1. Employment certificate: securities, banking, fund and futures employment certificate.

Although there are many such certificates, there seems to be a clear dividing line in the field. However, as a finance major, you should get all these certificates at school, because they are the most basic entry certificates, and the examination content is very simple and the pass rate is very high.

2. Qualification certificates: certified public accountants, certified public accountants, certified tax agents, etc.

This kind of certificate has obvious domain characteristics, including CPA (Certified Public Accountant) and CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst). Candidates don't need to win all of them with limited energy, and they can take the exam selectively according to their employment goals. Positions in the primary market will prefer CPA, while the secondary market will pay more attention to CFA. Registered tax agents are mainly needed for tax work.

3, workplace bonus certificate: judicial examination

Knowing the law is a necessary accomplishment for every financial industry practitioner. A lot of work in the primary market of the financial industry will involve laws, such as due diligence and enterprise screening. It requires financial practitioners to have very comprehensive legal knowledge and be able to deal with lawyers with ease. Ability to analyze legal aspects of documents and contracts.

4. Financial analyst certificate, supplemented by a securities qualification (this should be the most basic qualification for practitioners). CFA is a registered financial analyst, also known as "Chartered Financial Analyst", and it is a professional qualification title in the field of securities investment and management, initiated by the American Association of Chartered Financial Analysts (ICFA).

5. Certificates such as 5.FRM (Financial Risk Manager) and ACCA (chartered certified accountants) are also highly recognized by the society and can play different roles in job hunting, promotion and job hopping.