CFA Sustainable Investing
Hi all, I was considering taking the CFA Sustainable Investment certification and wanted to know is it worth it? A bit about me: I have a bachelors in Finance and an MBA in Sustainability. I feel like the exam would help me refresh and learn knowledge I may have forgotten (or completely not learned). I had finance internships in undergrad and more sustainability based experience throughout my MBA (corporate sustainability and assurance work) but no overlap in doing sustainable financing or investment/impact finance work. I think it would also help on my resume to pick up CFA on the ATS (but what do I know). I need to remember if I know how to study and may down the line take the actual CFA. Correct me if I am wrong but this certification comes with the study material needed to pass? If you have taken it or considered it I would love to hear your thoughts (worth it? study time? prior experience level? concerns?)