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Is there any change in the outline of CFA Level 1 exam in 2023? What has changed?
In 2023, some modules of CFA Level 1 exam syllabus have changed, among which the unchanging modules involve quantification, financial reporting, fixed income, rights and interests, and ethics, while the changing modules involve economy, wealth management, derivation, substitution and combination, as follows:

Changes in the New Examination Syllabus of CFA Level 1 in 2023

Unchanged module

Quantification, financial report, fixed income, equity, morality

Changed module

economy

Supplement: Introduction to Geopolitics

Introduce geopolitics and explain its importance to investment management.

wealth management

Supplement: Company Structure and Ownership

A new learning module introduces the important business structure of investment management.

Revised Edition: Introduction to Corporate Governance and Other ESG Considerations

Revise ESG terminology to adapt to evolving practices.

New EORQS (engineering order quotation request)

Supplement: Business model

Examine key aspects of the business and the way analysts evaluate the business model to support financial modeling.

Update: capital investment (previous use of capital)

This revision has increased the relevance of external analysts to the company's valuation.

Update: Working capital (former source of capital)

This revision has increased the relevance of external analysts to the company's valuation.

Radical reform: capital structure

The revised content reduces the existing theoretical content and sets a more practical focus to support the valuation work.

derive

Revised Edition: Derivatives Market and Tools and Basis for Pricing and Valuation of Derivatives

The reading material was revised into a learning unit with the following theme (structural adjustment, the second-level content was moved down to 1 level).

Derivatives and derivatives market characteristics

Characteristics and tools of long-term commitments and contingent claims

Benefits, risks and uses of derivatives used by issuers and investors

Arbitrage, duplication and spread cost in derivative pricing

Pricing and valuation of forward contracts and underlying assets with different maturities.

Pricing and valuation of futures contracts

Pricing and valuation of interest rates and other swaps

Pricing and valuation of options

Option replication using buy-sell parity

Calculating the value of derivative with binomial model

odd

Review: Introduction to Alternative Investment

The previous reading has been simplified and modified into a learning module, covering the following topics, and the content coverage has not changed (structural adjustment)

Categories, Characteristics and Salary Structure of Alternative Investment

Performance calculation and evaluation of alternative investment

Private capital, real estate, infrastructure, natural resources and hedge funds

combine

Update: Portfolio Risk and Return: Part I

The content of international investment risk management supporting currency risk has been added.

Update: Portfolio Risk and Return: Part II

New EORQs

Update: Introduction to Risk Management

The content of international investment risk management supporting currency risk has been added.

Update: Financial Technology in Investment Management

Update the content to reflect the latest development of decentralized financing (DeFi) and blockchain.