The Chartered Financial Analyst designation is regarded by most to be the key certification for investment professionals, especially in the areas of research and portfolio management. It is, however, just one of many designations used today. This can cause some confusion, as investors and professionals alike puzzle out what each designation means and which is best.
Professionals with the designation stand out to employers and may receive higher salaries than those without it.
Candidates are required to pass three levels of exams to become chaterholders.
CFA charter holders often work at institutional investment firms, broker-dealers, insurance companies, pension funds, banks, and universities.


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