Extra Special Flashcards

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GDPR Principles – PLAAIDS

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  • Purpose limitation
  • Lawfulness, fairness and transparency
  • Accuracy
  • Accountability
  • Integrity and confidentiality
  • Data minimization
  • Storage limitation
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2
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What is the clue for GDPR Principles?

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PLAAIDS

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What should be considered when assessing protection products? (SPF QITCC)

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  • Suitability
  • Price
  • Features
  • Quality of service
  • Investment choice and performance
  • Tax implications
  • Charges
  • Cancellation rights
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What is the clue for assessing protection products?

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SPF QITCC

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FTOC 6 consumer outcomes

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  • Fair treatment of customers
  • Products/services meet needs
  • Consumers are appropriately informed
  • Suitable advice
  • Products/services of acceptable standard
  • No unreasonable post-sale barriers
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What are the FCA guidance on vulnerable clients? (ASSUM)

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  • Act with appropriate levels of care
  • Skills and capabilities of staff
  • Service design, customer service and communications
  • Understanding vulnerability
  • Monitoring and evaluation (ICS)
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What is the clue for FCA guidance on vulnerable clients?

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ASSUM

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8
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What does a philanthropist need to consider regarding impact investing / social investing? (REBBELL)

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  • Reputation
  • Experience in mission activities
  • Bureaucracy
  • Benefit of potential financial return
  • Expertise in products available
  • Longevity
  • Less control
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What is the clue to consider for impact investing/social investing?

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REBBELL

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What are the different Fiduciary Duties? (MAD CCLM)

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  • Duty to manage conflicts of interest
  • Duty to avoid unauthorised transactions
  • Duty to disclose information
  • Duty of care
  • Duty of confidentiality
  • Duty of loyalty
  • Duty to monitor and review
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What is the clue for the different Fiduciary Duties?

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MAD CCLM

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12
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What other considerations should be made in suitability reports? (HITCHHAB)

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  • How client dis/advantaged
  • Importance of review process and cost of advice
  • Tailored to customer
  • Costs and charges
  • Highlight risks
  • Highlight objectives omitted
  • Attitude to risk and capacity for loss
  • Balanced view
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What is the clue for other considerations in suitability reports?

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HITCHHAB

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What are the different purposes of a trust? (SPECTICS)

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  • Someone too young to handle affairs
  • Pass on assets (in lifetime or on death)
  • Employee incentive schemes (pensions)
  • Control and protection of family assets
  • Tax planning
  • Investment vehicle (unit trusts)
  • Confidentiality
  • Someone loses mental capacity
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What is the clue for different purposes of a trust?

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SPECTICS

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16
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What are the six high level principles set by TPR? (WEDGUC)

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  • Well administrated/comprehensive records
  • Effective governance and monitoring
  • Deliver good outcomes
  • Good communication to memebers
  • Understand duties
  • Comprehensive governance framework
17
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What is the clue for the six high level principles set by The Pension Regulator (TPR)?

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WEDGUC

18
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Which offences are in the Market Conduct Sourcebook (MAR)? (MIDMIM)

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  • Manipulating transaction
  • Insider dealing
  • Dissemination
  • Manipulating devices
  • Improper Disclosure
  • Misleading behaviour and distortion
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What is the clue for the different offences in the Market Conduct Sourcebook (MAR)?

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MIDMIM

20
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What does the Charities Act define as a ‘charitable purpose’? (PARACHARAE)

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  • Promotion of human rights
  • Advancement of education
  • Relief of poverty
  • Amateur sport
  • Conflict resolution
  • Health
  • Animal welfare
  • Religion
  • Arts and heritage
  • Environmental protection
21
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What is the clue for the different ‘charitabl purposes’ defined by the Charities Act?

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PARACHARAE

22
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What is the role of the investment policy statement (IPS)? (ALASTTIIRR)

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  • Asset allocation
  • Liquidity requirements
  • Any other factors
  • Selected benchmark
  • Time horizon
  • Tax position
  • Investment strategy
  • Investment objectives
  • Risk profile
  • Restrictions
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What is the clue for the role of the investment policy statement?

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ALASTTIIRR

24
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What are the duties of trustees? (PACCK)

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  • Provide information to beneficiaries when requested
  • Act impartially between beneficiaries
  • Comply with terms of trust
  • Control trust property
  • Keep accounts
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