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Do you know Difference Between CFA and FCA?

 
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Do you know Difference Between CFA and FCA?
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01-08-2010, 03:20 AM
Dear tjssahabji,

This is really a difficult job to count 50 differences between FCA and CFA. Broadly speaking FCA stands for Fellow Chartered Accountant, is a hard core accounting designation which a Chartered Accountant earns once he/she meets certain requirements of the institute, whereas CFA stands for Chartered Financial Analyst, which is a hard core finance designation. People, who wants to specialize in financial analysis and forecasting go for CFA. Mainly, mortgage, banking, investment trust, stock brokerage, insurance, REIT etc companies need a CFA, whereas every business organization may need a Chartered Accountant. So the CA is a generally accepted designation whereas CFA is a specialized designation.

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Do you know Difference Between CFA and FCA? - by tjssahabji - 12-21-2009, 03:38 AM
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