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For ________ of five or fewer portfolios, the disclosure "five or fewer portfolios" may be made rather than a disclosure of the exact number of portfolios.

  1. returns
  2. investments
  3. segments
  4. composites

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

This is an exception allowed by AIMR when disclosing the list of composites.



Standard I deals with ________.

  1. Use of Professional Designation
  2. Duty to Employer
  3. Obligation to Inform Employer of Code and Standards
  4. Professional Misconduct
  5. Plagiarism
  6. Fundamental Responsibilities
  7. Disclosure of Conflicts to Employer
  8. None of these answers

Answer(s): F

Explanation:

Standard I deals with Fundamental Responsibilities. Standard II (A) deals with Use of Professional Designation.
Standard II (B) deals with Professional Misconduct. Standard II (C) deals with Plagiarism. Standard III (A) deals with the Obligation to Inform Employer of Codes and Standards. Standard III (B) deals with the Duty to Employer. Standard III (C) deals with Disclosure of Conflicts to Employer.



According to the AIMR-PPS, terminated portfolios are included in the composite for how long after termination?

  1. Composites must include terminated portfolios after the last full performance measurement period the portfolios were under management.
  2. Composites should include the terminated portfolio only until the date of termination.
  3. Composites should include the terminated portfolio for the last full performance measurement period under which the portfolios were managed.
  4. Composites should include the terminated portfolio for the full ten years required by the Standards for performance reporting.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Composites must exclude terminated portfolios after the last full performance measurement period the portfolios were under management, but composites must continue to include terminated portfolios for all periods prior to termination. This is a requirement for creation and maintenance of composites.



Edward Witten works for Princeton Investments and has registered to take Level III exam next year. He had taken the Level III exam 3 years ago but was not successful. In his firm's promotional material, he has stated that he is a candidate in the CFA program and has successfully passed Level II. Edward has:

  1. violated Standard II (A) - Use of Professional Designation. He cannot claim to be in the CFA program without having completed Level III exam.
  2. violated Standard II (A) - Use of Professional Designation. He cannot claim to be in the CFA program since he failed the Level III exam.
  3. not violated any standards.
  4. violated Standard II (A) - Use of Professional Designation. He cannot claim to be CFA - Level II.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Standard II (A) - Use of Professional Designation, states that a person must be registered to take the next higher level of the exam to be a "candidate" in the CFA program. That Edward failed on his last attempt does not prevent him from claiming that he's a candidate, as long as he has registered for the exam.






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