Why can the recruitment of securities analysts and financial foreign exchange assistants be inexperienced?

Whether the first-level registration of financial analysts requires work experience depends on your academic qualifications. If you have a bachelor degree or above, you don't need work experience. If it is a three-year college degree, you need to add 1 year full-time work experience; 2 years college education plus 2 years full-time working experience.

Financial analyst registration conditions:

According to the requirements of the Chartered Institute of Financial Analysts, the major is not limited. If you are interested in asset management, investment research, consulting services or investment banking, you can sign up for the financial analyst exam as long as you meet the following conditions:

1. Bachelor degree or above with equivalent professional level, regardless of major; University years of study and full-time work experience total four years; If the applicant does not have a bachelor's degree, but has a considerable professional level, it can also be accepted as a candidate. College students can register for the exam before graduation 12 months. Four-year bachelor degree (senior), three-year junior college degree plus 1 year full-time working experience, two-year junior college degree plus two-year full-time working experience.

2. Abide by professional ethics;

3. Complete the registration and pay the fees;

4. Be able to take the exam in English. Supplementary explanation:

English proficiency-The test has no special requirements for the English proficiency of candidates, and it is an all-English test paper, so the English proficiency of candidates should be based on a correct understanding of the test questions and a correct expression of candidates' views.

Math level-Math is required for the financial analyst exam. The financial analyst exam is not very difficult in mathematical analysis, and generally it can be counted as 3.