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A certified Financial Risk Manager working at a bank is tasked by the Chief Risk Officer to create a public report demonstrating the bank's compliance with the industry's best practices in risk management. To substantiate the claim that the bank's risk management strategies are effective, the risk manager opts to include information on the risk-adjusted returns of specific clients in the report. Considering this situation, which of the following statements most accurately represents the manager's adherence to the GARP Code of Conduct?
A
The manager violates the GARP Code of Conduct because the manager discloses some of the bank's confidential information.
B
The manager violates the GARP Code of Conduct because the manager overstates the strength of the bank's risk management practices in the report.
C
The manager violates the GARP Code of Conduct because the manager does not distinguish between facts and opinions.
D
The manager does not violate the GARP Code of Conduct.