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Open Day of the CFA Institute affiliated Master's programs “Master of Finance“ & “Financial Analyst"
30 июня Банковский институт провел День открытых дверей магистерских программ «Финансовый Аналитик» и «Финансы» (CFA University Instute Affiliation Programs).
Graduation Ceremony of the Master's Program "Financial Analyst" CFA Institute University Affiliation Program
On June 24 the HSE Banking Institute held the graduation ceremony for the Alumni of the CFA Institute University Affiliation Program «Financial Analyst».
Open Day of the Master's Programs "Master of Finance" and "Financial Analyst"
Banking Institute of the HSE would like to invite you to the Open Day of CFA Institute affiliated Master's programs “Master of Finance“ and “Financial Analyst”.
The recording of the Open Day MP "Financial Analyst" and "Master of Finance" .
This webinar aired on May 26, 2022.
The CFA Institute explained the current restrictions on passing the exam
Earlier the CFA Institute suspended access to the website and account management in Russia due to the international blocking of financial transactions.
Studies and Mobility at HSE University in View of the Current International Situation
Answers to the most pressing questions
Apply for a discount on CFA Exam fee in 2022
HSE Banking Institute is inviting the students of Master’s Program “Financial Analyst” to take part in the Application Call for a significant discount on the registration fee for CFA Exam of all three levels in 2022.
Congratulations to the students of the Master's program "Financial Analyst" with the beginning of the academic year!
On September 1, the HSE Banking Institute held a welcome meeting for students of the Master's program "Financial Analyst".
8 HSE students receive a 75% discount on CFA Exam fee in 2021
The HSE Banking Institute has completed the acceptance of applications for discounts on registration fees for any of three levels of the CFA Exam in 2021.
A Pandemic of Negative Interest Rates: Banks and Their Clients Will Have to Adapt to a New Normal
The coronavirus pandemic and lockdown have made life difficult for credit institutions and their clients. Citizens’ incomes have decreased, which can lead to an increase in bad debts, and a decrease in the key rate to support the economy makes deposits less and less attractive and deprives banks of an important resource. Banks are compelled to search for new ways to earn money, which carries additional risks, says HSE Banking Institute Director Vasily Solodkov.