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CFA

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See Chartered Financial Analyst.
CFA

CFA
A professional certificate offered through the CFA Institute. The certification qualifies one to be a financial analyst. In order to qualify for a CFA, one must have worked a certain number of years in the financial industry and must complete three tiers of exams on accounting, money management, economics, security analysis, and ethics.


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