NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-X-A: Investment Adviser (Level 1) · Portfolio Construction Process
Which of the following is a legal and regulatory constraint, rather than a return objective, that would be recorded in a client's Investment Policy Statement?
A restriction on holding the employer's shares because of insider trading rules is a legal and regulatory constraint. The other choices describe a return target, risk tolerance and a financial goal, which are objectives or risk attributes rather than constraints.
- ARestriction on holding shares of the client's employer company due to insider trading rulesCorrect
- BDesire to earn 12% p.a. on the portfolio
- CWillingness to accept a 15% fall in portfolio value
- DNeed to accumulate Rs 1 crore for retirement
Explanation
Constraints in an IPS include liquidity, time horizon, tax, legal and regulatory, and unique circumstances. Insider trading restrictions on the employer's shares are a legal constraint. The other options are a return objective, risk tolerance and a goal.
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