A senior wealth advisor, Ms. Anya Sharma, is managing the portfolio of Mr. Kenji Tanaka, a retired engineer. Ms. Sharma identifies a high-yield corporate bond issued by a company in which she holds a significant personal investment. This bond offers a slightly higher return than comparable bonds available in the market, but also carries a moderately higher risk profile, which may not be suitable for Mr. Tanaka\'s conservative investment objectives. Ms. Sharma discloses to Mr. Tanaka that she has a personal investment in the issuing company. However, she does not explicitly detail the potential risks associated with the bond or the extent of her personal financial gain from recommending it. Instead, she emphasizes the higher yield and suggests it as a way to slightly boost Mr. Tanaka\'s retirement income. Mr. Tanaka, trusting Ms. Sharma\'s expertise, agrees to allocate a portion of his portfolio to the bond. Which of the following best describes whether Ms. Sharma has adequately fulfilled her ethical and fiduciary responsibilities in this scenario?