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NISM NISM-Series-VII Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Objectives |
|---|---|
| Investor Grievance Redressal | - Process of investor grievances redressal
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| Risk Management | - Risk management in a securities broking firm
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| Regulatory Framework | - Role of the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)
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| Securities Broking Operations | - Front Office, Middle Office and Back Office functions in a Securities Broking Firm
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| Indian Securities Market | - Overview of the Indian securities market
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| Trade Life Cycle | - Steps and participants involved in the trade life cycle
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Your NISM Series VII - Securities Operations and Risk Management Certification Preparation Questions, Answered
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NISM Series VII - Securities Operations and Risk Management Certification Sample Questions:
Regarding the premium settlement for option contracts, at what level is the premium payable or receivable value computed by the Clearing Corporation?
- A. Gross at the individual client level without any netting.
- B. After netting the premium payable or receivable positions at the Trading Member/Custodial Participant level for each option contract.
- C. Gross at the Trading Member level but netted at the Clearing Member level.
- D. Netting at the Clearing Member level across all segments.
- E. Netting is done across all option contracts for a specific underlying security at the client level.
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
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A trader has bought 1000 shares of XYZ Ltd. at Rs. 500 and wants to limit the potential loss to roughly Rs. 20 per share using a Sell Stop Loss order. Which of the following combinations of 'Trigger Price' and 'Limit Price' represents a valid and logical Stop Loss Limit order configuration for this purpose?
- A. Trigger Price: Rs. 480; Limit Price: Rs. 485
- B. Trigger Price: Rs. 500; Limit Price: Rs. 480
- C. Trigger Price: Rs. 520; Limit Price: Rs. 525
- D. Trigger Price: Rs. 20; Limit Price: Rs. 0
- E. Trigger Price: Rs. 480; Limit Price: Rs. 478
Correct Answer: E 🗳️
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If the conciliation process fails and the **Market Participant** decides to pursue online arbitration, what specific financial requirement must they satisfy prior to the initiation of the online arbitration?
- A. They must provide a Bank Guarantee equivalent to 50% of the claim value.
- B. They must obtain an indemnity bond from the investor for the full claim amount.
- C. They must deposit 75% of the claim value with the Investor Protection Fund (IPF).
- D. They must deposit 100% of the admissible claim value with the relevant Market Infrastructure Institution (MII).
- E. They must pay a non-refundable arbitration fee of Rs. 25,000.
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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Regarding 'Two-factor authentication' for login sessions in Internet Based Trading (IBT), which of the following implementation details is explicitly advisable/required?
- A. Two-factor authentication is optional and can be replaced by a static high-complexity password.
- B. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) based implementation using digital signatures is advisable, and the two factors should not be the same.
- C. The second factor must always be biometric verification.
- D. The two factors should be identical (e.g., two different passwords).
- E. It should be implemented using only SMS-based OTP without any other factor.
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
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Regarding 'Market Makers' in the Indian securities market, which of the following statements regarding their mandatory obligations is correct?
- A. Market making is voluntary for all scrips listed on Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Exchanges
- B. Market makers are required to provide only buy quotes to ensure exit options for investors
- C. Market making has been made mandatory in respect of all scrips listed and traded on SME Exchanges
- D. Market making is restricted to the derivatives segment only
- E. Market makers are appointed solely by SEBI and not by the Exchanges
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
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