Chartered Financial Analyst Preparatory Program for CFA is an in-depth, exam-focused and easy-to-learn training program for candidates to gain a clear understanding of the CFA Program concepts.
The course curriculum includes Equity Investment, Corporate Finance, Derivatives, Financial Reporting and Analysis etc. It prepares the aspirants to be effective and ethical investment management working professionals.
The Chartered Financial Analyst program is one of the most prestigious commerce programs available. Students who earn a CFA certificate earn almost the same money and respect as those who earn a CA or CS degree. Chartered Financial Analysts have huge demand and they will have the opportunity to work in various financial corporations.
Eligibility Criteria for CFA
1. The candidates must pass their bachelor or equivalent programs from any stream from recognised universities or colleges. Candidates who are in the last year of their Bachelor's degree program can also register for the CFA course.
2. One of the most important CFA requirements is that the candidates must be fluent in English as the study material, as well as the exams, would be conducted in English
Career after CFA
After the completion of the CFA certification course, a Chartered Financial Analyst can get employed in the following positions as Business Consultant, Investment Manager, Private Banker, CFO and Many more. The candidates can get an average salary of INR 2 Lakh.
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Chartered Financial Analyst |
The Chartered Financial Analysts are tasked with making the financial decision of the company regarding investment management , track stock performances, etc. They have to research and track the financial position of the different companies as well as individuals. |
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Business Consultant |
The business consultants are concerned with the different aspects of the business such as the finance ,accounting, marketing, operation, etc.They are concerned with the overall operation and effectiveness of the business |
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Market Research Analyst |
They collect data from the market from the customers, competitors, etc. They take stock of the entire market conditions and provide the company’s top brass information about the next course of action. |
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Investment Manager |
The main job role of the investment manager is to provide the companies or individual clients with advice regarding the various investment options such as buying or selling of bonds, mutual funds, securities and stock. |
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Portfolio Manager |
Their main role is to create and manage the investment portfolio of different clients. They try to understand the trend in the market and maximise the clients’ return in investment. |
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Private Bankers |
They help their individual clients to maintain their individual account and financial risks and services. They also sell various financial services of the bank to the individual clients |
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Risk Manager |
They identify the financial risk that the organisation may face in the future and try to find a solution so that they are able to mitigate the risk. They also check the financial risk of new business ventures |
