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Home Finance Finance Resources Investment Banking Careers 10 Finance Certifications for a Professional – Must Know
 

10 Finance Certifications for a Professional – Must Know

Jesal Shethna
Article byJesal Shethna
Madhuri Thakur
Reviewed byMadhuri Thakur

What are Finance Certifications?

Professional finance certifications are specialized credentials that demonstrate expertise and knowledge in various aspects of finance. Professional organizations and institutions typically award these certifications after candidates complete a rigorous course of study and pass an exam.

These certifications can enhance a professional’s credibility, demonstrate their commitment to continuing education and professional development, and increase their job opportunities and earning potential.

Listed below are some advantages of finance certifications:

 

 

  • They help individuals to perform better and strive toward excellence
  • They improve the market value of a professional, thus increasing their visibility for recruiters
  • Higher qualifications and credentials mean more job security
  • Individuals with such finance certifications can expect up to 15% higher remuneration than the current market average.

Each finance certification is specific to the kind of role a financer needs to play in an organization. The duration and assessment method also varies from one program to the other.

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Finance Certifications

1. CFA® – Chartered Financial Analyst

About the Certification

Chartered Financial Analyst certification is awarded to finance professionals, specifically by the CFA Institute. When a student completes a program of three different exams, they get the designation of a Chartered Financial Analyst.

This certification has three levels:

  • CFA Level 1
  • CFA Level 2
  • CFA Level 3
As per the CFA Institute report, about 24,937 candidates appeared worldwide for the Level 1 CFA Exam in November 2022.

To become a Chartered Financial Analyst, the finance professional has to meet the following requirements:

  • Should complete the three levels of examinations of the CFA program
  • Should have four years of prior work experience in the finance industry
  • Should have a membership in the CFA institute
  • And lastly, they should adhere to all the codes of ethics and standards of professional conduct of the CFA Institute.

Below are the topics that are an integral part of this exam:

  • Financial Reporting
  • Economics
  • Financial Analysis
  • Ethics
  • Corporate Financing
  • Fixed Income Investments
  • Alternative Investments
  • Equity Investments
  • Portfolio Management
CFA Course Structure

To complete the certification of CFA, the finance professional must complete a course of three different levels. The three levels comprise various subjects or topics related to finances, mathematics, and accounting.

So, let us move ahead and understand the course structure and other relevant essentials of CFA Level 1.

CFA Level 1
The CFA level 1 examination divides into two sessions of 135 minutes of 90 multiple-choice questions per session.

CFA Level 1 Exam Session 1 Session 2 Total
Duration 2 hours 15 minutes 2 hours 15 minutes 4 hours 30 minutes
Number of Questions 90 90 180
Exam Topics Ethical and professional standards, economics, financial reporting, mathematical methodologies, financial analysis Fixed incomes investments, alternative investments, corporate financing, equities, portfolio management –
Note: A candidate must complete both sessions to get the exam results.

Syllabus for CFA Level 1

Subjects in CFA Level 1 Percentage Weightage Topics covered
Ethics 15% Global Investment Performance Standards
Standard of Professional Conduct
Fixed Income Analysis 11%

Fixed Income Markets

Fixed Income Securities

Introduction to Fixed Income Valuation

Financial Reporting Analysis 15%

Income statement

Drafting Balance sheet

Financial Reporting Mechanics and Standards

Equity Investment 11% Market Efficiency

Security Market Indices

Market Organization and Structure

Economics 10%

Firm and Market Structure

Demand and Supply Analysis

Aggregate Output, Prices,

Economic Growth

Portfolio Management,

and

Wealth Planning

6% Basics of Portfolio Planning and

Construction

Alternative Investment 6% Mutual funds
Real estate
Derivatives 6% Derivative Markets and Instruments
Quantitative Analysis 10%

Discounted Cash Flow Applications

Time Value of Money

Statistical Concepts and Market Returns

Corporate Financing 10%

Cost of Capital

Capital Budgeting

CFA Level 1 Fees

Particulars

Fees (INR)

Fess (USD)

Enrollment fee for CFA Level 1 Rs. 33,722 $450
Early registration fee Rs. 52,456 $700
Standard registration fee Rs. 74,938 $1000

Eligibility for CFA Level 1
The finance candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for CFA Level 1:

  1. The candidate should either be in the final year of their graduation or should have completed their undergraduate degree.
  2. The candidate should have at least four years of work experience in any finance-related organization.
  3. They ask the candidate to submit more than two reference letters from some established or reputed financial professionals.

Exam Details
The CFA Level 1 examination tests the candidate’s knowledge and understanding of financial investment and its various techniques.
Below are the details of the CFA Level 1 exam:

Structure of the CFA Level 1 Exam 180 multiple-choice Questions

Length of the exam 

Two Sessions:

1. Morning Session- 90 questions in 2 hr 15 minutes

2. Afternoon Session- 90 questions in 2 hr 15 minutes

Result declaration Within 60 days of the examination
Rate of Level 1 Completion 41%

CFA Level 2

Once you clear the CFA Level 1, the candidates can pay for CFA Level 2. At this level, the motive is to test the candidate’s knowledge in several real-life scenarios of finance companies.

Below are the topics that you need to focus on while preparing for CFA Level 2:

  • Investment Tools
  • Professional and Ethical Standards
  • Asset Classes
  • Portfolio Management and Wealth Planning

Syllabus of Cfa Level 2

Subjects Percentage Weightage
Financial and Reporting Analysis 10-15%
Corporate Finance 5-10%
Ethical and Professional Standards 10-15%
Quantitative Methods 5-10%
Portfolio Management 5-15%
Economics 5-10%
Alternative Investments 5-10%
Equity Investments 10-15%
Derivative Investments 5-10%
Fixed Income 10-15%

CFA Level 2 Fees

Particulars Fees (INR) Fees (USD)
Early registration fee Rs. 52,800 $700
Standard registration fee Rs. 72,000 $1000

Eligibility for CFA Level 2
The finance candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for CFA Level 2:

  1. The candidate should have completed the CFA Level 1
  2. The candidate must be a bachelor’s degree holder in finance from a recognized university
  3. The candidate should have at least four years of work experience in any finance-related organization

Exam Details
A candidate must pass the CFA Level 1 to be eligible to apply for CFA Level 2 exam. The candidates get size hours to finish the CFA Level 2 exam. The enrollment fee for this level varies every other year.

Mode of CFA Level 2 examination Online Computer-based examination
Language of exam English
Number of questions 44-45 item set questions/ session (Tentative)
Number of sessions There are 2 sessions of 2 hours and 12 minutes each.
Type of questions Vignette-based multiple-choice questions
Result declaration Within 60 days of the examination

CFA Level 3

CFA Level 3 is ultimately a different game than the previous two levels. It requires an enormous level of preparation.

The critical knowledge areas of CFA Level 3 are:

  • Chapter 1-2: Ethics & Professional Standards
  • Chapter 3: Behavioral Finance
  • Chapter 4-5: Private Wealth Management
  • Chapter 6: Portfolio Management for Institutional Investors
  • Chapter 7: Application of Economic Analysis to Portfolio Management
  • Chapter 8: Asset Allocation and Related Decisions in Portfolio Management
  • Chapter 9: Asset Allocation and Related Decisions in Portfolio Management (2)
  • Chapter 10: Fixed-Income Portfolio Management
  • Chapter 11: Fixed-Income Portfolio Management (2)
  • Chapter 12: Equity Portfolio Management
  • Chapter 13: Alternative Investments
  • Chapter 14: Risk Management
  • Chapter 15: Risk Management Applications of Derivatives
  • Chapter 16: Trading, Monitoring, and Rebalancing
  • Chapter 17: Performance Evaluation
  • Chapter 18: Global Investment Performance Standards
  • Chapter 19: Portfolio Management

CFA Level 3 Syllabus

Subjects Marks Weightage
Ethical and Professional Standards 10-15%
Fixed Income

15-20%

Derivatives 5-10%
Economics 5-10%
Portfolio Management and Wealth Planning 35-40%
Financial Reporting and Analysis 5-10%
Equity Investments 10-15%
Corporate Finance 5-10%
Quantitative Methods 10-15%
Alternative Investments 5-10%

CFA Level 3 Fees

Particulars Fess (INR) Fees (USD)
Early registration fee Rs. 52,800 $700
Standard registration fee Rs. 72,000 $1000

Eligibility Criteria for CFA Level 3

The candidate must complete CFA Level 1 and CFA Level 2 examinations.

  1. A bachelor’s degree in finance from a recognized university is a must.
  2. The candidate should have at least four years of work experience in any finance-related organization.

Exam Details

Key areas covered Ethics, Alternative Investments, Derivatives, Equity Investments, Fixed Income, Portfolio Management & Wealth Planning
Requirement The CFA Level 3 is a full-day examination of six hours
CFA Level 3 exam dates CFA® Level 3 is conducted only twice yearly, in May and August
Type of questions A mix of Essay and MCQ
The number of questions The exam consists of two sessions, with 11 item sets. Each item set typically contains six multiple-choice questions and 2 to 4 constructed-response (essay) questions. Therefore, the total number of questions in the CFA Level 3 exam is typically between 48 and 60, depending on the number of constructed-response questions in each item set
Passing rate 54%
Result declaration It is usually out within 90 days of the completion of the examination
Recommended preparation hours for CFA Level 3 CFA Institute recommends studying for at least 300 hours to prepare for CFA Level 3
What’s next? Once you clear this CFA Level 3 examination, you will be entitled to CFA Charter by the CFA Institute.
Career in CFA

Getting CFA certification helps you get higher annual salaries than other finance professionals. So when you do this certification, below are the potential career prospects available for you in the finance industry:

Career Prospects

Job Title

Wealth Management Wealth Manager
Financial Advisor
Investment Banking Investment Banker
Equity Research Analyst
Private Equity Associate
Private Equity Manager
Asset Management Asset Manager
Investment Management Portfolio Manager
Research Analyst
Investment Strategist
Chief Investment Officer (CIO)
Hedge Funds Manager
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of CFA Analysts
Job Role Job description and responsibilities Average Salary
Wealth Manager/Finance Advisor
  • Should manage the clients’ finances, including their tax, estate, and investment plans
  • Should always guide and advise the clients on their economic issues
$50,000 – $300,000 per year
Investment Banker
  • Should help companies raise their capital
  • Should strategize well before planning the financial transactions
$100,000 – $300,000 annually
Private Equity Associate/Manager
  • Should quickly evaluate, identify and execute the company’s equity investments
  • Should develop strategies for making potential investments and negotiate deals if required
$100,000 – $500,000+ per year
Asset Manager
  • Should manage a complete portfolio of the assets
  • Should monitor the performance of the assets
$100,000 – $200,000 per year
Portfolio Manager
  • Should take care of the entire portfolio of investments
  • Should make all the investment decisions on behalf of the organization
$125,000 – $200,000 per year
Research Analysts
  • Should judge the available investment opportunities for the company
$80,000 – $150,000 per year
The Chief Investment Officer (CIO)
  • Should oversee all the investments done by the company
  • Should create guidelines and strategies
$200,000 – $500,000+ per year
Investment Strategist
  • Should evaluate the economic trends and the market conditions suitable for investments or not
$125,000 – $250,000 per year
Hedge Funds Manager
  • Should manage all the hedge funds of the company
  • Should manage all the risks involved in the investments
$200,000 – $1,000,000+ per year

2. CPA – Certified Public Accountant

About the Certification

Certified Public Accountant certification is for accounting professionals recognized by the AICPA – American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. This certification is a valued and recognized certification in marketing because of its potential can work in several industries:

  • Government
  • Non-profit organizations
  • Public accounting industries
  • Corporate financing.

The CPA examination includes four sections:

  1. Business Environment and Concepts (BEC)
  2. Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR)
  3. Auditing and Attestation (AUD)
  4. Regulation (REG)

To become a Certified Public Accountant, the finance professional has to meet the following requirements:

  • The applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in the accounting field.
  • The applicants should have a prior work experience of at least two years in public accounting.
CPA Course Structure

The CPA examination is the most challenging exam in the world. Below are some of the essential points a candidate should know before going for the CPA examination:

  • The CPA examination is an online computer-based examination held only four times a year, in March, June, September, and December.
  • To become a licensed CPA, you must clear all four sections of the CPA examination.
  • A candidate must complete all four sections within 18 months, with at least a minimum score of 75 in each area.
  • The examination includes multiple-choice questions, written communication tasks, and task-based simulations.
CPA Syllabus

In the CPA course, there are a few specializations offered to the candidate, which are:

  • Human Resources
  • Sales & Marketing
  • International Business
  • Finance
  • Financial Planning & Analysis
  • Auditing & Control

Subjects

Topics covered

Business Environment and Concepts (BEC)
  • Corporate Governance
  • Economic Concepts and Analysis
  • Financial Management
  • Information Technology
  • Operations Management
Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR)
  • Conceptual Framework
  • Standard-Setting and Financial Reporting
  • Select Financial Statement Accounts
  • Select Transactions
  • State and Local Governments
Auditing and Attestations (AUD)
  • Ethics, Professional   Responsibilities, and General Principles
  • Assessing Risk and Developing a Planned Response
  • Performing Further Procedures and Obtaining Evidence
  • Forming Conclusions and Reporting
Regulations (REG)
  • Ethics, Professional Responsibilities, and Federal Tax Procedures
  • Business Law
  • Federal Taxation of Property Transactions
  • Federal Taxation of Individuals
  • Federal Taxation of Entities
Fee for CPA Exam

Particulars

Fees (INR)

Fees (USD)

Business Environment and Concepts (BEC) The total for all four sections is Rs. 73,000 $356.55
Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) The total for all four sections is Rs. 73,000 $356.55
Auditing and Attestation (AUD) The total for all four sections is Rs. 73,000 $356.55
Regulation (REG) The total for all four sections is Rs. 73,000 $356.55
Evaluation fee Rs. 23,000 –
Application fee Rs. 14,600 –
Eligibility for CPA Exam

The finance candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for the CPA examination:

  • The candidate should have graduation done in accounting and finance, such as BCom, BBA, MCom, and MBA.

Or

  • The candidate should be a member of any one of the following:
    • The ICAI – Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
    • ICSI – Institute of Company Secretaries of India
    • ICMAI – Institute of Cost Accountants of India
  • The candidate should have completed 150 hours of the CPA course semester
  • The candidate should have a work experience of at least two years in any accounting industry.
CPA Exam Details

The 16 hours four, sections examination’s main motive is to test the knowledge and skills of the CPA candidate.

Examination section

Course Details

Time Duration

Exam 1 Auditing and Attestation (AUD) 4 hours
Exam 2 ​​Financial Accounting and Reporting (FAR) 4 hours
Exam 3 Regulation (REG) 4 hours
Exam 4 Business Environment and Concepts (BEC) 4 hours
CPA Career Prospects

If you have a good interest in and knowledge of accounting, then CPA is the best option to enroll in. Along with the ability of a Chartered Accountant (CA), a CPA also includes knowledge of GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles), IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards), GAAS (Generally Accepted Accounting Standards), etc.

Career Prospects
Public Accountant
Tax Accountant
Internal Auditor
Financial Analyst
Corporate Accountant
Forensic Accountant

Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of CPA Accountants
As per the data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in May 2020, below are the details of job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for CPA Accountants:

Job Role

Job Description and Responsibilities

Average Salary

Public Accountant
  • Should provide auditing, accounting, and tax services to their clients
  • Should conduct audits on the financial reports
$80,110 per year
Tax Accountant
  • Should prepare tax return documents for individuals and companies as well
  • Should advise their clients about tax planning

$80,050 per year

Internal Auditor
  • Should conduct internet audits on the finances of the company
  • Should ensure the rules and regulations
$71,550 per year
Financial Analyst
  • Should analyze the latest market trends and the financial data of the company
  • Should evaluate the risks involved in the investments of the company
$83,660 per year
Corporate Accountant
  • Should prepare and analyze the financial statements of the company
  • Should manage the budgeting of the company
$80,210 per year

3. FRM – Financial Risk Manager

About the Certification

The Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) offers a professional certification called FRM – Financial Risk Manager certification. The FRM – Financial Risk Manager certification illustrates a comprehensive understanding of the practices and risk management concepts used in the financial industries.

This certification is best for professionals with a thorough knowledge of risk management, such as traders, risk managers, auditors, regulators, and analysts. This certification has two levels:

  • FRM Level 1
  • FRM Level 2

To complete this FRM Financial Risk Manager certification, the candidate should pass both levels of the FRM Examination. It includes the following topics:

  • Risk Management and Valuation
  • Quantitative Analysis
  • Financial Markets and Products
  • The Current Issues in the Financial Market
FRM Course Structure

Candidates can complete the FRM examination in two parts; part 1 has four sections, and Part 2 has five individual sections. Below are some essential points a candidate should know before going for the FRM examination:

  • Both levels have multiple-choice questions that candidates must complete in four hours for each group.
  • A potential candidate must have at least two years of prior work experience in financial risk management.
  • This examination is held three times yearly, in May, August, and November.

Topics and Weightage – FRM Level 1

Subjects

Percentage Weightage

Foundations of Risk Management (FRM) 20%
Quantitative Analysis (QA) 20%
Financial Markets & Products (FMP) 30%
Valuation & Risk Models (VRM) 30%

Topics and Weightage – FRM Level 2

Subjects

Percentage Weightage

Market Risk Measurement & Management (MR) 20%
Credit Risk Measurement & Management (C.R.) 20%
Operation Risk & Resiliency (ORR) 20%
Liquidity and Treasury Risk Measurement and Management (LTR) 15%
Risk Management and Investment Management (I.M.) 15%
Current Issues in Financial Markets (CI) 10%
FRM Fee

Particulars

Fees (INR)

Fees (USD)

Enrollment fee Rs. 32,700 $400
Early registration fee Rs. 45,000 $550
Standard registration fee Rs. 61,500 $750
Eligibility for FRM

The finance candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for the FRM examination:

  • The candidate should be a graduate.
  • The examinee should have two years of prior work experience in financial risk management.
FRM Exam Details
  • The FRM examination is a two-part, online, computer-based examination.
  • The time given is four hours for completing each part of the examination.
  • It is a complex examination equivalent to a master’s degree.
  • The test is free of negative markings.
  • You will get the results via email within eight weeks of conducting the examination.
  • The minimum passing score for FRM certification is 70%

FRM Level 1 Exam

Examination format Multiple choice questions
Number of questions 100
Passing score 55-60%
Available examination time May and November
Duration of examination 4 hours

FRM Level 2 Exam

Examination format Multiple choice questions
Number of questions 80
Passing score 55-60%
Available examination time May and November
Duration of examination 4 hours
FRM Career Prospects

Now that you know about the syllabus of the FRM certification, you should also understand the scope of designations you would be getting after completing this. Below is the list of jobs you get in FRM:

  • Corporate Risk Manager
  • Credit Risk Specialist
  • Enterprise Risk Manager
  • IT Risk Management Analyst
  • Risk Manager
  • Senior Operational Risk Manager
  • Regulatory Risk Analyst
  • Risk Analytics Client Consultant
  • Market Risk Specialist
  • I.T. Management Analyst
  • Regulatory Risk Specialist
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of FRM Managers

Below are the details of job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for the FRM managers:

Job role

Job description and responsibilities

Average Salary

Credit Risk Manager
  • Assess and manage all the credit risks involved in the borrowing and lending activities
  • Should make policies for managing credit risks of the company
$122,000 per year
Risk Manager
  • Should create risk management policies for the company to follow
  • Should incorporate risk management practices in the company
$118,000 per year
The Investment Manager
  • Should manage all the investment portfolios of the company
  • Should be able to make all the investment-related decisions of the company
$135,000 per year
The Regulatory Compliance Manager
  • Should develop compliance policies for the company
$105,000 per year
Quantitative Analysts
  • Should implement and develop some mathematical tools
  • Should constantly evaluate the financial and investment opportunities
$120,000 per year

4. CFP – Certified Financial Planner

About the Certification

Certified Financial Planner certification is best for financial planners or professionals. The Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards (CFP Board) of the United States organizes this examination.

This certification includes completing the following:

  • Some college-level courses related to financial planning
  • A comprehensive examination
  • Several years of work experience in financial planning
  • agreeing to abide by all the codes of ethics and professional responsibility given by the CFP Board

Once completing the CFP certification, the board instructs the professionals for various financial planning services like:

  • Estate Planning
  • Retirement Planning
  • Investment Management and Planning
  • Tax Planning

There are two ways to complete this CFP certification:

  1. The typical route
  2. Pathway for Challenge Status

The typical route is for candidates currently enrolled in a bachelor’s degree and wishing to apply for CFP.

And the pathway for challenge status is for the candidates who can clear the Advanced Financial Planning examination to earn their CFP certification. However, the candidate should have relevant working experience before sitting for the test.

CFP Course Structure

Certified Financial Planner certification includes completing five examinations designed upon six modules. The marking weightage for each module is 20%. Below is the list of modules in this course and the topics related to it:

Module

Topics covered

Risk Analysis & Insurance Planning Insurance and Risk Analysis, Planning for Clients’ Exposures to Mortality, Health, Disability, Property, Liability, etc.
Investment Planning Investment Planning, Vehicles, and Strategies, Regulation of an Investment Advisor, Application to Clients, etc.
Introduction to Financial Planning Financial Planning Process, Time Value of Money Applications, Personal Financial Statements, Client Interactions,  Asset Acquisition, Education Planning, Risk Management, Investment Planning and Special Circumstances, Retirement Planning, etc.
Advanced Financial Planning Constructing a comprehensive financial plan for the client.
Tax Planning & Estate Planning Concepts that are relevant to the course.
Retirement Planning & Employee Benefits Wealth Creation, Retirement Planning and Strategies for Clients, etc.
Fee Structure

Typical Route

Particulars

Fees (INR)

Registration Fees Rs. 11,540, which is valid for one year
Fees for Examinations 1 to 4 Rs. 4,130 for each examination per attempt
Fees for Examination 5 Rs. 8,260 per attempt
CFPCM Certification Fees Rs. 7,080 that has to be renewed annually

Challenge Status Pathway

Mode of Enrollment

Fees (INR)

Description

FPSB India (Direct) Rs. 29,955 Registration fees (valid for one year), processing fees, certification & administration fees
Through Charter Members of FPSB India Rs. 15,795 Registration fees (valid for one year), administration and processing fees, initial CFP certification fees
Eligibility for CFP

The candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for the CFP examination:

For the typical route:

  • The candidate should have cleared the 12th board.
  • The candidate should have already cleared the first five examinations of CFP covering all six modules.

For the challenge status pathway:

  • The candidate should be an advanced level qualified such as C.A., ICWA, CFA, LLB, Ph.D., MPhil, or cleared the UPSC examination.
  • The candidate should clear only the last examination of Advanced Financial Planning.
CFP Exam Details

The CFP examination is a two-hour examination with all multiple-choice questions. The table below explains the marks distribution for all the tests.

Type of questions

The Total number of questions

Total marks of the questions

One mark questions 38 38
Two marks questions 15 30
Three marks questions 14 42
Four marks questions 10 40
Total 77 100
CFP Career Prospects
Estate Planner
Insurance Advisor
Wealth Manager

Tax Advisor

Financial Planner
Financial Advisor
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of CFP Planners

Below are the details of job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for the CFP Planners:

Job role

Job description and responsibilities

Average Salary

Financial Planner
  • Should implement the financial plans for the company
  • Should work on retirement planning, investment planning, and tax planning for the company
$75,000 – $100,000
Financial Advisors
  • Should provide investment suggestions to the company
  • Should work on asset allocation in the company
$75,000 – $120,000
Wealth Manager
  • Should provide the company with a detailed financial planning report
  • Should provide investment management services to the company
$100,000 – $150,000
Tax Advisor
  • Should work on tax planning for the company and its employees
  • Should develop investment techniques that are tax-efficient for the company
$80,000 – $120,000
The Insurance Advisor
  • Should advise the company about the need for insurance
$70,000 – $100,000
Estate Planner
  • Should manage the estate planning of the company
$125,000 – $200,000

5. CIMA – Chartered Institute of Management Accountants

About the Certification

Chartered Institute of Management Accountants certification is a professional certification for the accounting management field. This certification offers a way to become a CGMA – Chartered Global Management Accountant. It includes accounting management and related areas like finance, risk management, and business strategies.

The management of CIMA certification categorizes it into three different parts:

  • The Certificate in Business Accounting
  • The professional qualification
  • The Strategic Professional

Each level focuses on various fundamentals, as explained below.

The Certificate in Business Accounting includes:

  • Accounting Fundamentals
  • Economy Management
  • Ethics

The professional qualification includes:

  • Advancement of Accounting Management
  • A Business Strategy
  • Financial Management

The Strategic Professional includes:

  • Strategic decision making
CIMA Course Structure

The management divides the CIMA examination into four categories:

  • Certificate Level
  • Management Level
  • Operational Level
  • Strategic Level

CIMA Syllabus – Certificate Level

Chapter Topic covered
Chapter 1 Fundamentals of Management Accounting
Chapter 2 Fundamentals of Financial Accounting
Chapter 3 Fundamentals of Business Mathematics
Chapter 4 Fundamentals of Business Economics
Chapter 5 Fundamentals of Ethics, Business Law, and Retirement Planning

CIMA Syllabus – Operational Level

Chapter Topic covered
Chapter 1 Enterprise Operations
Chapter 2 Performance Operations
Chapter 3 Financial Operations

CIMA Syllabus – Management Level

Chapter Topic covered
Chapter 1 Enterprise Management
Chapter 2 Performance Management
Chapter 3 Financial Management

CIMA Syllabus – Strategic Level

Chapter Topic covered
Chapter 1 Enterprise Strategy
Chapter 2 Performance Strategy
Chapter 3 Financial Strategy
Fee Structure of CIMA

Particulars

Fees (INR)

Registration fee Rs. 7,700
Annual subscription fee Rs. 12,000
Fee for Certificate level Rs. 8,500
Fee for operational level Rs. 10,000
Fee for management level Rs. 11,500
Fee for strategic level Rs. 16,500
Fee for the case study of the operational level Rs. 18,000
Fee for the case study of the management level Rs. 18,000
Fee for the case study of the strategic level Rs. 25,500
 Eligibility for CIMA

The candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for the CIMA examination:

  • The student applying for the exam must have three years of work experience in financial services.
  • The candidate should have a satisfactory record of ethical conduct in their company.
CIMA Exam Details
  • The CIMA examination is five hours online, computer-based assessment.
  • The management divides the examination into two parts: an objective test and a case study test.
  • It consists of 140 multiple-choice questions.
  • The candidate must pass a case study before moving to the next level.

Particulars

Objective test

Case study test

Each level examination 3 1
Time duration 90 minutes 180 minutes
Examination Frequency The management conducts the exam daily at your nearest Pearson Center

It can be conducted only four times a year: February, May, August, and November

Result declaration Immediately

After one month after the completion of the case study

CIMA Career Prospects

Career prospects for the CIMA Accounts are:

  • Finance Controller
  • Management Accountant
  • Management Consultant
  • Chief Finance Officer
  • Financial Director
  • Internal Auditor
  • Risk Manager
  • Business Analyst
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of CIMA Accountants

Below are the details of the job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for the CIMA Accountants:

Job role

Job description and responsibilities

Average Salary

Financial Controller
  • Should overlook all the financial operations of the company and manage the finance and accounting department
$80,000 to $150,000+
Management Accountant
  • Should perform the company’s forecasting, financial reporting, and budgeting
$65,000 to $100,000+
Management Consultant
  • It should help the company improve its performance to achieve its goals
$85,000 to $150,000+
Chief Financial Officer
  • Should create financial strategies and supervise financial reporting, risk management, forecasting, and budgeting
$200,000 to $500,000+
Finance Director
  • Should manage the company’s financial operations
  • Should supervise the financial analysis
$120,000 to $200,000+
Internal Auditor
  • Should evaluate the internal operations of the company
$70,000 to $100,000+
Risk Manager
  • Should assess, identify, and mitigate the risks within the company
$85,000 to $130,000+
Business Analyst
  • Should analyze the operations of the company
$65,000 to $95,000+

6. ACCA – Association of Chartered Certified Accountants

About the Certification

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) is considered a professional body for accounts that further offers several certifications and qualifications related to finance and accounting. The exam lets the students learn knowledge and skills about finance and accounting. The topics covered in this certification are:

  • Taxation
  • Auditing
  • Financial Reporting
  • Assurance
  • Corporate Accounting
  • Management Accounting
  • Business Law

Candidates must complete the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants certification in three levels:

  1. The Applied Knowledge Level
  2. The Applied Skills Level
  3. The Strategic Professional Level

Each level has its own set of examinations.

ACCA Course Structure

To complete the ACCA certification, the candidate must pass 13 ACCA essay tests and one online ethics module and gain three years of work experience in finance or accounting.

Level 1: Applied Knowledge Level

Level 2: Applied Skills Level

Level 3: Strategic Professional Level

  • Accounting in Business (A.B.)
  • Management Accounting (M.A.)
  • Financial Accounting (F.A.)
  • Corporate and Business Law (L.W.)
  • Performance Management (PM)
  • Taxation (TX)
  • Financial Reporting (F.R.)
  • Audit and Assurance (A.A.)
  • Financial Management (F.M.)
  • Strategic Business Leader (SBL)
  • Strategic Business Reporting (SBR)
  • Advanced Financial Management (AFM)
  • Advanced Performance Management (APM)
  • Advanced Taxation (ATX)
  • Advanced Audit and Assurance (AAA)
Fee Structure of ACCA  (1900)

Particulars

Fees (INR)

Applied knowledge (B.T., MA, F.A.) Rs. 10,000
Applied Skills (L.W.) Rs. 11,000
Applied skills (PM, TX, F.R., A.A., FM) Rs. 12,300
Strategic-level SBR and all advanced-level options Rs. 15,400
Strategic level SBL Rs. 21,600
Initial registration fee Rs. 8,900
Annual subscription fee Rs. 11,200
Eligibility for ACCA

The candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for the ACCA examination:

  • The candidate should be at least 18 years of age.
  • The candidate should have completed their 12th standard education.
  • The candidate should have scored 65% in mathematics and English in the 12th board examination.
  • The candidate should have scored 50% in the rest of all the subjects in the 12th board examination.
ACCA Exam Details

The ACCA syllabus consists of 13 pages which divided into three categories:

  • The Applied Knowledge Level (F1 – F3)
  • The Applied Skills Level (F4 – F9)
  • The Strategic Professional Level (P level)

Keys Used:

  • Paper Based Examination (PBE)
  • Computer Based Examination (CBE)

Examination level

Examination syllabus

Time duration

F1 Governance, Risk, and Ethics (PBE / CBE) 2 hours
F2 Management Accounting (PBE / CBE) 2 hours
F3 Financial Accounting (PBE / CBE) 2 hours
F4 Corporate and Business Law (CBE) 2 hours
F5 Performance Management (PBE) 3 hours
F6 Taxation (PBE) 3 hours
F7 Financial Reporting (PBE) 3 hours
F8 Audit and Assurance (PBE) 3 hours
F9 Financial Management (PBE) 3 hours
P1 Governance, Risk, and Ethics (PBE) 3 hours
P2 Corporate Reporting (PBE) 3 hours
P3 Business Analysis (PBE) 3 hours
P4 Advanced Financial Management (PBE) 3 hours
P5 Advanced Performance Management (PBE) 3 hours
P6 Advanced Taxation (PBE) 3 hours
P7 Advanced Audit and Assurance (PBE) 3 hours
ACCA Career Prospects

Now that you know about the syllabus of the ACCA certification, you should also understand the scope of designations you would be getting after completing this. Below is the list of jobs you get in ACCA:

  • Tax Accountant
  • Management Accountant
  • Financial Accountant
  • External Auditor
  • Internal Auditor
  • Financial Analyst
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of ACCA Accountants

Below are the details of job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for the ACCA Accountants:

Job role

Job description and responsibilities

Average Salary

Tax Accountant
  • Should prepare and fill the tax returns of the company and its employees
  • Should develop tax planning strategies for the company
$70,000 to $100,000 annually
Management Accountant
  • Should develop the financial reports of the company
  • Should create forecasting and budgeting reports for the company
$70,000 to $100,000 annually
Financial Accountant
  • Should maintain appropriate financial records of the company
$65,000 to $90,000 annually
External Auditor
  • Should create financial reports and statements for the company
$75,000 to $120,000 annually
Internal Auditor
  • Should conduct internal audits of the company’s financial activities
  • Should create strategies for adhering to the company rules and regulations
$65,000 to $85,000  annually
Financial Analyst
  • Should analyze the financial data of the company
  • Should assist the employees in creating forecast and budgeting reports
$70,000 to $110,000 annually

7. CAIA – Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst

About the Certification

Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst certifications are best for professionals seeking experience and knowledge in alternative investments. The CAIA Association, a global nonprofit organization, provides the certificate to the candidate.

CAIA is a globally recognized certification. It covers several strategies for alternative investments:

  • Private Equity
  • Hedge Funds
  • Real Assets
  • Structured Products
  • Risk Management, and

This certification is fit for professionals coming from the following fields:

  • Wealth Management
  • Institutional Investing
  • Private Banking

There are two levels in the CAIA course:

  1. Level 1 includes the fundamentals of alternative investments
  2. Level 2 contains fundamentals of risk and portfolio management.
Course Structure

The syllabus for CAIA mentioned below was recently updated in 2021 by the CAIA association.

CAIA Level 1 Syllabus

Professional Standards and Ethics
Introduction to Alternative Investments
Real Assets
Hedge Funds
Private Equity
Structured Products
Risk and Portfolio Management

CAIA Level 2 Syllabus

Asset Allocation and Institutional Investors
Private Equity
Real Assets
Commodities
Hedge Funds and Managed Futures
Structured Products
CAIA Fees

Particulars

Early fees

Standard fees

Enrollment fee $400 $400
CAIA Level 1 examination fee $1150 $1250
CAIA Level 2 examination fee $1150 $1250
CAIA Eligibility

The candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for the CAIA examination:

  • The candidate should have an undergraduate degree from any field.
  • The candidate should have a relevant interest in the alternative investments field.
CAIA Exam Details
  • The management conducts the CAIA examinations twice yearly: late February, March, or September.
  • The CAIA Level 1 examination includes 200 multiple-choice questions based on the subjects of Level 1.
  • The CAIA Level 2 examination includes 100 questions, of which 70% are multiple-choice and the rest 30% are essay-type.

CAIA Level 1 Examination Structure

Subjects

Percentage Weightage

Professional Standards and Ethics 15 – 20%
Introduction to Alternative Investments 20 – 25%
Real Assets 10 – 20%
Hedge Funds 10 – 20%
Private Equity 5 – 10%
Structured Products 10 – 15%
Risk and Portfolio Management 5 – 10%

CAIA Level 2 Examination Structure

Subjects

Marks percentage of Multiple choice questions

Marks percentage of essay-type questions

Asset Allocation and Institutional Investors 8 – 12% 0 – 10%
Private Equity 11 – 15% 0 – 10%
Real Assets 13 – 17% 0 – 10%
Commodities 5 – 7% 0 – 10%
Hedge Funds and Managed Futures 18 – 22% 0 – 10%
Structured Products 5 – 7% 0 – 10%
CAIA Career Prospects

Below is the list of potential career prospects available for the candidates who pass their CAIA certification:

Career Prospects

Job Titles

Portfolio Management

Portfolio Manager, Investment Manager, Fund Manager

Risk Management

Risk Manager, Risk Analyst, Risk Consultant

Wealth Management

Wealth Manager, Financial Advisor, Investment Advisor

Investment Analysis

Investment Analyst, Research Analyst, Due Diligence Analyst

Commodity Trading

Commodity Trader, Commodity Analyst, Commodity Risk Manager

Private Equity

Private Equity Associate, Private Equity Analyst, Investment Manager

Hedge Funds

Hedge Fund Analyst, Hedge Fund Manager, Investment Strategist

Real Assets

Real Estate Investment Manager, Infrastructure Investment Analyst, Natural Resources Investment Manager
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of CAIA Analysts

Below are the details of job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for the CAIA Analysts:

Job Role

Job Responsibilities

Average Salary

Risk Manager
  • Assess, identify, and manage the risks associated with the alternative investments of the company
$90,000 to $180,000+ annually
Real Estate Investment Manager
  • Should take care of the rest of the estate investment portfolios of the company
  • Should create investment strategies for the company
$90,000 to $200,000+ annually
Portfolio Manager
  • Should take care of the investment portfolios of the company
  • Should create investment strategies for the company
$120,000 to $250,000+ annually
Investment Analyst
  • Should do proper research and analysis on the investment opportunities available in the market
$80,000 to $150,000+ annually
Private Equity Associate
  • Should evaluate and analyze the private equity investment options available in the market
  • Analyze the company’s financial statements and compare them per the market standards
$100,000 to $250,000+ annually
Hedge Fund Analyst
  • Should do proper research and analysis on the techniques and performance of the company’s hedge funds
  • Should monitor the existing hedge funds and asses the risks involved with them
$100,000 to $300,000+ annually

8. ChFC – Chartered Financial Consultant

About the Certification

Chartered Financial Consultant certification is for professionals who have relevant experience of:

  • Insurance
  • Estate Planning
  • Financial Planning

The American College of Financial Services. a non-profit educational institute from Pennsylvania, United States, gives this certification to eligible candidates. It involves eight courses covering all the major topics under financial planning. Therefore, a candidate must complete this certification for one to two years.

Once you complete this ChFC – Chartered Financial Consultant certification, you can get jobs as:

  • Wealth Managers
  • Insurance Agents
  • Financial Planners
  • Estate Planners
Course Structure

The ChFC course requires the candidates to complete the nine college-level courses listed below.

Syllabus

Estate Planning
Insurance Planning
Income Tax Planning
Retirement Planning
Financial Planning Process and Environment
Asset Protection Planning
Employee Benefits Planning
Investments
Applications of Comprehensive Financial Planning and Consulting
Fee Structure of ChFC

Particulars

Fees (USD)

Enrollment Fees $200
Course Fee $350 $650
Examination Fee $100 – $325
Annually Membership Fee $145
Eligibility Criteria for ChFC

The candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for the ChFC examination:

  • A bachelor’s or master’s degree is required for the position.
  • The candidate should have. Three years of business experience within the last five years.
Exam Details
  • In each examination, the candidate must score at least 70% marks.
  • All eight examinations are for 2 hours each.
  • The examination includes 100 multiple-choice questions on all the below topics:
    • Fundamentals of Financial Planning
    • Income Tax Planning
    • Investments
    • Capstone Course for ChFC
    • Estate Planning
    • Insurance Planning
    • Financial Planning Applications
    • Retirement Planning
ChFC Career Prospects

Now that you know about the syllabus of the ChFC certification, you should also understand the scope of designations you would be getting after completing this. Below is the career prospect for the ChFC certification course:

  • Wealth Manager
  • Financial Planner
  • Financial Advisor
  • Estate Planner
  • Retirement Consultant
  • Insurance Broker
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of ChFC Consultants

Below are the details of job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for the ChFC Consultants:

Job title

Job Responsibilities

Average Salary

Wealth Manager
  • Should create customized plans for managing the finances of the company
  • Always be current with the latest information on the financial products available
$102,090 annually
Financial Advisor
  • Should meet the customers to discuss the financial goals of the company
  • Should monitor the investment portfolios of the company
$89,160 annually
Insurance Broker
  • Should meet several other customers for insurance requirements
  • Should create proper strategies for insurance planning and respective risk management
$52,180 annually
Estate Planners
  • Should meet several other clients to discuss their estate requirements
  • Should provide an idea of tax planning to the customers
$100,910  annually
Retirements Consultant
  • Should meet several other clients for their retirement plans
$67,550 annually

9. CMA – Certified Management Accountant

About the Certification

Certified Management Accountant certification is a professional certification for candidates who are interested in the following fields:

  • Financial Analysis
  • Financial Planning
  • Financial Control
  • Decision Support

A global association gives this certification to finance professionals, the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA). It is specifically for candidates willing to take their careers forward in finance and accounting.

The CMA course provides sound knowledge and understanding of the below topics:

  • Strategic Planning
  • Financial Analysis
  • Risk Management
  • Financial Controls

The CMA certification is in two sections, and the first section includes the fundamentals of financial planning, analysis, and performance. At the same time, the second section, c, contains advanced information for strategic financial management. Both areas are for four hours. It is a computer-based examination.

CMA Course Structure

The CMA course is a three-level course that includes a total of 20 examinations:

  • Foundation Level
  • Intermediate Level
  • The Final Level

CMA Subjects – Foundation Level

Fundamentals of Accounting
Fundamentals of Business Mathematics and Statistics
Fundamentals of Law and Ethics
Fundamentals of Economics and Management

CMA Subjects – Intermediate Level

Company Accounts and Audit
Law, Ethics, and Governance
Financial Accounting
Cost and Management Accounting
Cost Accounting and Financial Management
Indirect Taxation
Operational Management Information System
Direct Taxation

CMA Subjects – Final Level

Advanced Financial Management
Tax Management and Practice
Business Strategy and Strategic Cost Management
Corporate Financial Reporting
Strategic Performance Management
Corporate Laws and Compliance
Financial Analysis and Business Valuation
Cost and Management Audit
Fee Structure of CMA

Particulars

Fees (INR)

Examination Fee for CMA Foundation Level Rs. 4,000
Examination Fee for CMA Intermediate Level Rs. 20,000
Examination Fee for CMA Final Level Rs. 17,000
CMA Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria for the CMA certification are different for its three levels, as described below:

For CMA Foundation level:

  • The candidate should have completed the 12th standard board.

For CMA Intermediate level:

  • The candidate should have completed the 12th standard board.
  • The candidate should have completed the foundation-level examination.

For CMA Final level:

  • The candidate should have completed the 12th standard board.
  • The candidate should have completed the foundation and intermediate-level examinations.
CMA Exam Details
  • The CMA examination is computer-based.
  • There are two parts of this examination, which are for four hours each.
  • The candidate has to score at least 360 marks in each examination to pass.
  • The candidates receive their results immediately after conducting it.

CMA Part 1 Exam

Subject

Percentage Weightage

External Financial Reporting Decisions 15%
Budgeting, Forecasting, and Planning 20%
Performance Management 20%
Cost Management 15%
Internal Controls 15%
Technology and Analytics 15%

CMA Part 2 Exam

Subject

 Percentage Weightage

Financial Statements Analysis 20%
Corporate Finance 20%
Decision Analysis 25%
Risk Management 10%
Investment Decisions 10%
Professional Ethics 15%
CMA Career Prospects

Below are the career prospects after completing this CMA certification:

  • Financial Analyst
  • Financial Director
  • Chief Financial Officer
  • Cost Accountant
  • Senior Accountant
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of CMA Accountants

Below are the details of job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for the CMA Accountants:

Job Role

Job Responsibilities

Average Salary

Financial Analyst
  • Should do appropriate financial analysis in the company
  • Should prepare the financial reports of the company
$80,000 to $120,000 annually
Financial Controller
  • Should control the financial and operational activities of the company
$110,000 to $160,000 annually
Chief Financial Officer
  • Should plan the complete financial strategy for the company
  • Should guide the employees and senior management of the company
$200,000 to $400,000 annually
A Cost Accountant
  • Analyze the costs of the products or services the company offers
  • Should create cost management strategies for the company
$70,000 to $120,000 annually
Management Accountants
  • Should closely work with the company’s senior management for the financial decisions taken in the company
$70,000 to $120,000  annually

10. CMFC – Chartered Mutual Fund Counsellor

About the Certification

Chartered Mutual Fund Counsellor certification is for finance professionals interested in investment products and mutual funds. The College for Financial Planning offers this certification to the candidates. It covers several topics:

  • Mutual Funds
  • Portfolio Construction
  • Risk Management
  • Investment Strategies

CMFC certification includes six modules covering all the above topics. It is a must certification for the mutual fund and financial services industry.

Course Structure

CMFC is a comprehensive course covering the six modules a candidate must complete in ten weeks.

Module

Syllabus

Module 1 Introduction to Mutual Funds and the Investment Industry, Mutual Fund Structure and Operation, and Regulatory Environment
Module 2 Asset Allocation and Modern Portfolio Theory, Mutual Fund Selection and Analysis, and Retirement Planning
Module 3 Taxation of Mutual Funds, Estate Planning, Trusts, and Alternative Investments
Module 4 Fixed-Income Securities and Mutual Funds, Equity Securities and Mutual Funds, and Behavioral Finance
Module 5 Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), Closed-End Funds, and Variable Annuities
Module 6 Ethical Considerations for Financial Advisors, Managing Client Relationships, and Building and Managing a Mutual Fund Business
Fee Structure of CMFC

Particulars

Fees (USD)

Enrollment fee $50 – $100
Examination fee $400 – $500
Annual renewal fee $75 – $100
Eligibility Criteria for CMFC
  • The candidate should meet the below requirements before qualifying for the CMFC examination:
    • The candidate should have a bachelor’s degree or a professional education like CFA, CPA, or CFP.
    • The examinee must have at least one year of work experience in the finance industry.
CMFC Exam Details

Type of questions

Multiple choice questions

Number of questions 140
Time duration 2 hours and 45 minutes
Passing score 70%
CMFC Career Prospect

Now that you know about the syllabus of the CMFC certification, you should also understand the scope of designations you would be getting after completing this. Below is the list of jobs you get in CMFC:

  • Wealth Manager
  • Portfolio Manager
  • Investment Advisor
  • Financial Advisor
Jobs Roles and Responsibilities of CMFC Counsellors

Below are the details of job roles, their responsibilities, and their respective average salaries for the CMFC Counsellors:

Job Title

Job Responsibilities

Average Salary

Wealth Manager
  • Should work with the employees and their families to manage their wealth
$87,850 annually
Portfolio Manager
  • Should always be up to date with the information on the latest mutual funds and investment policies available
$121,750 annually
Investment Advisor
  • Should research the investment opportunities available in the market
  • Should create investment strategies for the clients
$94,450 annually
Financial Advisor
  • Should guide the clients in their financial goals and concerns
  • Should create financial planning strategies for the clients
$89,160 annually

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Finance Certifications

Conclusion

Having additional qualifications and knowledge about a particular area of finance can work wonders for your career. It widens the horizons, opens new possibilities for you, and attracts prospective employers. Financial professionals gain authority and proper knowledge about a particular area of finance and keep professionals well-informed in their respective fields. It proves your dedication and trustworthiness and your commitment to ethical conduct.

The best part about enrolling for these finance certifications is that you can continue to work full time and devote complete attention to your work while procuring them, as they are either part-time studies or offer online resources and even exams. Most employers also encourage employees to pursue additional finance certifications. Hence, they offer cooperation at work and provide monetary support to pursue these courses.

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