CFA Level I · CFA Level I Exam · Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Conduct
A portfolio manager who is a CFA charterholder works in a country with no law governing a particular disclosure that the Code and Standards require. The manager most appropriately should:
The manager should follow the Code and Standards. In the absence of any applicable law, or when the Code and Standards impose a higher degree of responsibility than the law, members and candidates must adhere to the Code and Standards.
- Afollow the Code and StandardsCorrect
- Bfollow local practice because no law applies
- Cseek a regulator's approval before disclosing
Explanation
Where no applicable law or regulation exists, or the Code and Standards impose a higher degree of responsibility, members and candidates must adhere to the Code and Standards. Absence of law does not remove the obligation.
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