Few women in India hold CFA charter, held back by financial pressures

Country's share of women completing exam for chartered financial analyst is 13%

Sachin P Mampatta | Mumbai
Last Updated at March 7, 2023 18:10 IST

finance, fund manager, mutual fund, MF, INVESTMENT

Women account for 27 per cent of CFA Level I candidates, This falls six percentage points to 21 per cent by the time of the CFA Level III exams

Few women in India hold a finance qualification regarded as the gold standard in investment management, reflecting their poor representation in vaunted workplaces.

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