RepoToronto

I also find it useful to read the answer choices first, especially on the longer questions, before reading the question.  Then when I read the question, I have a better sense of what violations to look out for and/or what procedures might be proper to apply.

giorgio10

the questions on GIPS and code of ethics will be straightforward.. that is about 25% of all ethics questions.. the “hard” ones are going to be very specific based on words like “require/recommendation” .. approximately/same, never/exceptions.. to get 100% on ethics sections is going to be luck a solid understadning can guarantee an A