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Ankit Saini
Shared from Practice Test (Mutual Fund) on Sep 24, 2017 8:30 PM

A mutual fund launched a new scheme. It issued 10 crore units. The offer document mentioned entry load of 2.25% of face value during the new fund offer period. Issue expenses were Rs. 8 crores. If initial issue expense is amortized over 5 years period, what would be the opening NAV per unit if management fees and other recurring expenses are Zero? Assume that there are no fluctuations in value of underlying assets.

 
9.99987
10.0000
9.4000
9.775
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Can u please help me in solving this question

Priti Mehta
Shared from Practice Test (Mutual Fund) on Apr 18, 2017 1:38 PM

Yield curve is a graph that shows

 
yields of various equities of various firms
yields from mutual funds
yields of various bonds of various maturities using one set of bonds such as Govt. security
none of the above
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The yield curve shows the various yields that are currently being offered on bonds of different maturities. It enables investors at a quick glance to compare the yields offered by short-term, medium-term and long-term bonds.

Smijith R
Shared from AMFI Mock Test - 8 on Oct 04, 2016 5:14 PM

In India, the minimum or maximum rate of commissions` payable to distributors is decided by

 
distributors
AMC
SEBI
trustees of the mutual funds
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There are no SEBI regulations regarding the minimum or maximum commission that distributors can earn. however, SEBI has mandated to disclose the total commission and expenses paid to distributors.

Reena
Shared from Practice Test (Finance) on Jul 06, 2014 4:40 PM

Annual contribution to Public Provident Fund should be

 
Rs.10000
between 100 and Rs.60000
between Rs.600 and Rs.1000
None of the above
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Limit is 1.5 lakhs
rn

Baljinder Singh
Shared from Practice Test (Finance) on Dec 16, 2012 4:24 AM

Systematic Transfer Plan allows investors to

 
transfer amount from one mutual fund to another mutual fund at regular intervals
transfer amount from one scheme to another with in the same mutual fund
transfer amount from one scheme to his bank account
transfer dividends of one scheme to another
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I think the answer given by you is wrong it should be 2 nd option