Chartered Financial Analyst

Posted Date: 10 Aug 2007 Resource Type: Articles/Knowledge Sharing Category: Career Guidance

Posted By: giridhar narayan Member Level: Diamond
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They essentially bridge the gap between the accountants and management graduates.“However, this job area of finance has been under cloud off late. Started by the Americans, ICFAI replicated the course and has been under the legal muck ever since. But it’s a good course to do if one wants to acquire legal knowledge, but not if one wants to work as a CFA.

Programme:The Chartered Financial Analyst has a training programme for financial executives to upgrade their skills. The ICFAI has a certified and a 3year post-graduate programme by correspondence.

Remuneration:The package is comparable to the best in the field of finance. A CFA can expect a starting salary of Rs 8,000.

Future prospects:The course offers comprehensive knowledge of financial services. It’s still at a nascent stage and hasn’t earned the statutory recognition. With the entry of international financial companies there is a lot of scope in this

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