The qualification examination of fund practitioners is the qualification examination of fund practitioners, which includes three subjects: fund laws and regulations, professional ethics and business norms, basic knowledge of securities investment funds and basic knowledge of private investment funds. Candidates can choose to take the subject 1 and subject 2 exams, or they can choose to take the subject 1 and subject 3 exams.

Candidates who intend to engage in Public Offering of Fund management, fund custody and other businesses should choose subject 1 and subject 2. Candidates who intend to engage in private equity fund management and private equity asset management of securities and futures institutions should choose subject 1 and subject 3.

Fund profile:

Funds, whether stocks or bonds, are direct investments. What is direct investment? It means that your money directly bought the goods. The fund we want to talk about is indirect investment, that is, your money is not bought directly, but given to professionals to help you buy it.

It's a bit like purchasing. Of course, unlike Daigou, you can't appoint that professional to buy things for you (you don't usually do this, why do you want him if you know), but he will tell you what he will probably buy, how risky it is and so on. Therefore, in fact, the fund is a trust relationship. You entrust a professional organization (fund management company), which is entrusted by you to help you manage the fund and make investments.

Of course, it doesn't mean that if you throw money directly to the fund company, it will automatically help you manage your money. Instead, the fund company packages an investment plan into a package according to different investment targets, and then gives you a choice. Just like you go to a travel agency to sign up for a tour, you will be told that package A is a 3-day and 2-day tour of Guilin and package B is a 5-day and 4-day tour of Shanghai. You can choose according to your own interests.