Program Overview
Gaining such a qualification is evidence that the holder possesses the skills and the knowledge that are in high demand by employers in the securities markets, banking, corporate finance, fund management, and insurance. The Chartered Financial Analyst® (CFA®) qualification is administered by the CFA Institute in the USA and is promoted as the industry standard for professionals working in the financial services industry.
This program is designed to help candidates understand every learning outcome statement included in the CFA® curriculum so that you get the maximum marks. Regular assessments and evaluations at every phase of study ensures candidates practice sufficient exam style questions and stay up to speed. The course is designed to help the learning process with graphic-rich slides and exam-style questions that will complement the lecturer’s interactive and engaging teaching style.
Who Should Attend
The CFA® qualification is ideal for you if you want to or are already working in the investment profession and wish to be professionally qualified to succeed in current practice.
Exam(s) Details
CFA LI - Chartered Financial Analyst Level 1
The CFA® exam consists of three levels that must be completed sequentially. Candidates may sit for only one examination each year: Level I: Focuses on fundamental knowledge of investment tools with some analysis. Level II: Places a stronger emphasis on analysis and the practical application of investment tools and concepts. Level III: Focuses on effective portfolio management using evaluation tools and analytical methods. Testing Windows: Level I: Four testing windows per year in February, May, August, and November. Level II: Three testing windows per year in February, August, and November. Level III: Two testing windows per year in May and August.
Available languages:English
Total Questions: 180
1140 to 1490 USD
Course Prerequisite
To register for the CFA® exam, you need to either hold a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) or be in the second year of your bachelor's degree program. If you don't meet this academic requirement, your professional work experience can also be considered towards eligibility. The simplest way to determine your eligibility for the CFA® exam is to provide us with information about your degree and work experience. Meet one of the following entrance requirements: Have a bachelor's (or equivalent). Or be in the 3rd year of the bachelor's degree program at the time of registration to sit for the Level I Exam (the candidate must complete his degree program prior to the date of sitting for his Level II exam). Or have four years of professional work experience (does not have to be investment-related). Or have a combination of professional work and college experience that totals at least four years. Part-time positions do not qualify, and the four-year total must be accrued prior to enrollment.
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