Q16. Don Benjamin, CFA, is the compliance officer for a large brokerage firm. He wants to prevent the communication of material nonpublic information and other sensitive information from his firm’s investment banking and corporate finance departments to its sales and research departments. The most common and widespread approach that Benjamin can use to prevent insider trading by employees is the:
C) fire wall.
Q17. An analyst is allowed to trade on information that he has predicted, such as a corporate action or event, using perceptive assembly and analysis of material public information or nonmaterial, non-public information. This is called the:
B) mosaic theory.
Q18. stockbroker who is a member of CFA Institute has a part-time housekeeper who also works for the CEO of Festival, Inc. One day the housekeeper mentions to the broker that she saw the CEO of Festival having a conversation at his home with John Tater, who is a nationally known corporate lawyer and consultant. The stockbroker is restricted from trading on this information:
B) if the housekeeper says the meeting concerned a tender offer and the broker knows that it is non-public information.
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