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An investment advisor takes a trip for which his firm will pay the expenses. Upon his return he alters some of the numbers on restaurant receipts to inflate the expenses by $64. Is this a violation of Standard I(D)?

A)
No, if such a crime carries less than a one-year prison term.
B)
Yes, because the amount involved is over $50.
C)
Yes, because it reflects adversely on the charterholder’s professional reputation.


Professional conduct involving dishonesty, fraud, or deceit is a direct violation of Standard I(D), Misconduct.

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All of the following are violations of Standard I(D), Misconduct, EXCEPT:

A)
conviction of a crime involving fraud.
B)
conviction of a misdemeanor involving civil disobedience in support of one’s personal beliefs.
C)
any conduct that undermines confidence that the CFA charter represents a level of achievement based on merit and ethical conduct.


The Code and Standards do not focus on personal conduct as long as the conduct does not reflect poorly on one’s professional reputation, integrity, or competence.

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