Explanation:
Explanation: According to Standard VI(A) - Disclosure of Conflicts, buy-side members and candidates are required to disclose their procedures for reporting requirements related to personal transactions. This ensures transparency and mitigates potential conflicts of interest.
Option A is incorrect because disclosing beneficial ownership in any security is not a requirement under this standard.
Option C is incorrect because blackout periods, as discussed in Standard VI(B) - Priority of Transactions, are designed to prevent front-running client trades and are not directly related to disclosure requirements under Standard VI(A).
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According to the Standard VI(A) on Disclosure of Conflicts, buy-side members should disclose to clients their:
A
beneficial ownership in any security.
B
procedures for reporting requirements related to personal transactions.
C
policies regarding blackout periods during which trading for clients is restricted.