Mr Utkarsh - thank you for the video and clearing up this question . Could I please ask you to also discuss the difference between the FRM and ERP qualification in terms of for whom each will be the better option and the career paths?
sir i am a ca final student and feel like i am stuck up and wont be able to clear so i need to shift to some other course like CFA so i want to know that is CFA on a standalone basis be good career option like CA or will i be able to earn good and make good career on standalone basis of CFA?
Sir i just pass 12 my frnds doing ca n im not intrstd in that i am much more intrdtd in stock market n finance so abhi 12 ke baad frm and graduation baad cfa would be good or just simple do bcom n then easily cfa ???? pls helf very confused
Dear Ion, Thanks for getting in touch with us! The course you decide to opt for depends on the intricacy of your job; the FRM Program is most suitable for a risk management profile while the CFA Program is multi-faceted. Best regards, Team FinTree
Planning to go for FRM while pursuing MBA in Finance...And after that for CFA (while working with MBA and FRM degree) Is it the right track? Please suggest
M a corporate professional from legal & Company secretarial work background with 18 yrs exp. Want to enhance my finance skills. Is CFA worth or it will be just adding on to one more degree. Pls advise
my strongest part is maths i would say i am very good at maths but vice versa in theoretical knowledge. what should i do? anyone would like to suggest me anything, you are most welcome. thank you in advance
Dear Manish, Thanks for getting in touch with us! The CFA Program is focused on the sphere of finance while the FRM Program delves into risk management. Both programs give you an understanding of various financial instruments, derivatives included. Best regards, Team FinTree
Hi Gaurav, Thanks for getting in touch with us! You may study either of the two courses or you may attempt at having both. The CFA Program is based on core finance while the FRM Program is based on financial risk management. Best regards, Team FinTree
I am thinking to join frm, can you please tell me the scope of frm in India. Is it good to have this only .? And how will be my career in this field? Please assist me.
Hello sir i am a bcom graduate and i have a 3.5 years of work experience in banking sector. Which course is well suited for me and also my math is very weak.
no. Get a job, do overtime, then you’ll be promoted. Once you have a job, just work like hell. Nobody gives a fuck about a piece of paper once you work, these exams are just scams. Check out top employees in J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs, they study random bachelors and don’t pass other exams because the bank doesn’t fucking care
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Dear Vijay, Thanks for getting in touch with us! The choice of course depends on the industry you intend to eventually enter and the goals you have set. The CFA Program delves into finance while the FRM Program delves into the realm of risk management. Best regards, Team FinTree
Sir, I have done Cma and I'm in Costing profile from last one year, I'm interested to shift my career to investment banking. Is cfa value addition to my Cma and does it helpful to switch my career..
currently I am working in Audit complaince, kyc aml and credit Dept, in a bank. I don't have much knowledge in equity nor good in maths😅 Considering above things Cfa is bit costly( money wise) for me Frm I can afford and Executive Mba in financial markets and Executive mba in only finance some institutions are offering and taking fees which is around 1.80 lacs So can you please guide me in my decision, I m bit stuck 🤠
Dear Vinay, Thanks for getting in touch with us! We have a Level Zero course that builds a foundation if you do not have a background in mathematics and equity. Do let us know if you would like to know more about our Level Zero course and our team will assist you further. Compared to many MBA Programs the CFA Program is significantly cheaper and offers more knowledge in terms of both depth and breadth. The CFA Program roughly costs US$ 2,500 (~INR 190,000 at current rates, which is similar to the affordable master degrees you made mention of). We recommend you to reflect on your decision once again as this is a valuable opportunity for you to take advantage of. Do write back to us if you have any further questions. Best regards, Team FinTree
Hi Sir, Is it advise able to take CFA to the person who completed his Acca & MBA International Business & finance from London. Kindly advise, desperately looking for a prompt response..
Having completed ACCA and MBA IB is itself a very good tool to kick start job in BFSI sector. CFA will add cream to it and is always helpful, you can go for it if your job clearly demands it for promotion. Else you can give a break and gain some experience and then try CFA.
Hi sir, I being from a retail nd corporate banking sector, Should I opt for a basic zero level course on equities, derivatives, foreign currency, financial analysis etc. from fintree, and then enrol for Frm, Because I don't have much knowledge about the markets? My current work profile or spread is mainly operations in Banking compliance Kyc Aml and bank loan products (credit). So can you help me out about this? What subjects will be covered under zero level. 😊
Hi Vinay, Thanks for getting in touch with us! We recommend you to have a look through our FinTree Level Zero course to have a firm foundation prior to any course. The fundamentals of statistics, fixed income instruments, equity securities, accounting, and derivatives will be addressed along with a special section on using the exam-prescribed calculator. For assistance with obtaining access to FinTree Level Zero, please reach out to us via phone to +91 88880 77722 and our representatives will gladly assist you. Best regards, Team FinTree
Depends, do you want to work in Risk Management? Do you have a niche focus on these areas? Background Education? Many other variables. Call up our counselling team on +91-8888077722 to get more insights
For a career of the specifics that you mentioned, you would have to select the CFA Program instead of FRM, as the CFA Program delves into finance as compared to the FRM Program that delves into risk management.
Dear Hafizur, Thanks for getting in touch with us! The better course is the one which is most relevant to you for the indefinite future. Best regards, Team FinTree
Switching for Mechanical Engg to Finance domain will bring a huge change in syllabus. You won't find anything in common. But if you have already decided to land into finance sector than you should start with the CMA course if Institute of cost accountants of India.
Haha i know who u are talking about when u say people in eastern region 😆 i know the institute name. Even I'm confused how these people who were my classmates were studying for CFA in the 1st year of college
Sir any reason that why there is eligibility criteria for cfa nd what u said is true as most of my colleagues have completed cfa by the time they completed graduation.So is there any problem in faking 4 yrs of work experience to do cfa.will any action be taken or registration be cancelled if cfa institute get to know about it?
Dear Aditya, Thanks for getting in touch with us! The CFA Institute holds discretion in the choice of verifying information you provide. You are solely accountable for the information you provide and any ramifications that follow. Yours sincerely, Team FinTree
Shivam Sirsikar Hi Shivam, is much time do you have on a daily basis ? Which attempt are you planning to take ? What’s your background ? How comfortable are you with basic maths and stats ?
FinTree sir my office tym is during buisness hrs , my father is mcom , i am first in family pursuing ca as per my family demand , i hav person intrest in finance sector , i do share trading nt intraday bt longterm ..
Dear Dinusha, Thanks for getting in touch with us! You may begin preparations for the CFA exam, on finishing your schooling. However, you are eligible to sit for the exam only on reaching the final year of your bachelors degree program as mentioned in the CFA Institute enrollment requirements. Click the link to see all the five requirements you must accept prior to beginning the program- www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfa/register/enrollment-requirements Best regards, Team FinTree
Sir i m pursuing Bsc. Maths and i want go for MBA as I m interested in marketing... So you can please tell me any of these courses will improve my profile Or help me in future for placement ..
Kshitiz Jaiswal is you’re interested in marketing , I doubt if any of these courses will help as all of them are focussed on finance. However if you’re still interested , CFP might be a better choice as against CFA or FRM. It’ll give you knowledge of various financial products and will be a provide a decent entry point role within BFSI segment
@@kshitizjaiswal2997 Studying for CFP. first might give you a decent entry level exposure to Finance and may also help. you take better decisions with. respect to MBA colleges. and specializations
Hi Shankar, Thanks for getting in touch with us! There are no concessions available to any individual besides scholarships. Click on the links below to learn more about CFA and FRM scholarships- CFA Scholarships- www.fintreeindia.com/cfa-program-scholarships/ FRM Scholarships- www.fintreeindia.com/frm-scholarships/ Best regards, Team FinTree
Dear Md, Thanks for getting in touch with us! The FinTree Financial Modeling course is available in the online and classroom formats. The online format consists of pre-recorded video and the classroom course is held in Pune. You may opt for either one of the formats available. Do let us know the format you intend to take. Best regards, Team FinTree
Dear navaskp, You may register for the CFA Program is you fulfill all the five enrollment requirements mentioned here- www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfa/register/enrollment-requirements Please write back to us if you have any further questions. Best regards, Team FinTree
FRM Certification is offered by the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP), USA. This course is globally recognised. Get more insights about the FRM course here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0YKRCSuwVts.html .
I am a student of 5 years integrated M.Tech mathematics and computing( final year ) and is considering to give both the exams. So how am I suppose to proceed for it ?
Please dont give both the exams together, proceed step by step along with your degree. As you said you are doing integrated course, please ask your institute if they provide a bachelor's degree separately, without bachelors degree you won't be able to give CFA level 2 and level 3.
Hi Surajit, Thanks for getiting in touch with us! The CFA Program is based on core finance and the FRM Program is based on financial risk management. Based on the area of expertise you would need to obtain, you may opt for either the CFA or the FRM Program. Best regards, Team FinTree
Yes, it is necessary to demonstrate 2 years of relevant work experience to get the FRM Certification. See this video for more insights on FRM - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0YKRCSuwVts.html
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