NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-XXI-A: Portfolio Management Services (PMS) Distributors · Regulatory, Governance and Ethical Aspects of Portfolio Managers
Which of the following best describes a feature of the PMS distributor's regulatory obligations under SEBI's framework for portfolio managers?
PMS distributors must hold a valid NISM certification and follow the prescribed code of conduct. They cannot accept client funds into their own accounts, and fees must be disclosed transparently rather than charged arbitrarily.
- ADistributors need not hold a valid NISM certification
- BDistributors must hold valid NISM certification and follow the code of conductCorrect
- CDistributors may charge the client any upfront fee
- DDistributors may accept client funds directly in their own account
Explanation
Distributors of PMS must pass the NISM Series XXI-A certification and adhere to the prescribed code of conduct. Accepting client funds into their own account is not allowed.
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