Options
- A
1.52
- B
1.75
-
1.94
Correct answer
- D
2.15
Why this is the answer
The Kaplan-Schoar PME (KS-PME) ratio measures how much value a fund has returned relative to the capital invested, adjusted against a public market benchmark framework. It is calculated by dividing total distributions by total capital calls. In this case, the KS-PME ratio equals 768 ÷ 395, which is approximately 1.94. A ratio greater than 1 indicates that the fund has generated returns exceeding the invested capital, implying value creation for investors.
Test yourself for real
Take a full NISM Series X mock test.
Same duration, same weighting, same difficulty distribution as the real exam — with explanations on every question.