NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-B: Investment Adviser (Level 2) · Risk Profiling for Investors
Ms. Anjali Menon, 35, has a stable income, no dependants, and an emergency fund. She has a 25-year goal of retirement corpus creation. After a 20% market fall she says she would sell everything immediately. Her risk profile should be assessed as:
Her capacity is high because of stable income, no dependants, an emergency fund and a 25-year horizon, but her tolerance is low since she would sell after a 20% fall. The overall profile follows the lower tolerance, with investor education to improve it over time.
- AHigh capacity but low tolerance, so the overall profile follows the lower toleranceCorrect
- BLow capacity and high tolerance, so the profile is aggressive
- CHigh capacity and high tolerance, so the profile is aggressive
- DLow capacity and low tolerance, so the profile is conservative
Explanation
Stable income, no dependants, an emergency fund and a long horizon indicate high capacity. Her stated reaction to a 20% fall shows low tolerance. The overall profile should follow the lower measure, so tolerance limits it, though education and gradual exposure may help.
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