER on Rs 1,200 crore is Rs 18 crore, and prorating this for 30 days out of 365 gives roughly Rs 1.48 crore for the month.
- ARs 1.48 croreCorrect
- BRs 1.80 crore
- CRs 12.0 crore
- DRs 18.0 crore
Explanation
Annual expenses = 1.5% x 1,200 = Rs 18 crore. For 30 days: 18 x 30/365 = Rs 1.479 crore, about Rs 1.48 crore. Rs 1.80 crore wrongly divides by 10 months, and Rs 18 crore ignores the monthly proration.
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