The Mock exam will be held on May 22, 2010, from 9am till 4pm at the Banking School of the HSE at 11, Pokrovka street. There are only 250 seats availalbe for the event. GET EXAM-READY this year with Practice, Diagnostics, and Targeted Review!

Three Guest Speakers will give their views on the rest of 2010 (and maybe beyond). Each will predict specific targets for Easter 2011
and will be called back to defend their forecasts at next year’s dinner!

The CFA Association (Russia) and the national rating agency RusRating present the V Annual CFA Association (Russia) Conference: “The Changing Landscape of the Financial Sector”

The event is designed to welcome 17 new members of the CFA community in Moscow, who received their charters this year, and to celebrate their accomplishments.

China has drastically changed the global balance of supply and demand with its appetite for resources such as oil, copper, and steel, and investors' appetites for this asset class have increased. Valuation of natural resources companies has become increasingly complex for asset managers and analysts.

The recent petrodollar boom in the Arabian Gulf created numerous business opportunities. The brisk pace of growth has come at a cost, exposing this region to several structural challenges. Mr. Fadlallah will explore these challenges and examine current opportunities in the region.

CFA Association (Russia) is pleased to invite you to the POST CFA EXAM PARTY this Saturday, 6 June 2009, that is held at the exclusive private bar – “BARSTARS”. To take down the stress we have arranged special CFA Cocktails that will be served from 18:00 till 22:00.

The CFA Institute will broadcast his pre-recorded video-presentation: The 10 Biggest "Sins" in DCF Valuation (Part 2). Research interests of Aswath Damodaran lie in valuation, portfolio management, and applied corporate finance.

Presentation with Peter Grishin, CFA - Director, Head of Credit, Renaissance Capital and Andrey Markov, VP Credit Research, Renaissance Capital.

Dante Meets DCF: The 10 Biggest "Sins" in DCF Valuation (Part 1). From the 2008 Equity Research and Valuation Techniques conference.