hard · CFA Level I ethics
A candidate at Northline Timber updates her email signature to read: 'Jane Doe, CFA (Level II Candidate)' immediately after receiving her Level I pass notification and registering for the next exam.
Does this usage satisfy Standard VII(B)?
- No, because the standalone 'CFA' marks are being used as a noun and the parenthetical usage is improper.
- Yes, because the statement is factual and accurately reflects her current status in the program.
- No, because candidates are prohibited from mentioning their level of candidacy in professional signatures.
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