Are the financial papers such as the m5, m8, m9, m9a and HI needed if I intend to pursue an investment job?

For example, an analyst in an investment firm?

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Terence Tan

30 Oct 2019

Financial Services Consultant at Manulife Financial Advisors

Hi Anon

I feel it’s better to check with the investment firm. These papers are mainly papers to be taken, to be a financial advisor/ financial services consultant

Hope this helps! Cheers

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