CFA Level I Pass Rate Drops to 35%
The pass rate for the first level of the chartered financial analyst exam fell further below its historic average.
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Size of Year-end Bonuses May Influence Career Decisions
U.S.'s foremost financial institutions set to unveil year-end bonuses for staff. Announcement eagerly anticipated can influence employee satisfaction.
Wall Street Banks Want to Forget About 2023. But 2024 May Not be Much Better.
This was yet another year to forget for much of Wall Street. Dealmaking slowed. Thousands of jobs were cut. Bonuses were slashed.
Work Life Balance — Swedish Traders Push for Reduced Trading Hours
In a bid to enhance work-life balance, Swedish traders are advocating for Nasdaq to reduce its trading hours, as reported by Bloomberg.
The New Reality for Financial Professionals
Allianz Life study finds large majority of Americans believe working with a financial professional would be beneficial, yet most do not do so.
Rich People Do These 4 Things to Stay Wealthy (& So Can You)
Advisors often work with high-net-worth clients and are able to understand the expectations wealthy clients have about managing their finances.
Business Lobby Attacks as New York Nears a Non-Compete Ban, Rare in the US
When people think of noncompete agreements, they usually think of corporate executives with knowledge of prized trade secrets.
