NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-VI: Depository Operations · Investor Services (NISM VI)
Meera wants to receive the statement of her demat account holdings and transactions. Under the depository framework, which statement must a DP provide to a beneficial owner at the specified frequency if there have been transactions in the account?
A DP must provide a transaction statement at least once a month for any period in which the account had transactions. Statements are not limited to account closure, five-yearly intervals or death of the holder. Regular statements let investors reconcile their holdings.
- AA transaction statement, at least once a month, for the period in which transactions occurredCorrect
- BA statement only when the investor closes the account
- CA holding statement only once every five years
- DA statement only on the investor's death
Explanation
A DP must give a beneficial owner a transaction statement at least monthly where transactions have occurred, and a holding statement at least once a quarter or as specified when there are no transactions. The other options describe frequencies that do not exist in the rules.
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