NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-V-A: Mutual Fund Distributors · Fund Distribution and Channel Management Practices
Which of the following is the correct statement regarding a mutual fund distributor's obligation to show the commission earned to investors?
Distributors are required to disclose to investors the commissions they receive from AMCs, scheme-wise, as per SEBI and AMFI norms. The duty covers all scheme types, not just debt schemes, and is not optional; direct plans simply have no distributor commission.
- ADistributors must disclose all commissions received from the AMC to the investor, including the scheme-wise trail, on request or as per prescribed normsCorrect
- BDistributors need never disclose commission
- CDisclosure applies only to direct plans
- DDisclosure is required only for debt schemes
Explanation
SEBI and AMFI norms require distributors to disclose the commissions they receive from AMCs to investors in a transparent manner, across scheme types. Direct plans carry no distributor commission, and the duty is not limited to debt schemes.
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