There are *** three subjects in the 2020 Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination, namely:

Subject 1: Fund Laws and Regulations, Professional Ethics and Business Standards;

Subject 2: Basic knowledge of securities investment funds;

Subject 3: Basic knowledge of private equity investment funds.

The first subject mainly examines the basic laws, regulations and professional ethics of the fund industry, and the content is relatively simple. Mainly focus on memorizing and understanding basic concepts.

Subject 2 is more theoretical and involves some concepts and calculations in economics and statistics. There are generally about 15 calculation questions in the exam, which is one of the difficulties.

The second optional subject has a wider scope of application and is applicable to all fund-related business qualifications. Including employees of public fund managers, fund custodians, securities and futures asset management institutions, and fund service institutions (including fund sales, share registration, valuation, investment consulting, evaluation, information technology system services, etc.); private fund managers Practitioners, personnel engaged in publicity and promotion of funds in fund sales agencies, and operation and maintenance of fund sales information management platform systems.

Three of the subjects are liberal arts. Private equity is still in its early stages of development in China. The content is liberal arts, with many concepts and theories, and mainly laws, regulations and articles. There are about 5 calculation questions in the exam. It is mainly intended for practitioners who are engaged in private equity fund managers, and those who are engaged in publicity and promotion of funds in fund sales agencies, and operation and maintenance of fund sales information management platform systems.

Among the three subjects in the fund industry, fund laws and regulations are the most basic and least difficult. It is also a required subject, so it is recommended to learn it first. Choose one subject for Subject 2 and Subject 3. Objectively speaking, subject three is less difficult than subject two, but its applicability is not as good as subject two.