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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, because 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, because Patel and Singh must meet and revise the investment policy statement and portfolio strategy before reallocating. C. No, because 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 not place any trades in the account until she meets with Singh to develop a new portfolio strategy based on the updated information. B. Patel may change the current portfolio strategy and begin trading based upon Singh’s expectations because he advised her to do so. C. 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.
【单选】
According to CFA Institute Standards of Professional Conduct, when a client asks her portfolio manager to change the current investment strategy of the client’s portfolio, the manager should:
A. examine whether the strategy is appropriate for the client and explain the implications of the new strategy before implementing the strategy. B. explain the implications of the new strategy after the member manager implements the strategy. C. obey the client's request without question.
【单选】
Bob Hatfield, CFA, has his own money management firm with two clients. The accounts of the two clients are equal in value. One of the clients gets married and the assets of the new spouse and the client are combined. With the larger portfolio of the now married client, Hatfield determines that they can assume a higher level of risk and begins a change in the policy concerning that portfolio. Which of the following would violate Standard III(C), Suitability?
A. Implement a similar policy for the other client who did not just get married. B. Assess the return objectives of the newly married client and his spouse. C. Assess the time horizon of the newly married client and his spouse.
【单选】
A broker was sanctioned for unsuitable recommendations and excessive trading involving three accounts under his care. These clients were unsophisticated, inexperienced individual investors with limited means. According to CFA Institute Standard III(C), Suitability, which of the following is least likely to be considered a relevant factor in determining the appropriateness and suitability of investment recommendations or actions for each portfolio or client?
A. Basic characteristics of the total portfolio. B. Needs and circumstances of the portfolio or client. C. Best interests of the investment professional.
【单选】
Bob Hatfield, CFA, has his own money management firm with two clients. The accounts of the two clients are equal in value. Hatfield has been trading on the clients’ behalf with a single brokerage firm for several years. Because of his many years of business, the brokerage firm occasionally gives Hatfield shares in an initial public offering (IPO) to sell to his clients. Hatfield has a policy of allocating the IPO shares equally between the portfolios of the two clients. This policy is:
A. a violation of Standard III(C), Suitability. B. congruent with Standard III(C), Suitability. C. a violation of Standard III(B), Fair Dealing.
【单选】
The O’Douls (husband and wife) have decided to work with Jane Mack, CFA, to have her recommend an investment portfolio for them. The O’Douls are novice investors and Mack has determined their asset allocation model falls into the conservative category. After researching various investment options for the O’Douls, Mack has made a recommendation that they divide their account on a 25%/75% basis between shares of a computer peripherals manufacturing company her brokerage firm is underwriting and investment grade corporate bonds. The O’Douls are not aware that Mack’s firm is underwriting an offering of the company in question. Which CFA Institute Standard(s) has Mack violated given her actions?
A. Standard V(A), Diligence and Reasonable Basis, and I(D), Misconduct. B. Standard III(B), Fair Dealing, and III(A), Loyalty, Prudence, and Care. C. Standard VI(A), Disclosure of Conflicts, and III(C), Suitability.
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Carol Hull, CFA, is an investment advisor whose prospective client, Frank Peters, presents special requirements. To construct an investment policy statement for Peters, Hull inquires about Peters’ investment experience, risk and return objectives, and financial constraints. Peters states that he has a great deal of investment experience in the capital markets and does not wish to answer questions about his tolerance for risk or his other holdings. Under Standard III(C), Suitability, Hull:
A. may accept Peters’ account but may only manage his portfolio to a benchmark or index. B. must decline to enter into an advisory relationship with Peters. C. is permitted to manage Peters’ account without any knowledge of his risk preferences.
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