Posts Tagged ‘CFA charterholder’
On the Rise of CFA Candidates in Asia
The CFA program has long been viewed as an essential qualification for anyone hoping to enter the lucrative world of investment banking. First conceived in 1942, the CFA program is now one of the US’s most successful exports. And in Asia, the credential is becoming ever more highly prized. An Origin Story With around 150k…
Read Full Post9 Steps to Prepping for the CFA Exams
For each candidate, whether they’re Level 1, 2 or 3, the exams mark a huge milestone on the ascent to becoming a Chartered Financial Analyst. And many more are weighing up the decision as to whether the CFA Program is the right climb for them… The post-nominal designation of CFA requires candidates to overcome many…
Read Full PostOne of the Biggest Influences on Your CFA Score: Personality
Becoming a CFA Charterholder is all about the three exams. And the required 48 months of work experience. And the 900+ hours of time in blood, sweat, and tears you’ll spend studying. But mostly, it’s the exams. All of these elements—and the exams—make the globally recognized CFA Program the highest standard of measurement for assessing…
Read Full PostMy #1 Study Tip for the CFA Exams
Many successful CFA charterholders credit their success in the CFA exams with their study habits. Personally, I believe it is different for each person and depends entirely on your advance preparation. It is arguable that the pass rate for the CFA Level 1 exam is weighted lower in comparison to the others because candidates really…
Read Full PostIf I Pass the CFA Exam Will I Get Higher Pay?
The CFA exams are favored as one of the top financial services qualifications to achieve—across the world. A common misconception is held though that simply passing the exams will help you get higher pay. Education always opens the door to better-salaried jobs. True, right? Hmm. Many students ask me straight, “If I pass the CFA…
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