Wednesday, February 11, 2015

21 Ultimate Free CFA Level 1 Mock Exam Online Questions and Answers on Ethics

Only in Level 2, many candidates really start to realise the importance of being Ethical in every level of the CFA exams. Although Ethics is 15% of Level I, and around 10% of Level 2 and 3-not the largest section, the topics on Ethics are very similar across all levels, which means that the knowledge you retain in Level 1 will still be exactly applicable in level 2 or level 3 questions. Be a master of ethics in level I right now with 21 Ultimate Free CFA Level 1 Mock Exam Online Questions and Answers on Ethics and see the benefits which this free updated CFA practice exam gives to you. Good luck!

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1) stay informed 2) review procedures 3) maintain current files
A) Material Nonpublic Information - Members/Cands who possess material, non-public information that could affect the value of an investment must not act or cause others to act on the info. B) Market Manipulation - Member/Cands must not engage in practices that distort prices or artificially inflate trading volume with the intent to mislead market participants.
- firms (Code and Standards aimed at individual investment professionals who are members of CFA Institute or candidates).
- if a bench mark is used, yes (misrepresentation) but it is not absolutely required and some complicated investment strategies don't have a good comparable one.
- "Party X claims compliance with the CFA Institute Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Conduct. This claim has not been verified by the CFA Institute."
- law that governs the Mem/Can conduct.
A) Knowledge of the law - Members and Candidates must understand and comply with all applicable laws and regulations. In event of conflict, members and candidates must comply with stricter one. Cannot knowingly participate in/assist and must dissociate from any violation. B)Independence and Objectivity - Members/Cands must use reasonable care and judgment to achieve/maintain independence+objectivity in their professional activities. Cannot accept gifts/compensation that could reasonably be expected to compr
professionalism integrity of capital markets duties to clients duties to employers investment analysis, recommendations, and actions conflicts of interest responsibilities as CFA Institute Mem/Cand
- refuse. Even if they don't benefit you personally.
1) Act with integrity, competence, diligence, and respect and in an ethical manner with the public, clients, prospective clients, employers, employees, colleagues in the investment profession, and other participants in the global capital markets. 2) Place the integrity of the investment professional and the interests of the clients above their own personal interests. 3) Use reasonable care and exercise independent professional judgment when conducting investment analysis, making investment recommendations,
- modest gifts and entertainment are acceptable from outside sources, but special care must be taken so this doesn't interfere with their clients' best interests. - gifts from clients can be distinguished from gifts given by entities looking to influence as there is already a compensation agreement in a client relationship between member/client and gift from client could be considered supplementary compensation (must still report gift to employer). Less likely to gain influence that is detrimental to other
- development, maintenance, and demonstration of a strong culture of integrity within the firm by senior management.
- not on volatile ones.- can provide info on investment products that have guarantees built into the structure of the products themselves or for which an institution has agreed to cover any losses.
- inaction combined with continuing association those involved in illegal/unethical conduct may be construed as participation or assistance in the illegal or unethical conduct.
A) Loyalty - In matters related to employment, members/Cands must act for benefit of their employer and not deprive them of their skills or divulge secret info or hurt them in any way. B) Additional Compensation Agreements - Members/Cands must not accept gifts/compensation that could reasonable be expected to create a conflict of interest with employer's interest unless they receive written consent form from all parties involved.C) Responsibilities of Supervisors - Members/Cands must make reasonable attempt
- Code: set of principles that define he overarching conduct CFA Institute expects from its members and CFA Program candidates. - Standards: outline professional conduct that constitutes fair and ethical business practices.
A) Disclosure of Conflicts - Mem/Cans must make full and fair disclosure regarding any matters that could reasonably be expected to impair independence/objectivity or interfere with duties to clients/PCs or employers. Such disclosures must be prominent and in plain language + well communicated. B) Priority of Transactions - Investment transactions for clients/employers has priority over transactions where Mem/Can is beneficial owner. C) Referral Fees - Mems/Cands must disclose to their employers/clients/PCs
- when they knowingly (or should have known) participated.
1) develop/adopt code of ethics. 2) provide info on applicable laws 3) establish procedures for reporting violations
- yes, as long as the firm does not commit its research department to providing a favourable recommendation.
A) Conduct as Participants in CFA Institute Programs - mem/Cands must not engage in any behaviour that would compromise reputation/integrity of CFA programs. B) Reference to CFA Institute, CFA designation, and the CFA Program - Mems/Cands must not misrepresent/exaggerate meaning/implication of membership in CFA.

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