CFA is "Chartered Financial Analyst" (Chartered Financial Analyst) for short, it is the securities investment and management of a professional qualification title, by the United States "Chartered Financial Analyst Institute" (ICFA) initiated the establishment. It is a professional qualification in the securities investment and management industry, and was initiated by the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts (ICFA). It is a professional qualification for the securities investment and management industry, which was initiated by the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute (ICFA).

The Institute was originally established in June 1959 by the Federation of Financial Analysts (FAF) in Charlottesville, Virginia, in conjunction with the University of Virginia.

CFA qualifications:

1. Have a bachelor's degree or equivalent professional level or above, there is no restriction on the major; the total number of years of university study and full-time work experience of four years;

If the applicant does not have a bachelor's degree, but has a considerable professional level, can also be accepted as a candidate.CFA will use the work experience to assess the applicant's professional The CFA will use the work experience to assess the applicant's professional standard. Generally speaking, 4 years of work experience is regarded as a substitute for a bachelor's degree. These 4 years of work experience do not necessarily have to be in the investment field related work, as long as it is legitimate, full-time, professional work experience can be accepted;

College students, the earliest can be in the 12 months before graduation to register to sign up for the exam.

2. Comply with the code of ethics

3. Complete registration and enrollment as well as payment of fees

4. Be able to take the exam in English CFA Exam Contents:

The CFA Institute regularly conducts career analyses of chartered financial analysts around the globe to determine whether the body of investment knowledge and skills in the curriculum is important in the chartered financial analyst's work practice. Important. Candidates' Body of KnowledgeTM (Body of Knowledge) consists of four main components: ethical and professional moral standards, investment tools (including quantitative analytical methods, economics, financial statement analysis, and corporate finance), asset valuation (including equity securities products, fixed-income products, financial derivatives, and other types of investment products), portfolio management, and investment performance reporting.

The CFA Level 1 exam course focuses on the tools of investment valuation and management, and also includes an introductory introduction to asset valuation and portfolio management techniques. The format of the Level 1 exam is Multiple Choice, with 120 questions per paper and 240 questions per volume;

The CFA Level 2 exam curriculum focuses on asset valuation and the application of investment tools (including economics, financial statement analysis, and quantitative analysis methods). The format of the Level 2 exam (Level 2) is Case Choice (Multiple Choice), with 60 questions in each volume, ***120 questions;

The CFA Level 3 exam is a comprehensive summary of the first two sets of content. Three-level examination (Level 3) form is divided into two parts, the morning part of the two categories, including short-answer and calculation questions, the afternoon part of the same form with the second level of 10 Item Set, each of the six questions, ***60 questions;

CFA each level of the examination is divided into three phases of the enrollment time, which is due to the CFA Institute encourages candidates to enroll early early review, the sooner the the more prepared they are to pass the exam.