CS Executive · Capital Market and Securities Laws · Secondary Market in India
A stock broker, Rahul, executes buy and sell orders for clients on the trading platform of a recognised stock exchange and is a member of that exchange. In the secondary market structure, what is Rahul's primary role?
Rahul acts as an intermediary who buys and sells securities on the exchange for clients. As a registered stock broker and exchange member, he executes client orders and earns brokerage, while regulation is by SEBI and electronic holding is by depositories.
- AHe is an intermediary who trades on the exchange on behalf of clientsCorrect
- BHe is the issuer who raises capital from the public
- CHe is the regulator who frames the rules for trading
- DHe is the depository holding clients' securities electronically
Explanation
A stock broker is a registered market intermediary and exchange member who transacts securities on behalf of clients for a commission. The issuer raises capital, SEBI regulates, and depositories hold dematerialised securities. Hence only option A describes Rahul.
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