The CFA Program is a professional credential offered by the CFA Institute (formerly AIMR) to investment & finance professionals and students. The CFA Certification has three different Levels and the minimum time required to clear all three is approximately 2 years. The requirements for a CFA charterholder membership are 48 months of acceptable professional work experience and passing the Level I, Level II and Level III exams.

Topics Covered

Topic Area Ethical and Professional Standards Quantitative Methods Economics Financial Reporting and Analysis Corporate Finance Equity Investments Fixed Income Derivatives Alternative Investments Portfolio Management

Who should attend

Minimum Eligibility: The candidate should be in Final Year of graduation to pursue CFA Level I Exam

Pre-requisites

Candidates for the CFA Program include students entering the investment field, professionals increasing their expertise and marketability, and people making a career change into the investment profession from other disciplines

What you need to bring

CFA notes

Key Takeaways

Most recognized global designation for finance professional in the world Chartered Financial Analysts are regarded as an expert in finance by clients, recruiters and employers Especially useful in Investment Banking, Portfolio Management, Investment Research and Security Analysis