NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-XXI-A: Portfolio Management Services (PMS) Distributors · Operational Aspects of Portfolio Managers
Which of the following is a requirement for the funds and securities of PMS clients under the SEBI portfolio manager rules?
Client funds and securities must be kept in separate client-wise accounts, segregated from the portfolio manager's own money. Pooling assets with the manager's funds or in one common account is not permitted, and distributors do not hold client assets.
- AThey may be pooled with the portfolio manager's own funds for operational ease
- BThey must be kept in separate client-wise accounts, distinct from the portfolio manager's own accountsCorrect
- CThey may be held in a single common bank account for all clients
- DThey must be held by the distributor on behalf of the client
Explanation
Portfolio managers must keep each client's funds and securities separately in client-wise accounts and segregate them from their own. Pooling with own funds or a common account violates this requirement. Distributors do not hold client assets.
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