The CFA Program curriculum is drawn from a broad Candidate Body of Knowledge (CBOK) that reflects the investment profession’s current theory and practice with an emphasis on asset valuation and portfolio management.
Level I focuses on the tools and concepts relating to investment valuation and portfolio management and introduces basic concepts regarding securities laws, regulations, and ethical and professional conduct.
Level II emphasizes asset valuation while testing your ability to apply Level I concepts on investment analysis and valuation, and ethical and professional conduct.
Level III covers the entire portfolio management process in depth. You must also be able to relate concepts learned in Levels I and II to this process. As with Levels I and II, you must have a firm grasp on how to apply CFA Institute Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Conduct in Organizations.
you must have a firm grasp on how to apply the CFA Institute Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Conduct in Organizations.