CFA study guides, exam strategies and market news explained for CFA candidates.
Bhopal dropped a ₹200 crore bond plan and chose to borrow ₹493 crore instead. See how tax equivalent yield decides whether municipal bonds attract investors.
Stock split explained through a Japanese retail investor who was interested in a bank stock for its split, saw it plummet, then bought Hokuhoku FG. Learn why the maths is unchanged.
Alleged DSCR loan flips in Baltimore show why price signals matter. Learn how the CFA market manipulation standard protects the integrity of capital markets.
The rupee fell 12 paise to close at 94.93 per US dollar. See what purchasing power parity and other parity conditions explain about a stronger dollar for CFA Level 1.
PE ratio explained through Advantest, which trades at 51.30 times earnings. Learn what a P/E tells you, what it hides, and how CFA Level 1 expects you to read it.
A Brielle man pleaded guilty to insider trading on a shell company. See where material nonpublic information starts and how CFA Level 1 tests it.
Who pays tariffs in economics? Using Carney's trade talks with Trump, see how tax incidence, elasticity and retaliation decide who bears the cost.
IBM fell on a day several analysts raised targets after an earnings beat. Learn how analysts set price targets and why the model matters more than the number.
SEC enforcement explained through a live Senate debate: what enforcement does, where it stops, and why the CFA Code puts the duty to clients above regulator activity.
Hong Kong stocks hit a four-month low as China stimulus hopes fade. Learn how fiscal stimulus effects travel through to global growth, a core CFA Level 1 economics idea.
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