A. CAs typically do receive some education and exposure to finance-related topics as part of their overall training. However, the primary focus of the CA program is on accounting, auditing, and taxation. Finance, in the context of the CA program, is often related to financial accounting and financial management, as well as some aspects of corporate finance. While CAs do get exposure to these finance-related topics, it's important to note that the CA program is more focused on accounting, taxation, and audit, which are the core areas of expertise for CAs. If your career aspirations are primarily in Finance and you want to delve deeper into Finance topics, you might consider pursuing a dedicated Finance degree or certification, such as a Bachelor of Finance or a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, in addition to or after completing the CA program.