The fund qualification examination includes three subjects:
Subject 1: fund laws and regulations, professional ethics and business norms;
Subject 2: Basic knowledge of securities investment funds;
Subject 3: Basic knowledge of private equity investment funds.
Among them, subject 1 is compulsory, and subject 2 or subject 3 is optional. Of course, if you want to learn more knowledge, you can take all three subjects with you.
Many candidates will ask: is there a difference between taking three exams and taking two exams in the fund qualification examination? As far as the fund qualification certificate is concerned, there is no difference. Whether you take three or two exams, you get the qualification certificate of fund practice, and the qualification certificate of fund practice does not show how many candidates have taken the exam. However, considering the employment direction, "subject 1+subject 3" is private, and "subject 1+subject 2" is public. Therefore, if you have a clear employment direction, or just want to obtain the qualification certificate of fund practice, it is recommended to choose two subjects to apply. If you are a candidate whose employment direction is not clear for the time being, or who wants to learn more about fund business, you can choose to take all three exams.
How to choose the subject of fund qualification examination? 1, difficulty of fund employment examination subjects:
Judging from the contents of exams and textbooks over the years, the difficulty of the three subjects is: "Basic knowledge of securities investment funds"; Fund laws and regulations, professional ethics and business norms >; Basic knowledge of private equity investment fund.
2, the fund employment examination subjects employment direction:
According to the type of business engaged in, fund practitioners choose to take the examination subjects with reference to the following table:
Regarding the choice of "subject 1+subject 2" or "subject 1+subject 3" for fund employment, Xue Bajun suggested that you choose from the difficulty of examination subjects and employment.