medium · CFA Level I ethics
A portfolio manager at Sable Payments frequently uses aggressive, offensive language in private emails to a colleague about their supervisor.
Is this a violation of Standard I(D)?
- No, because the conduct does not involve dishonesty, fraud, or deceit.
- Yes, because it shows a lack of professional respect and reflects poorly on the firm.
- Yes, but only if the emails are eventually leaked to clients or the public.
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