The ongoing development of a professional's knowledge and competence resulting from a commitment to post-graduate continuous learning. It is the antithesis of “CPD points” for compliance sake.
Dates for our upcoming continuing education programs and certificate courses
Debating the drivers of and outlook for the markets | Live studio, Live site, Live stream, On-demand
Debating portfolio construction strategies | Live studio, Live site, Live stream, On-demand
Presenting contemporary portfolio construction views
Interpreting market signals through a multi-asset, multi-manager portfolio construction lens
Presenting investment beliefs and philosophies
Advancing robust portfolio construction beliefs
Presenting academic portfolio construction research
Advancing investment management analyst expertise | Live stream, On-demand
Examining systematic human preferences that shape investment | On-demand
Embracing complexity economics to better understand how markets really work
An efficient, effective tool to better connect portfolios to client objectives | On demand
Earning accredited hours to meet the CE/CPD requirements of 20 governing bodies | On-demand
Earning accredited hours to meet your CIMA renewal requirement | On-demand
Store, view, print, and export your multi-designation CE/CPD record
Manage your progress on courses and certificates
Highlighting latest food for thought from the Forum | Weekly | Email
The evaluation of a learning activity by specialist, independent subject matter experts, to confirm it meets the CE/CPD standards set by governing bodies and to verify a person completed the activity.
Earning accredited hours to meet the CE/CPD requirements of 20+ governing bodies | On-demand
Submit content for independent CE accreditation
The formal process of recognising an individual’s successful demonstration of superior knowledge and competence across a validated best-practice body of knowledge and curriculum.
The peak international, investment portfolio construction certification program
Niall Ferguson, Harvard Business School professor and author of The Ascent of Money, explains his expectations for the US economy...
