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【单选】According to CFA Institute Standards of Professional Conduct, may Patel reallocate Singh’s portfolio toward technology stocks after his Uncle dies, but before the meeting with Singh?
A. Yes—the total value of the municipal bonds received into the account will be too large relative to the other assets in the portfolio. B. No—Patel and Singh must meet and revise the IPS and portfolio strategy before reallocating. C. No—Patel must wait until the next annual meeting to reallocate.
【单选】In light of Singh’s comments during his telephone call to Patel prior to his uncle’s death, which of the following actions that Patel can take comply with CFA Institute Standards of Professional Conduct?
A. Patel must adhere to the existing portfolio strategy until she meets with Singh to develop a new portfolio strategy based upon updated financial information, but may place trades which are consistent with the existing strategy. B. Patel must not place any trades in the account until she meets with Singh to develop a new portfolio strategy based on the updated information. C. Patel may change the current portfolio strategy and begin trading based upon Singh’s expectations because he advised her to do so.
【单选】
Jason Reynolds meets Jack Parker, CFA, at a social engagement and asks for some "hot stock tips." Parker declines, but sets up an appointment to review Reynolds’ risk and return objectives and financial constraints. At the conclusion of their appointment, Parker recommends three securities he has thoroughly researched: ACK, D-Wing, and Ophus-Littbinger. Parker is least likely:
A. in violation of Standard III(A) "Loyalty, Prudence, and Care" for failing to consider the three securities in the context of the whole portfolio. B. in violation of Standard III(A) "Loyalty, Prudence, and Care" for failing to make a reasonable inquiry into the client’s investment experience. C. not in violation.
【单选】
Alan Cramer, CFA, practices in a country that does not regulate the investment of company retirement plans. He was retained by Bingham Companies to manage their corporate pension plan. Bingham’s management has approached Cramer and requested that Cramer invest the entire plan in Bingham stock.
Cramer may:
A. invest a portion of the retirement plan in Bingham Company stock if the investment is prudent and if he keeps the overall portfolio properly diversified. B. not invest any of Bingham Company's retirement plan in its own stock regardless of the stock's prospects and in spite of management's request. C. invest all of the retirement plan assets in Bingham Company stock according to management's request only if Cramer can document that the investment is more prudent than any other investment opportunity he finds.
【单选】
Tony Calaveccio, CFA, is the manager of the TrustCo Small Cap Venture Fund in Toronto. Calaveccio places a trade with Quantco Brokerage. While Calaveccio's part of the transaction was conveyed correctly to Quantco, there was a trading error made in Calaveccio's account due to a slip up within Quantco. Calaveccio realizes that the error has taken place, and informs his contact at Quantco. Calaveccio allows Quantco to cover the error, with no cost to TrustCo. This is:
A. a violation of Calaveccio's duty to his employer. B. a violation of Calaveccio's fiduciary duties. C. permissible under CFA Institute Standards since some trading errors are a fact of life in the securities industry.
【单选】
Which of the following is a possible breach of fiduciary duties by a CFA Institute member who manages assets on behalf of a client?
A. Using directed brokerage. B. Neither of these breach fiduciary duties. C. Voting all proxies of stocks the client owns.
【单选】
Tony Calaveccio, CFA, is the manager of the TrustCo Small Cap Venture Fund in Toronto. He places trades for the fund with Canadian Brokerage. Canadian provides Calaveccio with soft dollars to purchase research. He uses these soft dollars to get research reports from Canadian's research department regarding the issues currently held in the small cap portfolio, and also for firms he is contemplating adding to the portfolio. By using soft dollars in this manner, Calaveccio has:
A. violated the Code and Standards by acquiring research on currently held issues and by acquiring research on issues contemplated for purchase. B. not violated the Code and Standards. C. violated the Code and Standards by acquiring research on issues contemplated for purchase but not by acquiring research on currently held issues.
【单选】
Tony Calaveccio, CFA, is the manager of the TrustCo Small Cap Venture Fund in Toronto. He places trades for the fund with River City Brokerage. River City provides Calaveccio with soft dollars to purchase research. River City also deals in municipal bonds, some of which Calaveccio holds in his personal portfolio. He periodically uses the soft dollars to request research reports on various small cap stocks and also on the status of the municipal bond market and issues that he holds. These actions are:
A. not in violation of the Code and Standards. B. in violation of his fiduciary duties regarding both the small cap research and the municipal bond research. C. in violation of his fiduciary duties regarding the municipal bond research but not so regarding the research on the small cap issues.
【单选】
Steve Waters, a CFA Level I candidate, has decided to enter into a long position of Farmco stock. Since Farmco is thinly traded, Waters is concerned the order will overwhelm the liquidity of Farmco and the price will surge. Waters engages in a series of block trades in order to accomplish the purchase. According to Standard II(B), Market Manipulation, Waters has engaged in:
A. transaction-based manipulation, but not information-based manipulation. B. neither transaction-based manipulation nor information-based manipulation. C. both transaction-based manipulation and information-based manipulation.
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