France ponders professional investment exams
Mark Cobley
23 Jul 2008
23 Jul 2008
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Wednesday
03 December 2008
07:42 GMT
Asset managers and buyside analysts in France may soon face professional examinations and registration in the same way that their colleagues in the UK and US do, as the Autorité des Marchés Financiers, the country's market regulator, considers the introduction of such a regime.
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Article tags:
Asset Management
| Autorité des Marchés Financiers
| France
| Jean-Pierre Pinatton
| Regulation & compliance