1. CPA with becker or wiley? Which will be efficient? 2. Is there any special certification course availabke to become financial analyst (eg. FMVA- Financial modeling and valuation analyst) or any relevant suggestion is highly appreciated.
Well you could try to become a CFA charterholder
2. No You can consider CFA though to become an analyst you don’t need it
CFA, there are other certifications like cfp caia cipm but they are more closely related to wealth management/investments
For Real Estate Private Equity or Real Estate IB you can get a Real Estate Financial Modeling (REFM) certification which is more focused on actual excel modeling (valuation, capital stacks and waterfall/promotes) than theoretical concepts like in the CFA
You could also get your FP&A certification for the Association of Finance professionals. This is the same association who gives out the CTP, certified treasury professional.
There is a certification to work in FP&A? lol
Becker for CPA, it's what I used. CFA but only if working in investments. It's a 3 year commitment also..You could also try CFA Foundations for free on the CFA Institute website to see if you like the material. Give you a better idea of actual CFA materials
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Financial Analyst route would be the CFA
It depends. On credit side or structureed finance cpa can be valuable too