Question 1

Wealth Management differs from Investment Banking because:

It focuses on providing comprehensive financial planning and investment services to High Net Worth Individuals (HNIs).It involves underwriting IPOs.It focuses on raising capital for companies.It deals only with government bonds.

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Investment Banking serves corporations (raising capital), while Wealth Management serves individuals (managing and growing assets).

Question 2

In Retirement Planning, the "Accumulation Phase" refers to:

The period after retirement when savings are withdrawn.The working years during which savings are invested to build a corpus.The last year before death.The period of childhood.

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Retirement planning has two phases: Accumulation (working life, saving money) and Distribution (retired life, withdrawing money/annuity).

Question 3

Albert Einstein reportedly called which concept the "Eighth Wonder of the World"?

InflationDiversificationTaxationCompound Interest

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Compound interest allows interest to be earned on interest, leading to exponential growth of wealth over time. It is the fundamental principle of wealth creation.

Question 4

The primary role of a "Relationship Manager" (RM) in Wealth Management is to:

Conduct audits.Act as a single point of contact for HNIs, understanding their needs and managing their portfolio.Develop banking software.Count cash at the counter.

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RMs build trust and provide personalized service, orchestrating the bank's resources to solve the client's financial problems and grow their wealth.

Question 5

Which step follows "Analyzing the Client's Financial Status" in the Financial Planning Process?

Implementing the plan.Monitoring.Developing and presenting the financial plan.Gathering data.

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The sequence is: 1. Establish relationship 2. Gather data 3. Analyze status 4. **Develop and Present Plan 5. Implement 6. Monitor.

Question 6

Which of the following is a "S.M.A.R.T" financial goal?

"I want to save ?50 Lakh for my daughter's education in 15 years by investing ?15k/month.""I want to save money for retirement.""I want to invest in stocks.""I want to be rich."

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S.M.A.R.T stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. Option C defines the amount, purpose, and timeline clearly.

Question 7

If an investor needs ?10 Lakhs after 5 years for a goal, and the expected return is 10% p.a., the calculation of the monthly investment required is based on:

Present Value of an Annuity.Present Value of a Single Amount.Future Value of a Single Amount.Sinking Fund Factor (Future Value of an Annuity).

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To accumulate a future sum through periodic payments, we use the Sinking Fund method (derived from FV of Annuity formula). We need to find the annuity amount (PMT).

Question 8

A "Comprehensive Financial Plan" covers:

Only Tax filing.Only Insurance needs.Risk Management, Investment Planning, Retirement Planning, Tax Planning, and Estate Planning.Only Investment portfolio.

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A holistic plan addresses all aspects of a client's financial life to meet short and long-term goals.

Question 9

In financial planning, "Emergency Fund" should ideally cover expenses for:

1 year.5 years.1 month.3 to 6 months.

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Financial planners recommend keeping 3-6 months of living expenses in liquid assets (Savings, Liquid Funds) to handle unforeseen events like job loss or medical emergency.

Question 10

Why is periodic "Portfolio Review" essential in Wealth Management?

To ensure the portfolio remains aligned with the client's changing goals, risk profile, and market conditions.To increase churn and commissions.To copy competitors.To buy stocks daily.

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Life events (marriage, retirement) change risk appetite. Markets change asset values. Reviews ensure the investment strategy remains relevant and effective.

Question 11

"Risk Profiling" of a client involves assessing:

Only their income.Their political views.Their physical health.Their Risk Capacity (Ability to take risk) and Risk Tolerance (Willingness to take risk).

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A proper risk profile considers both financial ability (assets, liabilities, age) and psychological willingness to handle market volatility.

Question 12

Risk Tolerance is best defined as:

The investor's psychological willingness to withstand market volatility and losses.The risk of the market itself.The age of the investor.The amount of money an investor can afford to lose (Financial Capacity).

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Risk Capacity is financial (objective). Risk Tolerance is emotional/psychological (subjective). A wealthy person may have high capacity but low tolerance (fear of loss).

Question 13

In personal financial planning, the "Liquidity Ratio" is calculated as:

Total Assets / Total LiabilitiesLiquid Assets / Monthly ExpensesDebt / IncomeIncome / Expenses

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This ratio indicates how many months a person can survive without income using their liquid cash/assets. Ideally, it should be 3-6.

Question 14

The concept of "Financial Freedom" is best described as:

Retiring at age 60.Having a high salary.Having zero debt.Having enough passive income (from assets) to cover living expenses without the need to work actively.

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Financial Freedom is the state where your assets generate enough cash flow to maintain your lifestyle, giving you the choice to work or not.

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