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A group of newly hired investment analysts at a large wealth management firm is undergoing training on the company's investment practices. Part of the training focuses on hedge fund investments and addresses how the firm evaluates the risk management processes and procedures of a hedge fund being considered for investment. The analysts learn that the firm performs comprehensive due diligence on the hedge fund's investment environment, as well as on its operational environment and business practices. Which of the following is correct about a hedge fund investor's due diligence on the operational environment of a hedge fund?
A
An investor should assess the qualifications of the fund's investment team members but does not need to do the same for other fund personnel.
B
An investor should investigate the fund's compliance practices but does not need to ensure that the fund has an in-house compliance function.
C
An investor should review the fund documents but does not need to verify with the fund's law firm whether they are responsible for the content of these documents.
D
An investor should ask if the fund uses third-party service providers but does not need to inquire about the fund's relationships with these service providers.