>cfa 2 on saturday
>going to murder it
>cfa 2 on saturday
>going to murder it
First time taking it? Good luck. It's a real pain and nothing like L1. But I'm sure you know that already.
Good luck. L2 took me two tries. Its a fucking beast.
Same here. Can't wait to get this shit over this. Any sections you are particularly worried about?
>mfw no one gives a shit about the CFA exams in Scandinavia
They're easy as a fuck if you have a grad degree in Finance (with some stat and accounting electives mixed in).
>easy as fuck
No, they're not, Sven. The difficulty comes from the sheer volume of material. Maybe you could pass L1 without too much preparation, but you will be killed by L2.
This. I have a grad degree in finance, a 750 gmat so I am not some fool, but I can tell you that it's not a walk in the park. L1 wasn't so bad, but L2 is a different animal simply because of the amount of material.
>but you will be killed by L2.
Doubt it, I did part time audit work before my corporate finance job right now. I've also been assistant lecturer in econometrics (mostly option modelling) at my uni until recently.
I got a pretty broad base.
Probably wouldn't get US Gaap questions right though, I only know it in broad strokes, we use IFRS/national Gaap.
Oh fuck yeah just remembered the "Ethical and Professional Standards"-crap. Would fail without reading.
I've got a finance-focused MBA and have worked as a quant analyst in hedge funds. I still got killed by L2.
Your attitude full of yourself pretty much assures you'd get killed by L2. Especially since your background sounds pretty soft compared to mine. Did you think anyone would be impressed by it?