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A unitholder holding units in a mutual fund scheme wants to add a nominee to the folio after the investment has been made. Which statement about nomination in a mutual fund folio is correct?

A unitholder may change or cancel a nomination at any time by submitting the prescribed form. Nomination is not restricted to the first purchase, non-individual investors cannot nominate, and a nominee acquires no ownership rights while the unitholder is alive.

  1. ANomination can be made only at the time of the first purchase and cannot be changed later
  2. BA non-individual investor such as a company can nominate a person in the folio
  3. CNomination can be changed or cancelled by the unitholder at any time by submitting the prescribed formCorrect
  4. DA nominee becomes the owner of the units while the unitholder is alive

Explanation

An individual unitholder can make, change or cancel a nomination at any time through the prescribed form. Non-individuals such as companies, trusts and societies cannot nominate, and the nominee has no rights during the unitholder's lifetime. Nomination is not limited to the first purchase.

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