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MBA (FINANCIAL PLANNING) YOUR GATEWAY TO FINANCIAL WISDOM

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MBA (FINANCIAL PLANNING)YOUR GATEWAY TO FINANCIAL WISDOM

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Introduction

CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERCM Certification

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Getting to know what is “Financial Planning”

Financial planner offers a broad range of services aimed at assisting individuals in managing and planning their financial future.

Financial Planning

Cash Flow Management

Education Planning

Retirement Planning

Investment Planning

Insurance Planning

Estate Planning

Tax Planning

Debt Management

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Getting to know what is “Financial Planning”

• Financial Planning is the process of meeting one’s life goals through the proper management of your finances. Life goals can include buying a home, saving for your child’s education, planning for retirement, or leaving a legacy.

• Financial planning is to ensure that the right amount of money is available in the right hands at the right point in the future to achieve individual's life goals.

• Financial Planning is a comprehensive evaluation of an individual’s current situation, defining his financial goals and making a detailed strategy, tailored to an individual’s specific situation, to achieve individual’s financial goals.

• Financial Planning refers to the process of taking complete control of the finances of the household such that the income streams are organized to take care of both current and future needs that require funding.

• Financial planning is a process through which an individual can chart a roadmap to meet expected and unforeseen needs in life.

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Why Financial Planning?

Marriage Children’s marriage• How do I achieve these

objectives?

• Right allocation of resources?

• Will savings help?

• How much to save?

• Where should I invest my savings?

• How do I plan for retirement?

• Shall I borrow for my needs?

Retirement plan

House

Vacation

Car Medical expenses

Children’s education

Debt Management

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The Best Jobs of 2013

CareerCast.com, a career website, ranked 200 jobs from best to worst based on five criteria: physical demands, work environment, income levels, stress, and job outlook. Much of the data used to evaluate each job has been compiled from the Department of Labor and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), as well as from a range of other governmental agencies, trade associations and private survey firms.

Job Ranking Job Title

1. Actuary

2. Biomedical Engineer

3. Software Engineer

4. Audiologist

5. Financial Planner

6. Dental Hygienist

7. Occupational Therapist

8. Optometrist

9. Physical Therapist

10. Computer Systems Analyst

Financial Planning ranked

as the 5th best Job of 2013.

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Career Options for Financial Planners

Wealth Management

Portfolio Management

Investment Advisory

Risk Management

Financial Operations

Financial Planning

Banking

Technical Analysis

Equity Research and Analysis

Financial Back Office and Operations

Entrepreneurial Opportunities

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Who recruits Financial Planners?

Financial Planners

Banks

Non-Banking Financial

Companies

KPOs

Brokerage Firms

Asset Management

Companies

Financial Planning

Firms/Wealth Management

Firms

• HSBC• Citibank• Deutsche Bank• DBS Bank

• Fincart.com• FinEdge• Client Associates

• Axis Mutual Fund• Peerless Mutual Fund

• Mansukh Securities• Religare Securities• Angel Broking• HDFC Securities

• WNS• Ameriprise Financial• Capital IQ • E-value Serve• HCL• Copal AMBA• Bank of America

• Elite Wealth• Karvy Private Wealth• Anand Rathi• Edelwise

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CFPCM Certification

CFPCM

Certification

Financial Planning’s

Highest Global Standard

Internationally Accepted Financial Planning

Qualification

Recognized in more than 25

countries across the world

Endorsed by top 50 leading Financial Services

Companies

Global Mark of Excellence in

Financial Planning

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FPSB India Charter Members

Charter Members of FPSB India have resolved that they will give first preference to CFPCM Certificants in recruitment

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CFPCM Certification

CFP Certification rated as the

“Gold Standard” in

Financial Planning by

the Wall Street

Journal in the year

2006.

Acknowledged as one of the

Upcoming Certification in

financial services in

India by “The Week” in 2004.

Rated as “Hot Job” by

CNBC in 2003.

Financial Planning rated as

No.1 career in 2001 by

Jobs Almanac,

USA.

No. of CFP Certificants

is over 1,45,000

worldwide in

24countries.

Rated as "One of the best Jobs"

by U.S. News and World

Report, 2012.

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Career Avenues in Financial Services

Course Designation Institute Main Areas Covered

Stages/level

CA Chartered Accountant

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India

Accounting, Taxation & Auditing

CPT, PCC, Final*

CS Company Secretary

The Institute of Company Secretaries of India

Company Law Foundation, Inter & Final

CFPCM Certified Financial Planner

Financial Planning Standards Board India

Financial Planning 6 Modules

ICWA Cost Accountant Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India

Costing Foundation, Inter & Final

CFA Chartered Financial Analyst

Association of Investment Management & Research

Portfolio Mgmt &Investment Analysis

3 levels

CPA Certified Public Accountant

American Institute of Certified Public Accountants

Accountancy, Taxation 4 papers

* Common Proficiency Test (CPT), Professional Competence Course (PCC)

Source: FPSB, India

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4 E Criteria for CFPCM Certification

EDUCATION EXAMINATION EXPERIENCE ETHICS

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Why Firms Value CFP Professionals?

Source: FPSB Global Research 2014 (www.fpsb.org)

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Why Firms Value CFP Professionals?

Source: FPSB Global Research 2014 (www.fpsb.org)

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Why Firms Value CFP Professionals?

Source: FPSB Global Research 2014 (www.fpsb.org)

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Why Firms Value CFP Professionals?

Source: FPSB Global Research 2014 (www.fpsb.org)

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Introduction

CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERCM Certification

Examination Pattern

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Structure of CFPCM Examination

Source: FPSB, India website www.fpsb.co.in

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Marks Categories—Testing Significance

Source: FPSB, India website www.fpsb.co.in

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CFPCM Certification: Examination Format

Objective Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)

Computer-based Testing (CBT)

No negative marks for incorrect alternatives chosen

Exam Duration:

Exam 1 – 4: Two (2) hours each

Exam 5: Four (4) hours

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CFPCM Certification: Evaluation System

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Introduction

Other External Examinations

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Semester I: External Examinations

S.No. Title of the Paper External Examination1 Introduction to Financial Planning CFP

2 Risk Management & Insurance Planning

1. CFP: RAIP 2.

IRDA-IC 33 3.

IRDA-IC 343 Investment Planning CFP:IP

4 Retirement Planning & Employee Benefits CFP: RPEB

5 Mutual Funds & Equity Derivatives1. NISM Series V A: Mutual Fund Distributors

Certification Examination 2. NISM Series VIII: Equity Derivatives

Certification Examination

6 Indian Securities Market NISM Series VII: Securities Operations and Risk Management Certification Examination

7 Indian Financial System

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MBA-FP Curriculum

Sem 1 Sem 2 Sem 3 Sem 4

9%

59%

17% 17%

62%

31%

28%

10%

83% 83%

Other Industry Oriented Subjects CFP curriculum NISM & MCX curriculumGeneral Management Subjects

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Time for Questions