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Record low results from a rigorous Wall Street exam have revived a long-standing debate among finance industry veterans: how useful is the credential for success on Wall Street?
Record low pass rates of just 22 per cent in a rigorous financial test have revived a long-standing debate: just how useful is this credential for success?
This summer, a record low number of C.F.A. test takers passed the first level of the notoriously difficult exams, reviving an old debate about the merits of the qualification.
For many young finance workers, the three to five years it takes to study and pass all three levels would be better spent on just about any other pursuit.
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