NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-V-A: Mutual Fund Distributors · Concept and Role of a Mutual Fund
In the Indian mutual fund structure, which entity holds the assets of a mutual fund scheme on behalf of the unit holders?
The trustees hold the scheme's assets for the benefit of unit holders, with securities kept in custody by a SEBI-registered custodian. The AMC manages investments but does not own the assets, and the RTA only processes transactions and maintains investor records.
- AThe Asset Management Company
- BThe Trustee, with the securities held in custody by a SEBI-registered custodianCorrect
- CThe Registrar and Transfer Agent
- DThe mutual fund distributor
Explanation
A mutual fund is set up as a trust. The trustees hold the property of the scheme for the benefit of unit holders, and the securities are kept with a custodian. The AMC only manages the money, and the RTA only handles unit records and transactions.
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