Anonymous

28 Oct 2020

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Currently doing a traineeship unrelated to finance. Should I study for CFA to improve my chances of getting a job as an financial analyst?

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Yang Teng

28 Oct 2020

Not a HR professional. CFA would definitely help in showing diligence and knowledge in the field. However, the programmes are intensive and would require hundreds of hours studying (if your current work allows).

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