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China Certified Securities Analyst Examination Qualification
At present, China's "securities investment analyst" certification can be roughly divided into three types. Among them, the only "native" in China is the "securities analyst qualification" certified by China Securities Association. There are two kinds of "imports", namely CFA and CIIA, which are relatively high-end.

1. Chartered Financial Analyst

Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) certification is sponsored by Investment Management and Research Association (AIMR). Chartered financial analyst is a professional title generally recognized by the securities investment and management circles in the world today. The Chartered Financial Analyst Qualification Examination is called "the first examination of global finance".

CFA exam has entered Chinese mainland since 2000. In Chinese mainland, many investment banks, fund management companies and securities companies lament that "money is easy to get, but analysts are hard to find". Many people have held important positions such as fund manager, investment director, research director and financial director.

About CFA exam

CFA exam is held twice a year in China, in June and 65438+February respectively.

CFA exam is divided into three stages: Level 1, Level 2 and Level 3. Candidates must pass the previous stage before they can take the next stage of the exam. The examination time of the three stages is 6 hours, 3 hours in the morning and 3 hours in the afternoon. The exam is in English.

Candidates applying for CFA exam must meet one of the following conditions

1. Bachelor degree.

2. Students in school (they must be in the second half of the third year of high school to qualify for the exam)

3. Have four years of full-time working experience.

4. Junior college (2-year system) +2 years full-time working experience

5. College (3-year system)+1 year full-time working experience

2. Certified International Investment Analyst (CIIA)

Certified International Investment Analyst (CIIA) certification is an advanced international certification tailored by the International Association of Certified Investment Analysts (ACIIA) for practitioners in the financial and investment fields, which has attracted more and more attention and recognition in recent years.

In 2006, China Securities Association introduced CIIA professional qualification and related certification examination to China. Those who have passed the CIIA exam can be awarded the CIIA title by the International Association of Certified Investment Analysts if they have more than three years of relevant working experience in financial analysis, asset management and/or investment.

About the CIIA exam

CIIA exams are held twice a year in China, in March and September respectively.

The exam is divided into two Chinese papers, the first volume and the second volume. Candidates can apply for one volume at a time or two volumes at the same time.

Candidates applying for CIIA examination must pass all five subjects of securities practitioner qualification.

3. Securities analyst qualification

"Securities analyst qualification" is the unified certification of domestic securities analysts organized by China Securities Industry Association, and it is also the only certification of domestic securities analysts at present. Generally speaking, guests who provide investment consulting in public media such as radio or analysts of securities companies need to have such qualifications and are recognized by the industry.

Passed the securities qualification examination "Basic Knowledge of Securities Market" and "Securities Investment Analysis" organized by China Securities Industry Association.

Other conditions

Have the nationality of China people.

Have a bachelor degree or above

Engaged in securities business for more than two years.

Persons who meet the above conditions may apply to China Securities Association for a unified practice certificate through their securities institutions.