CFA Level I · CFA Level I Exam · Ethics and Trust in the Investment Profession
The phrase "for the ultimate benefit of society" in the CFA Institute mission is most likely intended to underscore the goal of:
The phrase underscores the aim of a socially, politically and financially stable society that fosters individual well-being. A key ingredient is global capital markets that allocate resources efficiently so capital reaches where it most benefits society.
- Amaximizing fees earned by investment professionals
- Ba socially, politically and financially stable society supported by capital markets that allocate resources efficientlyCorrect
- Climiting capital flows to local projects only
Explanation
The text says the phrase reflects a wish to live in a socially, politically and financially stable society that fosters individual well-being. A key ingredient is global capital markets that efficiently allocate capital to where it most benefits society. The other options are not stated goals.
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