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+1calvol wrote:
I could see FRM becoming L-4, and possibly some kind of financial modeling certification.
WTF is wrong with you???ryzhiy wrote:
If level 4 would ever exist, which subjects would you find there?
CFA is a “generalist” program, so you might not get the true flavor of a certain topic if you want to learn more about it.MrSmart wrote:
I still haven’t gone through L2 & L3, but I’m assuming the following topics still leave some things to be desired.
- Option pricing and valuation models (covered at L2)
- Valuing financial, startup, cyclical, or distressed firms (Valuing start-ups is covered at L2)
- Accounting fraud and manipulation (covered at L2)
- Financial engineering and mathematics (God forbid this)-CFA is not the right program if you want to be a financial engineer. Consider Phd in Computer Sciences, Physics etc.
- Predictive analysis and performance forecast
- Investing and fund strategies (covered at L2)
- More in-depth technical analysis-There’s a program called Chartered Market Technician (CMT), which is solely devoted to technical analysis.
It is my understanding that L1 is a broad coverage of different busines school topics. L2 is equity, corp finance, and accouting statement focused on M&As, and valuation methodologies. L3 emphasizes portfolio management and includes strategies for applying the tools, inputs, and asset valuation models in managing equity, fixed income, and derivative investmentsFinkid wrote:
CFA is a “generalist” program, so you might not get the true flavor of a certain topic if you want to learn more about it.MrSmart wrote:
I still haven’t gone through L2 & L3, but I’m assuming the following topics still leave some things to be desired.
- Option pricing and valuation models (covered at L2)
- Valuing financial, startup, cyclical, or distressed firms (Valuing start-ups is covered at L2)
- Accounting fraud and manipulation (covered at L2)
- Financial engineering and mathematics (God forbid this)-CFA is not the right program if you want to be a financial engineer. Consider Phd in Computer Sciences, Physics etc.
- Predictive analysis and performance forecast
- Investing and fund strategies (covered at L2)
- More in-depth technical analysis-There’s a program called Chartered Market Technician (CMT), which is solely devoted to technical analysis.
No, there is one thing that sucks worse–registering for Level 3 on the same day that your colleague got his L3 results and says, “Yay! I passed! I am through with the program, while you shmucks still have another year of your life to go!”Bilal wrote:
Nothing sucks more than having work colleagues celebrating their L1-2 results while u have to wait for 2 additional weeks..