n NISM Certifications
X NISM Series X
Medium

It is true that categories I and II AIFs are comparatively illiquid because they are typically close-ended funds, and their investments cannot be sold reasonably at exit valuations within the fund’s lifecycle. Distributors must understand this illiquidity feature to properly advise investors and manage their expectations regarding liquidity and exit strategies.

Practice question from NISM Series XIX A- Alternative Investments Funds (AIF) Distributors Mock Test 3 — bank. The correct answer is highlighted below with a full explanation.

Options

  1. True

    Correct answer

  2. B

    False

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