Hahaha, someone just told me about that as well. Investment management, stocks and financial planner and blah blah blah about CFA. Highfly bro le bharkhar sodeko ho kam ma? Based on limited people I consulted up until now, CPA stands much in demand and can considerably enhance your portfolio. Also, I could be wrong, but vaguely what I have come to understand is, many of the requirements for securities, stocks, PPF, and invesment banker thing can be satisfied with number of "Series exams" which is basically the norm if you want to work in "money" business. I mean, one has to have number of Series license anyways down the years. Keep em' coming folks. IndisGuise:) P.S: I was wondering if I could draw an analogy between CFA and CPA, would it be safe to say CPA alone can guarantee one a promising platform whereas CFA really requires you relatively long years of management experience? More Juxtapose required between the two. :)