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Is CFA OR ACCA better and why? , please help confused between the two, last year student of bcom(finance).

Student in last year of bachelor of commerce in finance. have an aim to move forward , confused between professional qualifications like ACCA or CFA as have heard alot about the both. Can anybody please help me as in if you are one of the two designations. thank you. Bhavesh Masand

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Posted in Qualifications and Private Banking / Wealth Management

25 Jul 2008

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  • The same problem i am also facing, I am a B.Com Graduate with 3 more years working expereince as an Accountant. Now i would lik to do professional course in Finance, But i am confused to choose my course (MBA finace, CFA, CPA) which one is more confertable and good , if you recieved any answer in this regarding please inform me Thank you,

    sirajkallayi 26 Jul 2008

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  • CFA and ACCA are two different qualifications specializing different fields i.e. CFA is more oriented towards investments and finance arena whereas ACCA curriculum is focussed on Accounting and Audit. CPA can be considered equivalent to an ACCA as it geared towards accounting and auditing.

    naveed07 27 Jul 2008

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  • I beleive that ACCA is more better than CFA or CMA since it covers almost 50% of CA & CIMA syllabus which provides an extensive training to candidates which is not available in CFA.

    irfan7973 05 Aug 2008

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