The Fund Practitioner Qualification Examination includes three subjects. Candidates can get the certificate as long as they pass two exams. Subject 1 is compulsory, subject 2 and subject 3 are optional. Candidates can choose according to their actual situation.

Introduction to the content of the Fund Practitioner Examination

Subject 1

The content of the "Fund Laws and Regulations, Professional Ethics and Business Standards" is relatively simple, involving basic concepts, legal The memorization and understanding of laws and regulations requires a large amount of memory and does not involve calculation questions. Some chapters require candidates to use them proficiently based on a deep understanding.

Subject 2

The content of the "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds" test is mainly based on calculation questions, with an emphasis on science, and tests candidates' practical operations and calculation and analysis abilities. It mainly involves fund fees, bonds, fund investment, investment theory, stocks, valuation and other knowledge points. The overall difficulty is relatively high and the flexibility is very strong. Candidates need to spend more thought and energy during the review process.

Subject Three

The content of the "Basic Knowledge of Private Equity Investment Funds" is the simplest of the three subjects, mainly focusing on laws and regulations. It involves knowledge points such as an overview of equity investment funds, operational practices of equity investment funds, government supervision and industry self-discipline of equity investment funds. The exam content mainly focuses on indexes related to the private equity industry. Knowledge of laws and regulations accounts for 70%, and the other 30% tests the candidates' mastery of financial knowledge.

Review suggestions for the Fund Practitioner Examination

1. Understand the difficulty of each subject in advance

In the Fund Practitioner Examination, the second subject "Basic Knowledge of Securities Investment Funds" is what everyone It is recognized as the most difficult subject, followed closely by subject three "Basic Knowledge of Private Equity Investment Funds", and subject one "Fund Laws and Regulations, Professional Ethics and Business Standards" is the least difficult and most basic subject, so when preparing for the exam Before taking the exam, candidates must develop corresponding learning methods based on the characteristics and difficulty of each subject.

2. Do more exercises

Fund Industry is still a very basic exam, so if you want to deepen your understanding of the textbook content, candidates should still focus on doing more exercises. Work hard to strengthen intensive training on real questions and simulated test questions, so as to integrate the knowledge points, which will be very helpful for the exam.