As part of its ongoing effort to professionalise the global alternative investment space, the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association is now providing bundled access to its curriculum beginning with candidates planning to sit for the March 2023 CAIA exam.
As part of its ongoing effort to professionalise the global alternative investment space, the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association is now providing bundled access to its curriculum beginning with candidates planning to sit for the March 2023 CAIA exam.
When registration opens on 3 October, CAIA is lowering the price for early enrolment which, combined with the new bundled approach to delivering the CAIA curriculum, is designed to encourage more professionals to not only pursue their CAIA Charter but also begin studying the relevant materials as early in the process as possible.
CAIA’s curriculum, which is regularly updated to stay at the forefront of the fast-growing and fast-evolving alternative investment universe, is the benchmark standard for professionals operating in this space; and with this new approach, candidates can access the curriculum and begin their preparations sooner, better setting themselves up for success and helping ensure they retain more of what they learn during their studies.
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