
Explanation:
According to CFA Institute Standards of Professional Conduct, particularly Standard IV(B) - Additional Compensation Arrangements:
Standard IV(B) requires members to obtain written consent from their employer before accepting compensation or benefits that could reasonably be expected to create a conflict of interest with their employer.
Chu's board position and the free music library access constitute additional compensation that could create a conflict of interest.
While she appropriately discloses this to clients (which addresses Standard VI(A) - Disclosure of Conflicts), she must also comply with Standard IV(B) by obtaining written consent from her employer.
She does not need to decline the access entirely (Option A) or exclude Rabbat from her investment universe (Option B) as long as proper disclosures and consent are obtained.
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According to the Standards, Chu must:
A
decline the music library access.
B
exclude Rabbat from her investment universe.
C
obtain written consent from her employer regarding the music library access.
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