The Similarities and Differences Between FRM and the CFA Exams, Summarized

My college professor told me that I could study FRM after completing my CFA exams, as an additional qualification if I wanted one. Does that make sense? I was thinking of doing an executive MBA or something just for the sake of having the qualification after CFA. Is FRM a good choice or are there other qualifications which would add more value or boost my CV?

very cool, thank for this blog post.  On level 2 now, would have thought it would be more than 15% but good to know that it isn’t.

Some people do that, so yeah, you wouldn’t be the only one. Exec MBA might be a better choice though, but it depends on your b-school.

Do you know any forum or blog focusing on FRM, like this with CFA?

@JordanMatrix, http://www.analystforum.com/forum/s/frm-forum. Extensive CFA forum as well as a couple others.

justinturner said:

very cool, thank for this blog post.  On level 2 now, would have thought it would be more than 15% but good to know that it isn’t.

How would you rate the difficulty?