We’ve talked about the SIE over the last few weeks, and now it’s time to talk about the Series 7, a much bigger and harder test that all financial professionals will need to pass if they want to provide financial services to clients. It isn’t an easy test, but it isn’t impossibly hard either–you just need to know where to focus your energy. And where is that? Read Zolio’s latest for the details.
Like in life, partnerships in business depend on clear communication and knowing the boundaries of what is and is not acceptable behavior. Fortunately, those rules have a century of history in the U.S., which is why all financial professionals are expected to know about GPs, LPs, and DPPs.
To dig further into the SIE/Series 7 tests, we discuss many of the major topics in debt markets that, unlike the more familiar stock market, are much more complex and have more far-reaching implications for companies and investors. That’s probably why FINRA likes to test on these topics quite heavily.
To get your foot in investment banking, asset management, hedge fund research, or any other part of Wall Street, you’ll need to learn the rules of the game first. And that’s not as easy as you might think.
The fastest way to get noticed if you want to work in the financial industry is easy: take a test. The SIE, to be more precise. What’s the SIE? This week Zolio gently introduces you to where this exam came from, who administers it, and why it can be a golden ticket to get your resume noticed by potential employers.
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