Hend I think both
I think both statements where correct because BT Staff actually bragged that they have fooled their customers.
This was one of the things gattehred when the palyed the recorded discussion and happened after.
Wow, great memory Sacha, you managed to remember all this,
Maybe that's because you wrote this just after you left the exam?
I dropped to sleep the minute I reached home, since I didn't sleep for a minute the night before, and it seems I lost memory of all question specifics in that sleep.
I remember now the questions you mentioned.
There was one particular question I stopped at:
Bankers Trust was sued by Proctor & Gamble and -----Greetings, among the allegations against it:
I- The payoffs of the options it contracted for its clients were not clear to them
II- BT employees bragged about fooling clients.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but II was how I was proved true in court, not an allegation made against BT. So only I is correct. Right?
When I did practice questions on ethics, I always got it wrong, but the ones in the exam were pretty easy, I think.
You don't delegate your ethical responsibilities, and you become bound by code of conduct upon registration for FRM exam or GARP membership whichever comes first. (I'll always have doubts)
Good luck
I think both statements where correct because BT Staff actually bragged that they have fooled their customers.
This was one of the things gattehred when the palyed the recorded discussion and happened after.