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I want to know details about CFA COURSE.

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    Pratham Bhandari | Contributor-Level 6

    a year ago
    CFA full form is Chartered Financial Analyst, and it is one of the most essential courses in portfolio financial analysis. The programme's goal is to give students standardised instruction and training in the subject of financial and investment analysis. Chartered Financial Analyst syllabus covers conceptual knowledge of economics, portfolio management, corporate finance, etc. Chartered Financial Analyst job scope is vast providing employment opportunities with roles such as finance analyst, supply chain analyst, portfolio manager, risk analyst, etc. The training has three CFA levels:
    CFA Level 1
    CFA Level 2
    CFA Level 3.

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