Query around Work Exp for Application for Regular Membership

dm12816

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Dear Forum,

I would be grateful if someone can read and advise if my experience will be good enough to apply for CFA Regular Membership?

Just a quick summary about my professional background is as below:
I have passed Level 3 Exam of CFA Program in 2014.
Since 2010, I have worked as a Business Analyst in premium UK banks like Lloyds, HSBC in the Asset and Liability Management in Banking Book space, dealing with Regulatory and Compliance Reporting for Interest Rate Risk.

I have also been involved in the Reporting of Liquidity Risk in the Group Liquidity Management.

The Products coverage for those programs was from Retail Savings , Current Accounts, Commercial Deposits, Loans and Derivatives like swaps, options and forwards.
I have developed a reasonable business knowledge working for those products in a way as how clients invest in them or sell them and the market and Liquidity risks associated with them.

My Recent experience since May 2016 is working as a Business Analyst working for Alternative Investments program in a big European Bank. The alternatives asset class I am exposed to is Hedge Funds (advisory and discretionary) , Private Equity and Direct Real Estate. My role is to write Business Requirements Specification to generate Performance Reporting for these asset classes.

I am now keen to apply for the coveted CFA Charter to make further inroads into Asset Management Space. I am looking for References to sponsor my application . My two bosses in Lloyds Banking Group (Non Charterholders) have agreed to provide references.
I am sure this charter will definitely help in my professional growth.

I have colleagues in similar programs like Interest Rate Risk Management and doing similar role to mine and having three characters ‘CFA’ at the end of their name. Hence I am slightly positive that I can go ahead and apply. Thank you for reading. Any comments please ?
 
Surely does qualify. Just word your job responsibilities appropriately and leave out the non-relevant stuff.
 
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