This post will talk about ethics for the CFA.
These are some important strategy sets which you need to understand to practice ethics:
Two interesting areas which are there which will fascinate you are: you can receive soft dollar & Mosaic Theory.
There are around 35-40 questions which will open your mind given in the books.
GIPS: Broad overview, 10 key characteristic, disclosures, compliance
These are some important strategy sets which you need to understand to practice ethics:
- Reading LOS verbatim is important.
- GIPS is tricky to read, its about performance presentations.. therr are few aspects and play of words here and there
- Answers are diplomatic means they never ask you to go extreme
- Typical question of IB vs research
- Leaving a job and joining new
- Encourage people to make info public
- Don't exaggerate in your reports, any kind of exaggeration is wrong
- Soft dollar allowed, but paying your CFA fee form the money of research is not allowed
- Most tricky are when there is something we do in exchange for soft dollar like research that benefits the clients we have and cause no personal benefits
- Investment bank vs research / brokerage cells and how one person can avoid conflicts
- Leaving a company and how to act in the last month, access to old data of the company and copying and taking data and contacting old clients
- Disclose vs dont do, when in doubt dont do vs when in doubt disclose
- Fair dealing with all.. implied meaning in short words
- Avoiding situation of controversy like vocal or oral permission
- GIPs: definition of firm asset should include all fee paying and non fee paying, discretionary and non-discretionary accounts
- GIPs: composite must include all fee-paying discretionary accounts. non-fee paying can be added if disclosed. non-discretionary cannot be added
Two interesting areas which are there which will fascinate you are: you can receive soft dollar & Mosaic Theory.
There are around 35-40 questions which will open your mind given in the books.
GIPS: Broad overview, 10 key characteristic, disclosures, compliance
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