CFA Program Curriculum, Level I 2008

Business & Money

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Investing

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The CFA Progam Curriculum is organized into several study sessions to help candidates navigate the material. Each study session includes assigned readings (drawn from textbook chapters, professional journal articles, CFA Program-commissioned content, cases, and research analyst reports); learning outcome statements; and problem sets that demonstrate practical application and reinforce understanding of the concepts presented in the readings. For convenience, the assigned readings are assembled into multiple self-contained volumes. The CFA Program has: * Sequenced the readings in conformity with the study sessions * Reprinted the pertinent learning outcome statements before each reading * Added study resources, such as an improved outline, a comprehensive index, and a unified glossary * Printed the curriculum in two-color format to enrich the visual appeal and clarity of the exhibits, tables, and required versus optional treatments.

CFA Program Curriculum, Level II 2010

Finance

Improving the Investment Decision Process: Quantitative Assistance for the Practitioner And... (Inst of Chartered Financial Analysts Continuing Educ)

Fogler, H. Russell

Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts: A Twenty-Five Year History

Regan, Nancy

Municipal Bond Market: New Rules New Opportunities

Economics

Developments in equity securities markets have forced many investors to rethink their equity investment strategies. This proceedings addresses the expanding concept of market efficiency as well as the development of investment strategies that attempt to take advantage of apparent market inefficiencies.

Equity Markets and Valuation Methods

Gary G. Schlarbaum

Robert L. Hagin

Barr Rosenberg

Meir Statman

Bruce I. Jacobs, Kenneth N. Levy

Jeffrey L. Skelton

H. Russell Fogler

Preston W. Estep

Eric H. Sorensen

Paul H. Aron, Dean LeBaron, Wayne H. Wagner, Michael L. McCowin

Series: The Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts continuing education seriesPaperback: 66 pagesPublisher: Additional copies, Professional Book Distributors (March 1988)Language: EnglishISBN-10: 0935015086ISBN-13: 978-0935015089Product Dimensions: 8.4 x 5.8 x 0.7 inches

Managing the Investment Organization

Vertin, James

Many investors are attracted to the venture capital market by the possibility of outstanding returns, but these returns are associated with high levels of risk. This proceedings examines the attractiveness of venture capital as an asset class and explores cycles that affect venture capital investments and whether venture capital makes sense for institutional investors.

Investing in Venture Capital

Donald E. Fischer

Edward W. Kane

Katherine A. Cattanach

T. Bondurant French, Linda A. Vincent

C. Kevin Landry, Franklin P. Johnson

David F. Swensen, Greta A. Marshall

Richard J. Testa

Stanley Pratt

Rodney H. Adams

Tim E. Bliamptis

Performance Measurement Setting Standards Interpreting the Numbers New York

Unknown, Author

Charlottesville 1989 Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts. 4to., 90pp., wraps. Near Fine.

Improving Portfolio Performance With Quantitative Models, New York, April 13, 1989 (Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts Continuing Education Series)

Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts

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