I am sorry if this has been asked before. But any suggestions on which topics to start with?
I always do Ethics at the end, I see that the first topic is Behavioral Finance which looks rather theoretical (read boring) to me. I am not sure if the topics after that are interrelated, so wanted some insights on the study schedule.
In the order of books is a safe way to start. Typically becuase, in level 3, stuffs are inter related and going in sequence helped me. (of course keeping Ethics and GIPS for last).
Just got the curriculum today, 5kg of L3 goodness going to start reading it from tomorrow, at leisure, and keep ethics for the last, so that I don’t forget it when the exams come close
Aww okk! This is, actually, the first time I’m purchasing hard copies of the curriculum (I was managing with VitalSource and Kaplan/Elan for L1 and L2), so was actually surprised to see them looking a little smaller than I had imagined them to be. So the curriculum IS smaller than the previous levels, and I wasn’t imagining it
Fair point, but something always comes up between January and March which breaks my study flow, and I end up having to study some of the old stuff again before continuing from where I left. Besides, like other Charterholders seem to be saying, I feel more motivated for L3 than I was for L2 because I’m just 1 exam away from being a Charterholder myself
150 bucks but substantially less paper as compared to L2. I want my money back. Damn cheaters.
I am starting with behavioral finance and will take my time to read through, but plan to review with Anki / flashcards. Please let me know if there is anyone out there who want to swap flashcards or is willing to share them.
Question here to my country fella Mace: Zurich, Zug, Pfäffika or Geneva? I don’t work in Finance, so for me its Zurich. Fancy a lunch at some point, to catch up?