Providing examples of ethical issues. Take the opportunity to test your ethical nous with our series of bi-monthly Ethics Case Studies.
Ethics
Promoting the highest levels of professional and ethical conduct is a key priority for CFA UK
Ethics in the Real World
Providing examples of ethical issues. Take the opportunity to test your ethical nous with our series of bi-monthly Ethical Case Studies.
Inclusion at the heart of ESG
February and March 2022 will see CFA UK’s Inclusion & Diversity Committee and associated working groups come together with industry leaders, investment professionals, investors, policymakers and influencers for robust debate and insight on driving industry change on inclusion.
Holding the line, speaking up and whistleblowing
An introduction to dealing with this difficult topic.
Ethical Leadership Programme
Aimed at current and future leaders across the investment profession, the programme will enable leaders, who take daily business decisions that impact on clients, with the skills, techniques and experience to deal with ethical issues within the investment profession.
Disclaimer
The CFA UK’s online Ethics Support Area (including this page and the various pages referenced above) are provided to CFA UK for general guidance only. None of the information it contains constitutes, or can be relied on as providing, legal advice. CFA UK members are at all times personally responsible for their professional conduct, ethics and decisions, and must take their own appropriate professional advice and reach their own conclusions as to what their professional obligations and ethics require of them in any particular situation.
The Ethics Support Area is provided in good faith and the Society uses reasonable endeavours to ensure that the information it contains is correct. However, CFA UK makes no warranties or representations as to its accuracy, and does not accept any responsibility or liability for any error, omission or misstatement (whether or not arising out of negligence) or for any loss or damage sustained as a result of reliance on information supplied.