KUALA LUMPUR, April 2 (Bernama) -- The Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) Association announced its CAIA Charter programme has obtained the Institute of Banking & Finance (IBF) accreditation under the Fund Management Standards.
The IBF is the national accreditation and certification agency for financial industry competency in the fast-growing global financial hub of Singapore, according to a statement.
“The growth in the alternative investment space in Singapore has been tremendous, and we look forward to continuing this partnership and helping more people become CAIA Charter holders and IBF Certified,” said CAIA Association chief executive officer, William J. Kelly.
The IBF accreditation enables finance professionals who successfully complete the rigorous Level I and Level II CAIA exam to not only earn the prestigious CAIA Charter but also apply to be IBF Certified.
IBF Certification is an industry mark of quality for finance professionals in Singapore. Local participants who complete the CAIA Charter programme may also be eligible for up to 90 per cent funding under the IBF Standards Training Scheme.
The CAIA Charter programme is a rigorous, self-directed education for finance professionals seeking deep knowledge and expertise in alternative investing, including private equity, structured products, commodities, real assets and hedge funds.
The CAIA Association is the world leader in alternative investment education, offering the only education programme uniquely designed for individuals specialising in institutional-quality alternative investments. For more information, contact https://caia.org.
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