Ex-Marks of an equity fund measures its
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performance
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risk
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both the above
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None of the above
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Ex-Marks (excess returns over benchmark) measure a fund's performance relative to its benchmark index. It shows how much value the fund manager added (or lost) compared to the benchmark. It does not directly measure risk - that would be standard deviation, beta, or other risk metrics. Performance measurement is the purpose of Ex-Marks.