A composite is an aggregation of discretionary portfolios into a single group that represents a particular investment objective or strategy. Composites are the primary vehicle for presenting performance to a prospective client. Which of the following statements concerning composites is FALSE?
A) | All actual fee-paying discretionary portfolios must be included in at least one composite. |
| B) | Firm composites must be defined according to similar investment objectives and/or strategies. |
| C) | Portfolios may not be switched from one composite to another. |
| D) | Terminated portfolios must be included in the historical record of the appropriate composites up to the last full measurement period that the portfolio was under management. |
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Answer and Explanation
Portfolios must not be switched from one composite to another unless documented changes in client guidelines or the redefinition of the composite make switching appropriate. The historical record of the portfolio must remain with the appropriate composite.
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