NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-XV: Research Analyst · Introduction to Research Analyst Profession
Which of the following is a core function that distinguishes sell-side research from buy-side research?
Sell-side research is produced by brokerages and similar firms and distributed to their clients to support dealing business. Buy-side research, by contrast, is mainly prepared for internal use by institutions such as mutual funds and insurers.
- ASell-side research is prepared mainly for the internal use of a fund house's portfolio managers
- BSell-side research is produced by brokerages and distributed to clients to support their dealing businessCorrect
- CSell-side research is never published externally
- DSell-side research is always prepared by regulators
Explanation
Sell-side analysts work for brokerages or investment banks and distribute reports to clients, supporting trading and advisory business. Buy-side research is mainly internal to institutions such as mutual funds. Regulators do not prepare sell-side research.
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