Standard I(B) – Independence and Objectivity

[vsw id=”AKNjkuCMcUU” source=”youtube” width=”611″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] Standard I(B) – Independence and Objectivity addresses the issue of gifts, payment, and favors that may compromise one’s objectivity and service to clients. This includes advisors, analysts, and credit raters.

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Standard I(C) – Misrepresentation

[vsw id=”AKNjkuCMcUU” source=”youtube” width=”611″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] Standard I(C) – Misrepresentation indicates that CFA members must not knowingly misrepresent information related to investment analysis, recommendations, or professional actions.

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Standard I(E) – Competence

  Members and Candidates must act with and maintain the knowledge and skills necessary to fulfill their professional responsibilities. Compliance Standard I(E) – competence requires members and candidates to apply and maintain the knowledge, skills, and diligence necessary to deliver…

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Standard II(A) – Material Non-Public Information

  II. Integrity of Capital Markets Standard II discusses sharing of material information qualified as non-public, as well as the intent to manipulate markets. It prohibits CFA members from acting in a way to distort market value through manipulation. Standard…

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Standard II(B) – Market Manipulation

[vsw id=”6SD8qMigWp8″ source=”youtube” width=”611″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] Standard II(B) – Market Manipulation dictates that members refrain from any activity that will fraudulently manipulate volumes of trading and/or causes a distortion of securities pricing. Compliance Two key attributes of market manipulation are…

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Standard III(A) – Loyalty, Prudence, and Care

[vsw id=”coTBbAxXxTA” source=”youtube” width=”611″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] III. Duties to Clients and Prospective Clients Standard III addresses client loyalty, discretion, and care; fair dealing; suitability; performance presentation; and maintaining confidentiality. Investment professionals are obligated to put the interests of their clients…

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Standard III(B) – Fair Dealing

Standard III(B) – Fair Dealing indicates that CFA members must take advice and/or take action with all clients in a reasonable and objective manner. Compliance Standard III(B) – Fair Dealing urges members to treat all parties fairly to uphold the…

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Standard III(C) – Suitability

[vsw id=”coTBbAxXxTA” source=”youtube” width=”611″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] Standard III(C) – Suitability refers to providing recommendations and transactions that align with a client’s willingness and ability. Compliance The essence of Standard III(C) – Suitability lies in the notion that a client’s objectives…

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Standard III(D) – Performance Presentation

[vsw id=”coTBbAxXxTA” source=”youtube” width=”611″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] Standard III(D) – Performance Presentation obliges CFA members to make sure communication about investment performance is fair, accurate, and complete. Compliance Similar to Standard I(C) – Misrepresentation, Standard III(D) – Performance Presentation insists that…

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Standard IV(A) – Loyalty

[vsw id=”0jsh54Uf78I” source=”youtube” width=”611″ height=”344″ autoplay=”no”] IV. Duties to Employers Standard IV outlines basic responsibilities by investment professionals for their employers. Standard IV(A) – Loyalty Standard IV(A) – Loyalty requires CFA members from behaving in a way that would negatively…

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