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Ethics & accountability · Calling out concerns to leadership

Preparing a client-facing performance report, you realize the returns are being presented in a way that's technically accurate but leaves out fees and a benchmark that would make the numbers look far less impressive. Your head of product signed off on the format. How do you raise it?

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'Technically accurate' isn't the standard for client disclosure — 'not misleading' is, and a return figure that hides fees and dodges the fair benchmark fails that test even if every number is real.

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