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NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-VII: Securities Operations and Risk Management · Investor Grievances and Arbitration

Meena, a client, complains that her broker has not paid her funds for a sale. Which fund-related safeguard of the exchange may eventually compensate genuine investors if the broker is declared a defaulter?

The Investor Protection Fund of the exchange is meant to compensate genuine investors, within prescribed limits, when a broker is declared a defaulter and their claim is admitted. The Settlement Guarantee Fund instead covers settlement obligations between members and is not an investor claim fund.

  1. AInvestor Protection Fund (IPF)Correct
  2. BSettlement Guarantee Fund
  3. CTrade Guarantee Fund of the depository
  4. DBroker's own margin deposit only

Explanation

The Investor Protection Fund maintained by the exchange compensates eligible investors, up to prescribed limits, when a broker is declared a defaulter and the claim is admitted. The Settlement Guarantee Fund protects settlement obligations among members, not investor claims.

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