Hi all - I've been in a little bit of a lull after starting a new job with a lower than expected workload. Trying to be positive and stay at the firm (fairly large institutional shop with reputable name) for ~1 year before really switching companies. With the free time on my hands, a higher up at the company suggested I take a this time to learn a useful/random topic and become an expert in the subject. I will be sitting for the CFA in June as well but am looking for other good areas to take up. Any recs?
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