It is seen that the fall took place within one year of investment and the loss was as high as 55%. This shows that the exposure on one single country was high. Also, the fall has occurred within one year
The investment adviser had to foresee the likely political changes in the short term and impact ts on the fund suggested. Hence, in the given case, Cheun's recommendation violated the standard on diligence because he did not anticipate the economic collapse of a new Government.
The answer is option 3.
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