@Estallar12 NOt really practice books..they are actually practice exmas..6 exams in 2 book...You will get it in 1200 rupees.. and If you want videos and all then you will have to pay extra..I don't remember their additional package..
Even my level 1 cd was blank. Though got a proper one in level 2. It contains question bank. You can set and attempt questions topicwise, section wise etc
I am planning to pay my registration fees through wire payment.. Can anyone tell me what is the procedure and like how will i get confirmation of payment?
Anyone completed FRA.i have started , How much time it took you to complete the same ? From where we can practice the questions after each session to check our understanding ???
i m in doubt here, i m working in IT industry and have an exp. of 4 years, i have a interest in finance sector and planning to give CFA, so could you plz tell me what is the job oppurtunity for me will be in CFA ..because i read it somewhere, there are many people who have completed level 2 and 3 but still not getting any job.... so i just want to know the thoughts of all u guys...
@sony123 hi, the job market currently is bad, especially in the field of finance, though there is some improvement in the last few months. Nevertheless, CFA level 1 will carry little weightage if you looking for a job change. If markets improve, Level 2 may help you find a job in finance. Hence, pursuing CFA to get into finance is a good option but you would have to invest good 2 years for it.
@anand5787 Hi anand, negative working capital is when your current liabilities exceed your current assets. Simply put, you are getting a higher credit period from your suppliers but you receive cash immediately from your customers. This situation is typical for an FMCG company. So obviously this frees up your cash and your business has a self-sufficient cash cycle..that is you can pay a large part of your credit with the money your receive from your customers! Hope this helps :-)