I am a member of Business Because, but don't really do too much with it. I have it on my MSF twitter and saw an interesting article on the MSc degree. Thought it might be of interest for you guys.
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It's amazing how many people I have met recently who have not a clue what an MSF is...I am talking MDs at organizations which are spinal columns of the financial system. Big shock we are where we are.
It is a relatively new degree so I understand. What I don't get is how "Masters in Finance" can be confusing. If someone told me they had a Masters in Bread Making I would imagine they knew how to make bread.
2+2=4 people
Are the materials covered under MFin similar to the CFA or are they much different? I am trying to see if the degree is worth pursuing vs. studying for the CFA, and I am referring to the non quant MFin.
There are a variety of MSF programs that are affiliated with the CFA and prepare you for the exam(s) by virtue of the coursework. There's a list on Anthony's blog.
Ok this might be a really stupid question but I've been wondering what's the core difference between MSF and MFE, difficulty of curriculum, and how they are viewed differently(or indifferently) in the job markets.
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