LEVEL 3

INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN WEALTH

AND INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

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1 Portfolio performance is:

A rarely measured in absolute terms, mostly measured in relative terms

B rarely measured in relative terms, mostly measured in absolute terms

C only ever measured in relative terms

D only ever measured in absolute terms

2 Which of the following transactions does the insider dealing legislation cover?

A Purchase of equities
B Purchase of gold bullion
C Purchase of commercial property
D Purchase of premium bonds

3 If a client wanted to make additional contributions to an occupational pension scheme, which

of the following options would give him the greatest choice of provider and a say in how the
funds are invested?

A Non-contributory occupational scheme

B Contributory occupational scheme
C Freestanding Additional Voluntary Contributions
D Additional Voluntary Contributions
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4 Which of the following is an offence under the market abuse legislation?

A A stockbroker dealing in a stock in which they have received price sensitive information
B A stockbroker fuelling rumours of outstanding results for a small oil company to its clients

C A private client buying outside normal market size with one broker and not telling their
usual stockbroker about it
D A private client telling their friends about a company that they think is going to be taken
over

5 A company's Market Value Added equates to the market assessment of the present value of
the company's future:

A dividend distributions
B economic value added
C capital costs
D gross profits

6 If the real annual returns of a UK equity investment are normally distributed around the mean
return of 8% with a standard deviation of 4.5% approximately two-thirds of the returns
recorded will be within what range?

A -5.5% and 21.5%

B -1% and 17%

C 3.5% and 12.5%

D 5.75% and 10.25%
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7 Which of the following is likely to be the MOST important consideration when selecting the
most appropriate protection product for a client?

A The level of the premium and charges

B The financial strength of the provider

C The quality of the service provided

D Investment choice and performance

8 Which of the following types of investment incurs a liability for capital gains tax once sold?

A Classic car
B Government bonds

C Units in unit trusts

D Primary residence

9 Which of the following implications will help to ensure financial advisers act in their clients'
best interest?

A Firms that give investment advice must address the potential for adviser remuneration to
distort consumer outcomes

B Investment firms will need to switch clients into products that have no trailing
commissions
C Firms that give investment advice must charge fees within a guidance range set by the FCA
D Investment firms will need to change their price lists to remove all percentage based fees
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10 Which of the following is a limitation rather than an assumption of the Capital Asset Pricing
Model?

A Investors are rational and risk averse

B Investors hold a well-diversified portfolio

C Investors make investment decisions based on mean variance analysis

D Investors are rewarded for more than just their exposure to systemic risk

11 What are the possible implications for investment performance of investing in an ethical fund?

A The fund may be more volatile because of the increased exposure to smaller company
holdings

B Ethical funds invest primarily in large companies producing lower total returns
C There are no suitable benchmarks for the client to measure performance against

D Total returns are likely to be higher due to the increased level of diversification in ethical
funds

12 Jackie is a private client investor and you ascertain that her investment objective and risk
tolerance are capital growth and cautious. During the meeting she asks you for your thoughts
on the use of derivatives. You respond that, in your opinion, derivatives:

A are normally appropriate only where there is a high risk tolerance

B only generate an income stream and so are not compatible with her objective

C can generate capital growth and are suitable where there is a low risk tolerance
D can be traded only on an execution only basis as firms cannot offer any advice or opinion
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13 Which of the following gives the right, but not the obligation, to sell individual equity at a
specified date for a given price?

A Future
B Forward contract

C Put option
D Call option

14 What type of information is contained in a Key Features Document?

A A clear description of the financial product being recommended to the client

B Cancellation rights if a client changes their mind about investing in a product

C All product recommendations listed in the financial plan and the reasoning behind them
D Taxation implications for all the products listed in the financial plan

15 The 'Delivery versus Payment' system means that:

A the trade date will be the same as the settlement date

B the stock will be exchanged simultaneously with the cash

C the transfer of ownership will take place on the trade date

D the cash will be paid as soon as receipt of the stock is confirmed
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16 When considering the money supply, money is accurately described as anything that is
generally:

A convertible to sterling currency

B acceptable as a means of settling a debt

C sustainable in value over a defined period

D tradable and held outside of a bank or building society deposit

17 Which of the following Fitch ratings denotes the LOWEST level of risk for a bond?

A D
B BBB-

C C
D AAA

18 Which of the following statements is TRUE about preference shares?

A The most common type is the deferred share

B They offer a lower dividend rate than the comparative coupon rate on a debenture

C Dividends are guaranteed each year

D In most cases they do not carry voting rights
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19 Which of the following is a fiscal policy used to stimulate the economy?

A Raising interest rates

B Cutting interest rates

C Raising personal taxes

D Cutting personal taxes

20 What inter-governmental body develops and promotes national and international policies to
combat money laundering and terrorist financing?

A Financial Stability Board

B World Trade Organisation
C Financial Action Task Force
D International Monetary Fund

21 Global Depositary Receipts traded on the London Stock Exchange are settled in which
currency?

A Euros
B US Dollars
C Japanese Yen
D UK Sterling
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22 Where the proposer and the life assured are different people under a life policy, the policy:

A provides cover on a joint life basis

B was taken out on someone else's life

C owner holds power of attorney status

D was arranged by a financial adviser acting independently

23 Which MAIN class of financial asset is normally considered to be the LEAST liquid?

A Equities
B Corporate bonds
C Government bonds
D Property

24 An investor allowed the principle of 'regret aversion' to influence his actions. This resulted in
him:

A declining to buy a stock based purely on a previous bad experience

B buying a badly performing stock from a friend as recompense for recommending it in the
first place

C holding a poorly performing stock for an irrationally long period

D only selling stock once a specified loss threshold had been reached
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25 Which of the following rules applying to financial intermediaries is directly underpinned by the
principle of fiduciary responsibility?

A Commission disclosure
B Money laundering

C Professional indemnity
D Best execution

26 Exchange-traded funds normally operate by:

A tracking indices
B tracking an individual security

C investing in fund of funds

D investing in manager of managers funds

27 Two sets of data are positively correlated. If one set of data rises in value, what will happen to
the other set?

A Rises
B Falls

C No change
D Rises to begin with then falls
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28 Why is a time weighted return (TWR) preferred to a money weighted return (MWR) when
evaluating performance?

A TWR only requires portfolio values at the start and end of the investment period along
with dates and size of each cash flow

B TWR eliminates the timing effect of cash flows into and out of the fund

C TWR measures the fund growth resulting from both the underlying performance of the
portfolio and the size and timing of cash flows into and out of the fund
D TWR calculates the risk adjusted return per unit of risk

29 A client arranged for a wealth management firm to look after his investments on a non-
discretionary basis. This means that the firm:

A receives commission on the investment instead of fees

B leaves the investment decisions to the client
C subcontracts custodianship of the investment assets to a third party
D bears some financial responsibility for any investment losses

30 Four bond portfolios each hold a variety of stock. Which one of them is BEST described as
operating a barbell strategy?

A Portfolio A, which consists solely of bills maturing in one year plus bonds maturing in 25
and 30 years

B Portfolio B, which consists solely of bills maturing in six months plus bonds maturing in 5,
10, 15 and 20 years

C Portfolio C, which consists solely of bonds maturing in 1, 3 and 5 years

D Portfolio D, which consists solely of bonds maturing in 20, 25 and 30 years
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31 Why do portfolios need a regular annual or periodic review?

A To ensure that all assets are priced on a regular basis

B To ensure that all assets are reconciled against the market

C To ensure that all cash balances are reconciled against the actual bank

D To ensure the portfolio still meets the client's objectives and is positioned correctly given
the market conditions

32 What differentiates Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Gross National Product (GNP)?

A Indirect taxes, depreciation and net exports

B Indirect taxes and depreciation

C Depreciation and property income

D Net property income

33 A function of the Monetary Policy Committee is to:

A attempt to control inflation by setting the base rate

B intervene in the financial markets to control money supply

C maintain confidence in the UK financial system

D promote public understanding of inflation
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34 What is the MAIN purpose of a power of attorney document?

A It appoints someone to distribute the assets of a deceased person

B It enables ownership of property to transfer from one person to another person

C It allows one person to conduct specific transactions on behalf of another person

D It entitles one trustee to override the demands of another trustee

35 Units in a unit trust fund are sold by which of the following?

A The trustee
B The registrar
C The manager
D The depositary

36 Which of the following would MOST likely be found in a formal written report presenting
recommendations to a client?

A Details of family and dependants

B The tax implications on the client's position

C Details of the client's occupation, earnings and other income sources

D A summary of the client's assets and liabilities
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37 Where funds are to be set aside to provide for the future financial maintenance of a disabled
child, this can normally be achieved through the establishment of a legal document called a:

A codicil
B trust

C grant of representation
D power of attorney

38 One of the core functions of the financial services sector is to facilitate the bringing together
of:

A tax revenues and investment opportunities

B short-term wealth and long-term wealth

C liquidity and volatility

D borrowers and investors

39 What lump sum must someone aged 35 invest today given an assumed annual growth rate of
7% if they are to accrue a lump sum of £450,000 at the age of 65?

A £14,018
B £59,115
C £64,285
D £420,560
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40 Firms that specialise in looking after the assets of pension funds and fund managers are
normally known as:

A trustees
B registrars

C underwriters
D custodians

41 The excess return of a portfolio or security above that of the risk adjusted benchmark is known
as:

A alpha
B beta

C duration
D premium

42 The demand curve for a particular product will be horizontal where the supplying firm operates
in:

A a perfect competitive market

B a monopolistic market
C a sector generating excessive profits
D a sector generating minimal profits
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43 The annual return of a portfolio in each of the last six years has been 8.2%, 3.6%, 5.1%, 2.1%,
9.4% and 4.7%. What is the arithmetic mean return?

A 4.2%
B 4.9%

C 5.5%
D 5.8%

44 An investment manager believes that markets are inefficient and that he can obtain abnormal
returns after transaction charges. Which investment style is he most likely to adopt?

A Passive
B Indexation

C Active
D Satellite

45 A company's p/e ratio recently changed from 12 to 15. This normally indicates that:

A the share value has fallen

B growth expectations have improved
C dividend levels have become less stable
D the relevant market sector is in decline
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46 Which of the following is MOST LIKELY to be a factor causing market movement?

A Sentiment
B Supply and demand

C Economic and political strategy

D Investor psychology

47 The Liquidity (Acid Test) ratio measures a company's ability to:

A increase its current assets

B meet its current liabilities
C increase its inventory turnover
D pay its non-current liabilities

48 An individual has been advised to invest in some shares by a friend. He wants to make sure
that he invests in companies which do not have a volatile share price. To achieve this he should
select shares which have a beta factor of:

A 1
B 1.25
C 1.5
D 1.75
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49 In a two-stock portfolio which of the following correlations would normally offer the greatest
level of diversification?

A 0.8
B 0.6

C -0.4
D -0.7

50 Which of the following is a feature in Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT)?

A APT relies on identified factors being correlated

B The variables of APT include real economic factors

C The principal component of APT is the return on an index of all shares

D APT is equivalent to a single factor Capital Asset Pricing Model

51 Based on the principles of Modern Portfolio theory, an equity fund will operate on the
'efficient frontier' if:

A the optimum level of systematic risk is obtained

B the best level of diversification is achieved
C the fund's alpha value is negative
D the fund's beta value is one or more
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52 Where a trade operates on a T+2 basis, this normally means that:

A the cash is paid two calendar days after the stock is delivered
B the cash is paid two business days after the stock is delivered

C settlement takes place two calendar days after the trade date
D settlement takes place two business days after the trade date

53 Bond portfolio X exclusively contains relatively long-dated stock whereas Bond portfolio Y
operates a laddering strategy. This means that Bond X is likely to:

A generate higher yields

B present less of a credit risk
C be more sensitive to interest rate changes
D represent a more diversified approach

54 Corporation tax is a factor when considering investment as it can:

A block investment opportunities

B differ between countries

C be deferred indefinitely
D be subject to a different accounting period
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55 One of the key objectives of financial services regulation is to:

A encourage market competition

B reduce financial crime

C ensure products and services represent value for money

D liaise with financial services regulators from other countries

56 In technical analysis, the term, 'primary movement' refers to which of the following?

A Short-term share price trend

B Long-term share price trend
C Short-term dividend policy
D Long-term dividend policy

57 When recommending an investment product to a client, what material information MUST the
adviser disclose in order to satisfy the fiduciary relationship that exists between the two
parties?

A Only details which have been specifically requested by the client

B Whatever is needed to produce a guaranteed return
C Only details which are considered to affect the investment risk
D Whatever is needed in order for the client to make an informed decision
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58 An independent financial adviser would make recommendations on which type of product?

A The firm's own products

B Products of one other provider

C Products from across the market place

D A range of products from a limited number of providers

59 A consumer purchases a designated investment and the firm provides the consumer with
detailed cancellation rights over the telephone, immediately after the purchase. How has the
firm contravened the rules?

A Designated investments require notice of cancellation rights to be signed by the customer

B Cancellation rights must be given in writing

C Consumers must be informed of cancellation rights before a purchase is confirmed in all

cases
D Consumers must receive cancellation rights in writing before identification checks are
undertaken

60 The difference between a nominal rate of return and a real rate of return relates solely to the
effects of:

A taxation
B charges

C inflation
D compounding
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61 Who controls the assets of a trust and looks after the property for the person or persons who
will ultimately benefit from it?

A Benefactors
B Beneficiaries

C Creditors
D Trustees

62 Which is the MOST important reason for an adviser to conduct regular reviews of a client's
circumstances and arrangements?

A To help the client complete any tax documentation

B To ensure that the adviser complies with any regulatory requirements

C To ensure that any products continue to meet a client's needs

D To ensure that the adviser retains any repeat business from the client

63 What is a key feature of exchange-traded commodities?

A They are an open-ended collective investment vehicle

B They are available only to high net worth individuals
C There is limited exposure to derivative contracts
D No additional shares can be created by the fund
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64 John is worried that he will be unable to work due to a heart attack. Which of the following
would enable him to claim if he had a severe heart attack?

A Critical Illness cover

B Permanent Health Insurance

C Mortgage Protection
D Accident, Sickness & Unemployment cover

65 Which measurement in relation to a fixed interest investment is given by the following

formula?

A Grossed up redemption yield

B Gross redemption yield

C Net redemption yield

D Running yield

66 Which of the following is NOT counted as part of the Current Account Balance?

A Imported and exported goods

B Dividends on UK holdings of overseas assets
C Long-term capital flows
D Interest on UK holdings of overseas assets
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67 Paulo is a non-resident investor. How is he likely to benefit from a double taxation treaty?

A By incurring tax at a reduced concessionary rate

B By opting for the country with the lowest tax rate

C By avoiding the need to register with the tax authorities

D By obtaining a refund of withholding tax

68 When conducting investment business for a private customer, what must a firm do?

A Only invest in products that are classified as low risk

B Make the customer aware of costs and commissions
C Meet face to face with the client
D Disclose the underlying investments in the investment products

69 Where an investment fund established in the UK satisfies the UCITS directive and is sold in
another EU country, what is the position regarding local taxes and local marketing laws?

A It will not be subject to either

B It will be subject to local taxes but not local marketing laws

C It will be subject to local marketing laws but not local taxes

D It will be subject to both local taxes and local marketing laws
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70 What are two advantages of investing in an offshore trust?

A Less complex product and only local taxes apply

B Privacy and flexibility for the client

C Security and a less complex product

D Privacy and only local taxes apply

71 The running yield of a corporate bond is determined by calculating the coupon as a percentage
of the:

A market price
B issue price
C gross dividend
D nominal value

72 Which of the following would provide the lowest level of risk for risk averse investors with
short term horizons?

A Long term gilts

B Cash deposits
C Ordinary shares
D Warrants
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73 In which country can shareholders be assured that listed companies will comply with the OECD
Principles for Corporate Governance?

A France
B Germany

C UK
D USA

74 An investor has a requirement for an 8% return and is considering choosing Stock X to satisfy
this need. Based on the Capital Asset Pricing Model, if the beta value of this stock is
recalibrated from 1.2 to 1.3, this would:

A increase the likelihood that the stock would be suitable

B decrease the likelihood that the stock would be suitable

C automatically trigger an increase in the investor's required rate

D automatically trigger a decrease in the investor's required rate

75 The Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities Directives (UCITS) cover
investment funds established in which location(s)?

A England and Wales only

B UK only

C UK and France only

D All European Union countries
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76 The members of the International Organisation of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) collectively

regulate how much of the world's securities markets?

A 70%
B 80%

C 90%
D 100%

77 How does asset allocation help meet a client's needs?

A It enables clients to invest wholly in one of the MAIN asset classes to maximise returns
B It reduces the investor's risk by investing across a range of asset classes, sectors and
individual stocks

C It provides a benchmark for a client to assess how well his investments have performed
D It enables investors to pool their investments with others and reduce the risk of direct
investment in shares

78 One of the fundamental aims of a traditional hedge fund is to minimise which type of
investment-related risk?

A Inflation risk
B Issuer risk

C Market risk
D Liquidity risk
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79 Which of the following is a factor that must be considered when constructing a portfolio?

A Verification of the client's identity

B The client's risk tolerance

C The category of investment service required

D Performance measurement

80 Which of the following investments is covered by insider dealing legislation?

A Commodity derivatives
B Equity options
C Gold
D Residential property

81 What is the impact on cash deposits of the time value of money in the current economic
environment?

A The purchasing power of the deposit decreases over time

B The purchasing power of the deposit increases in line with interest rates

C The present value of the deposit will increase proportionally in line with inflation
D The present value of the deposit will be maintained as long as interest is compounded
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82 Using Modern Portfolio Theory to create a two stock portfolio, which of the following is TRUE?

A The lower the correlation of stock returns, the greater the portfolio's diversification
B The higher the correlation of stock returns, the greater the portfolio's diversification

C The higher the correlation of stock returns, the lower the level of total risk associated with
any given level of expected return
D The lower the correlation of stock returns, the higher the level of total risk associated with
any given level of expected return

83 Which of the following is a characteristic of a quote driven market?

A Orders from buyers and sellers are automatically matched and executed
B Market makers prioritise orders according to transaction size

C Trading hours are longer than for order driven markets

D Market makers are obliged to provide two way prices

84 How do spot exchange contracts differ from forward exchange contracts?

A On the spot market, currencies are not quoted in terms of each other, unlike the forward
market

B On the spot market, the base currency is always GBP, unlike on the forward market

C Forward contracts are settled on a pre-determined future date, 3 or more business days
after the deal date
D They do not differ. On both markets the delivery date is 2 days after the deal date
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85 If clients approach a firm knowing exactly which product they wish to purchase, and ask the
firm simply to arrange the purchase, this type of transaction is normally described as:

A best advice
B instruction processing

C nominal dealing
D execution only

86 Where the mining costs of a particular metal increase to 105% of that metal's current price,
this indicates that:

A demand is significantly rising

B supply has become unreliable

C there is likely to be a shortage of raw materials

D production activities are likely to stop

87 When giving financial advice on the subject of protection, it is important to quantify a client's
assets to:

A determine whether the costs can be offset against tax liabilities

B establish what shortfall may arise if an insured event occurs
C ensure that the underwriters have sufficient information
D identify the client's appropriate risk profile
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88 In order to determine how 'efficient' the market is, financial service regulators will normally
consider the extent to which:

A products and services represent a reasonable return on capital employed

B relevant information is reflected in the price formation basis

C competition is clustered within each product sector

D regulation is needed to address existing systemic weaknesses

89 A call option is an option that generally confers:

A the right to buy

B the right to sell

C a contract to sell
D a contract to buy

90 A private equity fund is MOST likely to use a structure similar to that of which of the following?

A Investment Trust
B Limited Partnership

C OEIC
D SICAV
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91 A client in the UK was granted lasting power of attorney in relation to his elderly mother. Why
did this facility fail to provide him with control over her financial affairs after she was deemed
to have lost her mental capacity?

A She was over retirement age when her poor state of mind was first diagnosed
B He was her adopted son

C She only granted him health and welfare powers

D He was operating a power of attorney for his father at the same time

92 John is taking out a life insurance policy on Mary, his wife, and one for himself. Which of the
following statements is TRUE once the policy is in force?

A John is the life assured

B Mary is the life assured

C Mary is the proposer

D They are both the life assured

93 A characteristic of the foreign exchange market is that:

A it has no centralised market place

B it is highly illiquid

C it is unregulated
D spot market transactions settle on a T + 3 basis
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94 Which mix of investments is most appropriate for a risk averse investor?

A 50% commodities and 50% equities

B 50% cash and 50% gilts

C 50% foreign exchange and 50% CFD's

D 50% property and 50% PIBS

95 Which of the following types of organisation is MOST likely to arrange finance for a company
wanting to float on the stock market?

A Insurance companies
B Investment banks
C Custodians
D Bancassurers

96 Which of the following does a passive investment manager principally invest in?

A Equities
B An index

C Fixed income
D Other institutional funds
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97 If $2,200 is invested for four years with interest at the rate of 6% p.a., compounded half-yearly,
what will be the value at the end of this period?

A $2,696.55
B $2,777.45

C $2,786.89
D $2,860.77

98 If a collective investment scheme is unauthorised, this means that it is specifically banned

from:

A operating a bid/offer spread

B holding some of the fund assets in cash

C being marketed to the general public

D paying out dividends

99 The relationship between an adviser and a client means that the adviser has a duty to:

A ensure suitable compensation is available if the client suffers a loss

B check with a third party before providing advice to the client
C report any wrong-doings to the authorities
D always act in the best interests of the client
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100 The regulations state that Money Laundering Reporting Officers appointed by financial services
firms must:

A hold the status of employee

B hold a recognised law or accountancy qualification

C register with the country's central bank

D register with the country's data protection agency
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Question Number Answer Syllabus Reference

1 A 7.4.1
2 A 2.2.5
3 C 8.1.2
4 B 2.2.5
5 B 6.7.1
6 C 6.3.2
7 A 8.2.8
8 C 5.4.2
9 A 5.1.2
10 D 7.2.2
11 A 5.3.3
12 A 5.3.2
13 C 3.5.2
14 A 8.2.9
15 B 1.2.2
16 B 6.1.4
17 D 3.2.1
18 D 3.4.1
19 D 6.1.6
20 C 2.2.1
21 B 3.4.1
22 B 8.2.5
23 D 3.3.1
24 C 7.2.4
25 D 5.1.6
26 A 4.1.4
27 A 6.3.3
28 B 7.4.3
29 B 1.1.3
30 A 7.3.3
31 D 7.4.1
32 D 6.1.1
33 A 6.1.5
34 C 8.3.1
35 C 4.1.3
36 B 8.2.9
37 B 8.3.2
38 D 1.1.1
39 B 8.1.3
40 D 1.1.2
41 A 7.1.4
42 A 6.2.3
43 C 6.3.1
44 C 7.3.1
45 B 6.6.4
46 B 6.2.1
47 B 6.6.3
48 A 7.1.4
49 D 6.3.3
50 B 7.2.3
51 B 7.2.1
52 D 1.2.2
53 C 7.3.3
54 B 5.4.1
55 B 2.1.1
56 B 6.5.1
57 D 5.1.3
58 C 5.2.3
59 B 5.2.8
60 C 6.1.8
61 D 8.3.2
62 C 5.3.1
63 A 4.2.5
64 A 8.2.6
65 D 3.2.2
66 C 6.1.3
67 D 5.4.3
68 B 5.2.7
69 D 4.1.2
70 B 8.3.2
71 A 3.2.2
72 B 5.3.2
73 A 7.3.2
74 A 7.2.2
75 D 4.1.2
76 C 2.1.1
77 B 5.3.3
78 C 4.2.2
79 B 5.2.4
80 B 2.2.5
81 A 7.1.1
82 A 7.2.1
83 D 1.2.1
84 C 1.2.3
85 D 5.2.6
86 D 3.6.1
87 B 8.2.4
88 B 2.1.1
89 A 3.5.2
90 B 4.2.4
91 C 8.3.1
92 D 8.2.5
93 A 1.2.3
94 B 5.3.2
95 B 1.1.2
96 B 7.3.1
 97 C 6.4.2
98 C 4.1.3
99 D 5.1.1
100 A 2.2.2