CFA Level I · CFA Level I Exam · Portfolio Management: An Overview
A client's investment policy statement is most likely to need review during the monitoring step if the client:
A large inheritance that raises wealth and reduces the need to take return risk most likely requires a policy statement review, because it changes the client's risk capacity and objectives. Minor benchmark lag or small weight drift is addressed by routine monitoring and rebalancing.
- Aexperiences a quarter in which the portfolio slightly trails its benchmark
- Breceives an inheritance that greatly increases wealth and lowers the need to take return riskCorrect
- Csees the equity weight drift one percentage point from its target
Explanation
A major change in client circumstances such as wealth or risk capacity affects the objectives and constraints in the policy statement. A small short-term benchmark shortfall or a minor drift is handled through normal monitoring and rebalancing.
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