Global financial practitioners step up their charge

Frankfurt, June 23 (Xinhua) The financial institutions such as banks have become the most direct casualty since the global financial crisis began. Many have lost their jobs in large layoffs and are still on the run, while more people who want to work in financial institutions face higher thresholds.　　Crisis, financial education, financial training again favored, many people in the industry are stepping up "charging." Global financial markets are depressed and financial training is booming. The registered Financial Analyst (CFA) qualification test, known as the gold standard by the financial sector, most notably reflects this phenomenon.　　In the June CFA exam this past weekend, the number of participants in the global exam was close to 130,000, a record high, up 14% from a year earlier. In the aftermath of the crisis, there is a consensus among global financial practitioners to keep their jobs or find jobs in financial institutions. This year's CFA exam has also seen a worldwide explosion, with the exception of the US growth of 4%, which has been the largest number of examinations in the past, in Europe, Britain, Germany and France respectively, growth of 18%, 21% and 24%, the Middle East growth of 19%, and in Asia rose by 25%.