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| Author | Topic: Qualifications required for the charter |
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| robpet @2005-06-12 13:21:25 |
This is my first message in the forum . As I know nobody who has done a CFA, I turned to a forum :) I work as a risk analyst in credit cards. I looked at the positions that need to be held to get a CFA. My position was not stated explicitly. Will my position make me eligible? Also, Does this requirement have to be fulfilled after all 3 levels are passed? I might sound silly but I am just a starter. I would appreciate your help. |
| javasri @2005-06-18 13:52:20 |
you can take the exams before or after you get the experience, but the actual charter isn't awarded until you have both the exams and the experience, and there's a bunch of folks who've passed all 3 levels but can't get the charter yet because they lack experience. |
| thisisroot @2005-06-24 23:46:45 |
i guess you can get by working as a risk analyst. |
| okta @2005-06-30 04:08:57 |
can i get the CFA practice? |
| maluvha @2005-07-06 07:50:26 |
I don't seem to find the fees payable.How much are the fees in USD that is registration and Part 1 fees |
| ejanafish @2005-07-29 14:18:59 |
This is my first message in the forum . As I know nobody who has done a CFA, I turned to a forum :) I work as a risk analyst in credit cards. I looked at the positions that need to be held to get a CFA. My position was not stated explicitly. Will my position make me eligible? Also, Does this requirement have to be fulfilled after all 3 levels are passed? I might sound silly but I am just a starter. I would appreciate your help. |
| bgnyc @2005-08-29 20:40:49 |
What if you have the experiance but not an undergrad degree? |
| gbka @2006-05-25 12:50:29 |
i have finished my UG in BA Economics and have got work experience in back office processing in loans processing section and have been in citibank credit card collections (recovery) and have experience for 6 yrs. right now i am doing my masters in foreign trade 1st yr and got another year to finish and will be finishing it in mar 2007. should i have to wait until mar 2007? what kind of experience is required for me or this exp is enough? what is the fees structure like in USD? |
| pappan @2006-05-29 06:00:42 |
I had been completed my Gratuation in commerce 19years begore. At present my designation is Chief Accountant. Am I qualify to do the course |
| kjbs @2006-05-30 01:42:04 |
Hi! My first msg too in the forum, (or any e-forum for that mater). I'm in the trust business but doing mostly marketing and sales. In my experience as a marketing person, my prospects/clients provide more time, info, and assets/funds for management if the person they talk with are really hands-on, has solid credibility on investments, and can provide alternative ways on trust and investment management. Due to this and over time, I have developed a wanting to learn more about investments, and indeed take the CFA exam series in the future. To prepare me with this, can you recommend subjects that I should start working on, and is there an age limit? I'm 28. Thank you for your help! |
| 0is4eva @2006-05-30 05:14:43 |
To 'pappan': I received a brochure where it says "CFA eligibility checklist. To apply for the CFA Program you must have either: a) A US bachelor's degree or comparable non US degree (the degree requirement is self-reporting), or b) at least 4 years qualified work experience (not including summer, part-time or internship positions) - a combination of university and professional work is acceptable." To 'kjbs': There is no age limit. Until you enrol, start with the subject you enjoy the most, from the 18 study sessions of Level I. It doesn't matter which one you start with, you have to do them all once you become a candidate. |
| ileeru @2006-06-17 11:27:59 |
my advice to all intending student is to get started as quick as the intention manifest. i dont no the monetary worth too.i will aprct if any body can tell me. |
| kollidam @2006-07-15 15:16:25 |
sir, I beleongs to INDIA and aged about 27 years.I have 7 years of experiance as follows. -4 years as officer finance &accountsin a 50 million turnover patnershipfirm dealing in telecom products. -3 years as audit in charge in chartered accountant firm in INDIA. -I am doing my undergrauation in commerce (called B.COM) here by distance education and also doing chartered accountant final courseof INDIA. -cOULD YOU PLEASE GUIDE ME WHETHER I CAN APPLY FOR CFA LEVEL 1 DECEMBER 2006 EXAM? |
| Nyika @2007-01-20 07:47:18 |
what are the main qualifications required and who do l register? |
| adee123 @2007-02-14 12:00:08 |
what you require from the applicant of CFA? what are the main career benefits of CFA? |
| nahian @2007-02-24 17:57:10 |
Dear MANAGEMENT I M NAHIAN Have Just finished A'LEVELS from bangladesh. WANT TO START CFA AS SOON AS POSSIBLE . PLZ hLP MI TO GET CFA WITHOUT BACHLORS DEGREE! |
| zanu @2007-03-19 12:31:21 |
Hi I am from India and i wanted to know that as per my qualification am i eligible for CFA. My qualification is a BCOM graduate with a work experience of three years as a Assistant centre manager |
| usheri @2007-05-25 14:30:15 |
i need a access to free demo lecture notes |
| mohamedfahmy @2007-06-22 20:51:02 |
i am a chartered accountant in egypt since 1984.
As money market in my area is not as in U.S.A & Informatin is mainly not available (books, researches, ... so on) beside usdollar=5.7 Egyptian pound this is a biggest proplem,i am 55years old unemployed i dont have welfare system or copensation from government agencies so to look for more education i have to pay & scholarships not available,for qulification. I AM but for money,I AM not can you advice me how to solve this equation just to start to study. best regards mhamed fahmy |
| ALKF @2019-05-07 06:43:14 |
Hi, I just joined the club reading did I understand that one need both experience plus passed exams to be charter. When experience or job positions that qualifies? Anyone? Thanks. |
CFA Discussion Topic: Qualifications required for the charter
I passed! I did not get a chance to tell you before the exam - but your site was excellent. I will definitely take it next year for Level II.
