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NISM NISM-Series-VII Exam Syllabus Topics:

Section	Weight	Objectives
Topic 1: Securities Market Overview	10%	- Market participants and their roles - Types of securities and products - Structure and segments of Indian securities market
Topic 2: Trading Operations	15%	- Client onboarding and KYC norms - Front office functions and processes - Order management and trade execution
Topic 3: Market Microstructure	12%	- Market indices and their calculation - Price discovery and market efficiency - Trading mechanisms and order types
Topic 4: Regulatory Framework	15%	- SEBI Act, Rules and Regulations - Code of conduct and ethical practices - Compliance requirements for intermediaries
Topic 5: Clearing and Settlement	15%	- Settlement cycle and mechanisms - Clearing process and roles of clearing corporations - Delivery versus payment and settlement guarantee
Topic 6: Technology in Securities Markets	8%	- Emerging technologies and their impact - Data security and business continuity - Systems for trading, clearing and settlement
Topic 7: Risk Management and Margining	18%	- Risk monitoring and control measures - Margining systems and methodologies - Types of risks in securities operations
Topic 8: Investor Protection	7%	- Investor rights and grievances redressal - Investor education and awareness initiatives - Mechanisms for dispute resolution

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NISM Series VII - Securities Operations and Risk Management Certification Sample Questions (Q293-Q298):

NEW QUESTION # 293
Which of the following statements accurately describe the regulatory and operational framework regarding Clearing Banks and Clearing Members? (Select all that apply)

A. Clearing Members are permitted to withdraw funds from their clearing accounts in favor of third-party beneficiaries.
B. Clearing Banks are responsible for determining the final net settlement obligations of the Clearing Members.
C. Additional clearing accounts may be maintained for the specific purpose of enhancing collateral in the form of cash.
D. Every clearing member must maintain a separate and distinct primary clearing account for each segment.
E. Clearing Members must irrevocably authorize the Clearing Bank to allow the Clearing Corporation to access their accounts for debiting and crediting.

Answer: C,D,E

Explanation:
Statement A is correct as members must maintain separate accounts for each segment. Statement C is correct regarding irrevocable authorization. Statement E is correct regarding additional accounts for collateral enhancement. Statement B is incorrect because withdrawals are allowed only in 'self-name'. Statement D is incorrect because the Clearing Corporation (not the bank) determines the obligations.

NEW QUESTION # 294
If the Core SGF is utilized during a calendar month due to a default, specific rules apply to the replenishment of contributions by members. Which of the following is the correct restriction on such replenishment?

A. Replenishment is deferred to the next financial quarter to avoid liquidity stress on members.
B. Members are liable to replenish the fund only if the default amount exceeds Rs. 100 Crore.
C. Contribution towards replenishment by members is restricted to only once during a period of 30 calendar days, regardless of the number of defaults during the period.
D. Members must replenish the fund immediately after every default without any limit on the number of times in a month.
E. Replenishment is voluntary and depends on the profitability of the non-defaulting members.

Answer: C

Explanation:
The source states: 'However, such contribution towards replenishment of Core SGF by the members would be restricted to only once during a period of 30 calendar days regardless of the number of defaults during the period. The period of 30 calendar days shall commence from the date of notice of default...'

NEW QUESTION # 295
SEBI has introduced the mechanism of Net Settlement of cash segment and F&O segment upon expiry of stock derivatives. Under which of the following conditions is this benefit of netting (merged settlements) specifically available to an investor?

A. When the investor trades in highly correlated indices across different exchanges.
B. When the investor is a Portfolio Manager (PMS) directed to enter into delivery backed transactions only.
C. When the investor is an Institutional Investor (including FPIs) whose transactions are backed by delivery.
D. When the investor uses different Clearing Members for Cash and F&O segments but they are interoperable.
E. When the investor trades and clears through the same Trading Member (TM) - Clearing Member (CM) combination in both Cash and F&O segments.

Answer: E

Explanation:
The benefit of netting (merged settlements) shall be available to investors whose trading member (TM) clears trades in F&O segment and cash segment through the same clearing member (CM). It is not available for institutional investors or PMS directed to do delivery backed transactions.

NEW QUESTION # 296
Which of the following statements accurately reflect the operational requirements and functions of Clearing Members and Custodians in the Clearing Process? (Select all that apply)

A. Custodians are required to confirm whether they will settle a trade assigned to them; if they fail to confirm, the onus of settlement falls on the executing trading member.
B. It is mandatory for clearing members to open demat accounts with both depositories (CDSL and NSDL) known as clearing member settlement pool accounts.
C. Clearing Members must maintain a separate and distinct clearing bank account with a designated clearing bank.
D. Clearing Members can withdraw funds from their designated clearing bank account in favor of third-party vendors for operational expenses.
E. Clearing Members act as the legal counterparty to all trades through the process of novation, replacing the Clearing Corporation.

Answer: A,B,C

Explanation:
Statement A is correct ('mandatory for clearing members to open demat accounts with both the depositories'). Statement B is correct ('The custodian is required to confirm... In case the custodian fails to confirm then the onus of settling the trade falls on the trading member'). Statement E is correct ('mandatory for clearing member to open separate and distinct clearing bank account'). Statement C is incorrect because withdrawals are only allowed in 'self-name'. Statement D is incorrect because the *Clearing Corporation* acts as the legal counterparty through novation, not the Clearing Member.

NEW QUESTION # 297
In the context of primary market issuance, which of the following correctly defines a 'Retail Individual Investor'?

A. An individual investor (Resident Indians, NRIs, HUF) who applies for specified securities for a value of not more than two lakhs rupees
B. Any non-institutional investor applying for securities up to ten lakhs rupees
C. An investor who trades strictly in the cash segment with a turnover less than two lakhs rupees
D. An individual investor whose total annual income is less than two lakhs rupees
E. Any investor who applies for specified securities for a value of not more than five lakhs rupees

Answer: A

Explanation:
Retail Individual Investors are defined as an individual investor (Resident Indians, non-resident Indians, HUF) who applies or bids for specified securities for a value of not more than two lakhs rupees.

NEW QUESTION # 298
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