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NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-B: Investment Adviser (Level 2) · Case Studies in Comprehensive Financial Advice

Which document should an investment adviser provide to a client to record the scope of advice, fees and the client's acknowledged risk profile before advice begins?

The adviser should provide a client agreement together with the documented risk profiling outcome. The agreement records services, fees and terms, while the risk profile supports suitability of advice. Verbal confirmation, scheme documents or contract notes do not meet this requirement.

  1. AOnly a verbal confirmation of the fee
  2. BClient agreement along with the risk profiling outcomeCorrect
  3. CA mutual fund scheme information document
  4. DA stock exchange contract note

Explanation

Under the investment adviser regulations, the adviser enters into an agreement with the client setting out terms such as services and fees, and conducts risk profiling before giving advice. The other documents do not serve this purpose.

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