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CFA Portfolio Management

Course Overview

CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) Program

Build a World-Class Career in Investment Banking, Equity Research & Financial Management

The CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) Program at Konidena Classroom is a comprehensive training program designed for students and professionals who aspire to build successful careers in investment banking, portfolio management, equity research, financial analysis, asset management, corporate finance, and wealth management.

Recognized globally, the CFA Program develops expertise in investment analysis, financial reporting, economics, portfolio management, derivatives, alternative investments, ethics, and strategic financial decision-making. The program consists of three progressive levels, each building advanced analytical and professional skills required in the global investment industry.

Course Highlights

  • Complete CFA Level I, II & III Coaching
  • Industry-Experienced Faculty
  • Concept-Based Learning
  • Practical Financial Modelling
  • Equity Research Training
  • Portfolio Management Concepts
  • Financial Statement Analysis
  • Mock Tests & Exam-Oriented Preparation
  • Personalized Mentoring

Our Teaching & Passing Strategy

At Konidena Classroom, we use a structured approach to maximize student success.

Phase 1 – Strong Concept Building

Master the core concepts with simple explanations and practical examples.

Phase 2 – Topic-Wise Practice

Solve chapter-wise questions and numerical problems after every topic.

Phase 3 – Case Study & Investment Analysis

Develop analytical thinking through practical business and investment scenarios.

Phase 4 – Mock Examinations

Attempt full-length mock tests under exam conditions.

Phase 5 – Performance Evaluation

Receive individual feedback, identify weak areas, and improve exam strategy.

Phase 6 – Final Revision

Revision classes, formula sheets, summary notes, and intensive doubt-clearing sessions before the exam.

Subjects Information
Basics Of Portfolio Planning And Construction
20 Chapter
Introduction To Risk Management
15 Chapter
Portfolio Management: An Overview
5 Chapter
Portfolio Risk And Return – Part I
7 Chapter
Portfolio Risk And Return – Part Ii
6 Chapter
The Behavioral Biases Of Individuals
7 Chapter


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