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A new regulatory mandate has been imposed by the government which highly affected your portfolio. Multiple regulatory components are requested to be added to the portfolio in order to comply with…

The correct answer is C. Portfolio Governance Board. This question tests who holds formal authority to approve the initiation of new portfolio components, particularly when responding to mandatory external regulatory requirements.

Portfolio Governance

Question

A new regulatory mandate has been imposed by the government which highly affected your portfolio. Multiple regulatory components are requested to be added to the portfolio in order to comply with new governmental bank regulations. Initiating these components requires permission from

Options

  • APortfolio Manager
  • BPortfolio Sponsor
  • CPortfolio Governance Board
  • DPortfolio Components' teams

How the community answered

(31 responses)
  • A
    3% (1)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    94% (29)

Why each option

This question tests who holds formal authority to approve the initiation of new portfolio components, particularly when responding to mandatory external regulatory requirements.

APortfolio Manager

The Portfolio Manager executes and monitors the portfolio but does not hold the governance authority to formally authorize the initiation of new components without board approval.

BPortfolio Sponsor

The Portfolio Sponsor provides executive support and funding advocacy but the formal authority for initiating components resides with the governance board as a collective body, not with a single sponsor.

CPortfolio Governance BoardCorrect

The Portfolio Governance Board holds ultimate authority over portfolio component initiation decisions, including regulatory-mandated additions. Even when components are legally required, formal governance approval is necessary to authorize the allocation of resources, set prioritization relative to existing components, and officially integrate them into the portfolio structure.

DPortfolio Components' teams

Portfolio component teams are responsible for executing approved work and have no authority to initiate, authorize, or formally add new components to the portfolio.

Concept tested: Portfolio governance board authority over component initiation

Source: https://www.pmi.org/pmbok-guide-standards/foundational/standard-for-portfolio-management

Topics

#Portfolio Governance#Regulatory Compliance#Decision Making#Component Authorization

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