There's a significant difference between genders in the world of investment. More men invest than women, and men invest more frequently than women do, highlighting a gender gap in the finance industry. To address this issue, CFA Institute has been actively working to promote diversity and inclusion through its various certification programs.
Certification programs in data science, ESG, and climate risk are examples of how the CFA Institute is helping investment professionals expand their knowledge and skills beyond traditional finance. By offering a wide range of specialized certifications, the institute is equipping professionals with the tools they need to navigate the evolving landscape of the investment industry.
Girls Who Invest and CFA Institute today announced an expansion of their long-standing partnership, furthering their commitment to promoting gender diversity in finance. By collaborating on initiatives aimed at encouraging more women to pursue careers in investment management, the two organizations are working towards a more inclusive and diverse industry.
The CFA Institute is an international organization that serves investment management professionals with education, ethics, and certification programs. With a focus on promoting ethical behavior and professional excellence, the institute plays a crucial role in shaping the future of the finance industry.
CFA Institute's grant to Charlottesville High School is the first step of a partnership to integrate more investment education into the school's curriculum. By introducing students to the world of finance at an early age, the institute is laying the foundation for a more diverse and skilled workforce in the future.
In the 60 years since the first CFA exam, the accreditation has been forced to evolve to meet the modernization of the profession. As the investment industry continues to change and adapt to new technologies and trends, the CFA Institute remains committed to providing professionals with the tools they need to succeed.
AUM: $207 billion. Employees: 868. Voya Investment Management CEO Christine Hurtsellers said a focus on learning and development is crucial for staying ahead in the competitive finance industry. By investing in the skills and knowledge of their employees, companies can drive innovation and growth in the sector.
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PRNewswire/ -- BNY Mellon, a global leader in investment management and investment services, and CFA Institute, the global association of investment professionals, have announced a partnership to promote gender diversity and inclusion in finance. By collaborating on initiatives aimed at empowering women in the industry, the two organizations are working towards a more equitable and diverse workforce.
