CFA UK launches new syllabus for Certificate in Climate and Investing

From 20 March

Valeria Martinez
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CFA UK will be launching the updated version of its Certificate in Climate and Investing (CII) on 20 March.

The society will release a new syllabus for the qualification, which is designed to enable investment practitioners to understand the systemic impact of climate on investments and how to integrate climate into all areas of the investment chain. Changes in the syllabus for candidates sitting CCI from 1 April 2023 to 30 June 2024 will include streamlined content "to bring core knowledge to the fore", the latest developments in climate science, climate-related risks, impacts and opportunities and the evolving policy and regulatory landscape.  It will also expand the focus on the rapidly ...

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