Exam guides
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Investment and risk-management designations from CFA Institute and GARP.
The first of two exams for the Financial Risk Manager designation: the quantitative and market foundations every risk professional is expected to know.
The second and final FRM exam: applying risk measurement and management to real portfolios, balance sheets and current market issues.
The first of three levels of the Chartered Financial Analyst Program, testing a broad foundation in investment tools, asset classes, portfolio management and ethics.
The second CFA exam: asset valuation in depth, tested through vignette-based item sets rather than standalone questions.
Preliminary exams of the Society of Actuaries, also credited by the CAS.
The Probability exam: the usual first step toward the ASA designation and one of the two exams most actuarial employers expect from new hires.
The Financial Mathematics exam: interest theory, annuities, loans, bonds and immunisation, and the other half of the standard entry-level actuarial pairing.
Audit, security, data-management and project-management certifications.
Certified Information Systems Auditor: the globally recognised credential for professionals who audit, control and assure information systems.
Certified Data Management Professional: the vendor-neutral data-management credential based on the DAMA-DMBOK, tested through the Data Management Fundamentals exam.
Project Management Professional: the most widely held project-management certification, tested across people, process and business environment.
Certified Information Systems Security Professional: the benchmark certification for security leadership across eight domains of the ISC2 Common Body of Knowledge.
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