NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-A: Investment Adviser (Level 1) · Portfolio Manager
Mr. Rao invests Rs 10,00,000 in a PMS portfolio. After one year the value is Rs 11,50,000 before fees. Fixed fee of 2% on the initial corpus (Rs 20,000) is charged at year end, with no other costs. What is his net return for the year?
The net return is 13%. The portfolio gains Rs 1,50,000 gross, the fixed fee of Rs 20,000 is deducted leaving Rs 1,30,000, and dividing by the Rs 10,00,000 invested gives 13 percent.
- A15%
- B13%Correct
- C12%
- D17%
Explanation
Gross gain = 1,50,000. Less fee 20,000 = 1,30,000. Net return = 1,30,000/10,00,000 = 13%. Option 15% ignores the fee; 12% subtracts 3% wrongly; 17% adds the fee.
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