Correct designation if you've passed CFA®Level I, but aren't signed up for CFA® Level II?
If I remember correctly, based on the Ethics portion, one isn't allowed to simply state "Passed Level I." Is there any other sort of alternative to convey the same information?
I don't understand why it would be unethical to state that you've passed level 1. I know a couple people that have put "CFA Level II Candidate"
That's what I currently have, but is that okay even if I'm not signed up for the June 2014 exam? I just want to make sure.
As HideAndSeek says, you can also say you are a Level II exam candidate. However, obviously you can only do that once you are actually signed up for the exam, i.e. you actually are a candidate. Until then, I'd just go with 'passed the first exam'.
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