LEARN

PROFESSIONAL LEARNING

LOGIN TO LEARN

Unlock your career potential – login to explore over 100 expert talks on topics that matter to you.

Professional Learning banner

Professional Learning

Help keep your skills and knowledge up to date with our member-exclusive resources


Themes

Learning Plans and Conferences

 

Please note: You need to be a current member of CFA UK to access this content. When logged in, you can track your professional learning progress with our automated online CPD logging. Login now.

Find out more about CFA UK Membership.

Highlighted resources

Video

10.02.21

Financial modelling best practice

Justin Thomas, CFA, showcases how to create high-level financial models in your career, ensuring better accuracy in any project.

Video

27.01.21

Do stocks outperform treasury bills?

Hendrik Bessembinder has researched nearly 100 years of stock returns – now, he challenges what you think you know about investment performance.

Innovation

0.25 CPD

Video

23.03.22

Demystifying NFTs

NFTs are more than the artwork you’ve seen sell for millions – Michele D’Aliessi explains how blockchain can turn anything into an ownable asset.

Video

28.04.22

Deception and truth analysis

Jason Voss, CFA explains the value of deception detection and truth analysis, and how you can apply these techniques in practice.

Careers

0.5 CPD

Video

06.01.21

Communicating under pressure in investing

Communication consultant Shola Kaye teaches frameworks to help investment professionals communicate under pressure.

Video

06.10.21

Carbon risk integration into portfolio management

Martin Nerlinger explains how you can manage your carbon risk exposure as the transition creates market uncertainty.

Video

19.04.22

Avoiding pitfalls in high-risk credit

Belle Yang shows you a pathway to use to navigate the world of high-risk credit – and the unexpected increasing surprises you might encounter.

Video

13.01.22

Andrew Smithers on the economics of the stock market

Andrew Smithers believes current economic theory is flawed– and the economics of the stock market holds the answer.

Need help?

FAQs