Standard III(A) – Loyalty, Prudence, and Care
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Standard II(B) – Market Manipulation
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Standard II(A) – Material Non-Public Information

CFA Institute members and candidates should not act on material nonpublic information in their possession or cause others to act on it. If the publication of information will affect the price of a security or if reasonable investors would wish…

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Standard 1(D) – Misconduct
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Standard 1(C) – Misrepresentation
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Standard 1(B) – Independence and Objectivity
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Standard 1(A) – Knowledge of the Law
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GIPS Verification

Verification refers to the process by which a firm claiming compliance with GIPS requirements hires an independent third party to evaluate its processes and corroborate the firm’s assertions. Despite the fact that verification is a recommendation rather than a requirement…

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Fundamentals of Compliance

The GIPS standards must be applied on a firm-wide basis. There are two important issues that must be considered by a firm when it complies with the GIPS standards: Definition of the firm. Definition of discretionary. Definition of Firm under…

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GIPS Composites

A primary aspect of GIPS is to require composites, which are aggregate portfolios managed with a similar investment approach. Therefore, if a firm presents its record for a particular equity classification, all portfolios meeting pre-established criteria for that class must…

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