Editing Chartered Financial Analyst (section)

==== United States ====
* The [[Financial Industry Regulatory Authority]] (FINRA) exempts candidates who have passed CFA Level I and II from the [[List of securities examinations#Registered representative level|Series 86]] examination from registering as research analysts.
* The Investment Adviser Registration Depository (IARD) exempts CFA Charterholders from the required competency exams to register as an investment adviser.
* The [[North American Securities Administrators Association]] (NASAA) exempts CFA charterholders from the required [[Uniform Investment Adviser Law Exam|Series 65 exams]] to register as investment advisers.
* The [[New York Stock Exchange]] (NYSE) exempts candidates who have passed CFA level I from the portion of the Series 16 exam that deals with rules on research standards and related matters from Part II of the NYSE Supervisory Analyst Qualification Exam.
* The [[National Football League Players Association]] (NFLPA) recognizes the CFA Charter as meeting the eligibility requirements to become a registered player financial advisor.
* The [[University of California, Berkeley]], considers Master of Business Administration (MBA) candidates who have passed the CFA Level III exam to be granted an automatic waiver in two core courses.
* The [[University of Notre Dame]] considers CFA charterholders in the Executive Master of Nonprofit Administration (EMNA) to be eligible for a waiver of required course work.
* [[Boston University]] considers CFA charter holders to be eligible for waivers for up to two out of 10 courses in the Master of Science in Financial Management (MSFM) on-campus and online degree programs.
* [[Duke University]] considers students enrolled in its graduate business programs who have passed the CFA Level III exam to be eligible for an unconditional administrative exemption from Finance 645.