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Answer: Yes, by Witt
## Explanation **Violation Analysis:** - **James Witt**: He violated Standard VII(B) - Reference to CFA Institute, the CFA Designation, and the CFA Program. His statement that passing the CFA exams gives him an "edge to deliver superior investment performance compared to others" implies that the CFA designation guarantees superior performance, which is prohibited. This is true even though he only made this statement to a colleague and not to clients. - **Elsa Otkins**: Her statement that she "enhanced my knowledge in economics by studying the CFA curriculum" is factual and permissible. This is an acceptable representation of the educational benefits of the program. **Key Points:** - Standard VII(B) prohibits implying that the CFA designation guarantees superior investment performance - The standard applies regardless of whether the statement is made to clients or colleagues - Factual statements about educational benefits are allowed **Correct Answer: B** - Yes, by Witt
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Have the Standards been violated?
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Yes, by Witt
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Yes, by Otkins
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