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QFA Regulation May 2010

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  • 12-04-2010 8:47pm
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    sooty1
    Registered Users Posts: 124 ✭✭


    Hi - anyone doing this QFA Exam in May?......just wondering how are you getting on with the Study Manual and what Chapters you are finding difficult.

    I am repeating because I failed this exam last Sept. I find the manual very hard esp Chapter 5 - MiFID.


    Sooty
    :(


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    girvtheswerve
    Closed Accounts Posts: 202 ✭✭girvtheswerve


    sooty1 wrote: »
    Hi - anyone doing this QFA Exam in May?......just wondering how are you getting on with the Study Manual and what Chapters you are finding difficult.

    I am repeating because I failed this exam last Sept. I find the manual very hard esp Chapter 5 - MiFID.


    Sooty
    :(

    I found concentrating on the sample papers is a great help. The exams tend to be quite repetitive.

    Remember you dont need to know everything in the book, you need to know enough to pass the exam.

    So if there is a particular section you are stuck on just try your best with it and make sure that you know the easier sections inside out.


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    stepbar
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,123 ✭✭✭stepbar


    girvtheswerve wrote: »
    I found concentrating on the sample papers is a great help. The exams tend to be quite repetitive.

    Remember you dont need to know everything in the book, you need to know enough to pass the exam.

    So if there is a particular section you are stuck on just try your best with it and make sure that you know the easier sections inside out.

    +1

    Same sh1te repeated again and again. Much the same like the QFA Financial Planning (more bullsh1te).


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