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High-water marks are typically used when calculating the incentive fee on hedge funds. They are most likely used by clients to:

Avoid prime brokerage fees.
B. Claw back the management fees.
C. Prevent paying twice for the same performance.

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Christina Ng, a Level I CFA candidate, defaulted on a bank loan she obtained to pay for her Masters degree tuition when her wedding cost more than expected. A micro finance loan company lent her money

A. No
B. Yes,with regard to the first loan default
C. Yes,with regard to the second loan default

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A return-generating model that provides an estimate of the expected return of a security based on factors such as earnings growth and cash flow generation is best described as a:

A. Market factor model.
B. Fundamental factor model.
C. Macroeconomic factor model.

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An accounting document that records transactions in the order in which they occur is best described as a:

A. Trial balance.
B. General ledger.
C. General journal.

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Equity return series are best described as, for the most part:

A. platykurtotic（less peaked than a normal distribution）.
B. leptokurtotic（more peaked than a normal distribution）.
C. mesokurtotic（identical to the normal distribution in peakedness）.

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High-water marks are typically used when calculating the incentive fee on hedge funds. They are most likely used by clients to:

Avoid prime brokerage fees. B. Claw back the management fees. C. Prevent paying twice for the same performance.

Christina Ng, a Level I CFA candidate, defaulted on a bank loan she obtained to pay for her Masters degree tuition when her wedding cost more than expected. A micro finance loan company lent her money

A return-generating model that provides an estimate of the expected return of a security based on factors such as earnings growth and cash flow generation is best described as a:

An accounting document that records transactions in the order in which they occur is best described as a:

Equity return series are best described as, for the most part:

Avoid prime brokerage fees.
B. Claw back the management fees.
C. Prevent paying twice for the same performance.