What Does a Regulatory Analyst Do?

There are many types of analysts: CFA registered financial analysts, financial analysts, investment analysts, securities analysts, RCA analysts, etc. Chartered Analyst-"RCA". The Association of Registered Chartered Analysts (Association of RCA) was established in 1999 (the last year). It is the world's first group of analysts in the fields of management, finance, finance, and business. In the United States, the RCA Association has been recognized and adopted by companies in many countries for the development of high standards of Code of Ethics and Education. The Association is the first in the world to use and issue "RCA Registered Chartered Analyst" and "FRCA Senior Registered Chartered Analyst" qualifications. At present, there are more than 15,000 members worldwide, and they are mainly distributed in North America such as the United States and Canada.

Basic Information

Chinese name

Analyst

Foreign name

analyst; CFA

Classification

Financial analyst is a professional qualification title in the field of securities investment and management.

The qualification of investment analyst is one of the most internationally influential professional qualifications in the field of global investment analysis. It is uniformly managed by the Association of Certified International Investment Analyst (ACIIA). The Association of Certified International Investment Analysts was established in June 2000. Its main purpose is to establish an international professional title evaluation plan, launch an international level examination for investment analysts, and issue an international registered investment analyst (CIIA) qualification. ACIIA is registered in Switzerland, and currently has analyst associations in nearly 30 countries and regions including China as members, such as well-known investment analysts: Mao Wenjia, Andreas Hommet, Julian Robertson, etc.

Securities analysts have obtained the qualifications for securities investment consulting practice according to law and are employed in securities operating institutions. They mainly conduct research and analysis on various factors related to the securities market, including research and prediction of the value and change trends of securities markets and securities varieties. Professionals who publish securities research reports, investment value reports, etc. to investors, and provide investors with the aforementioned reports and analysis, forecasting or advice services in writing or verbally.

The RCA Certified Chartered Analyst qualification is issued by the Association of Registered Chartered Analysts (ARCA). ARCA is the world's first group of analysts who integrate management, finance, finance, commerce, and economy across multiple fields. In the United States, it is known as the "Finance and Commerce Gold Passport" and "the most needed manager of the enterprise". ARCA has formulated and adopted high standards of Code of Ethics and Education in many countries and regions. The Association is the first in the world to use and issue "RCA Registered Chartered Analyst" and "FRCA Senior Registered Chartered Analyst" qualifications. As of 2011, there are more than 10,000 members worldwide, mainly in North America such as the United States and Canada.

To become an ARCA member, you must first pass all five exams or meet the exemption requirements, and have more than two years of experience in finance, finance, accounting or management. You can use the "Registered Chartered Analyst Association Member" externally; officially awarded "Registered Chartered Analyst" certificate, legal use of "Registered Chartered Analyst" (RCA) titles, business cards and other supplies.