Jun 10 2010, 02:16 AM
QUOTE(lengchaihow @ Jan 5 2008, 04:23 PM)
How about RFP (Registered Financial Planner) ???
Can someone tell me about RFP??
RFP is regulated and conferred by the Malaysian Financial Planning Council (MFPC) within msia.Can someone tell me about RFP??
this is a professional cert recognised ONLY in msia.
read further here--->RFPhttp://www.mfpc.org.my/index.php?option=displaypage&Itemid=33&op=page#CourseModules
compare RFP with CFP, CFP is internally recognised.
further reading on CFP --->WIKI CFPhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Certified_Financial_Planner
CFP is regulated and conferred by FPAM---> FPAMhttp://www.fpam.org.my/fpam/certification-and-standards/home/certification-process/
QUOTE(Darkmage12 @ Jan 6 2008, 12:40 AM)
you need to have CFP only can be RFP right?
no. BUT u can get certain exemptions for RFP after u done ur CFP (or other related degrees/professional papers) and not the other way around.
u can choose to do RFP first then do CFP but since got exemptions, better do CFP first if u want to get RFP title later also.
QUOTE(danes007 @ May 28 2010, 06:05 PM)
I'm a spm leaver and i'm currently interested in finance sector. So, which course should i choose? which course would be a better choice in terms of job prospect,salary, work type and etc. Currently, my option is pursuing financial engineering degree at mmu or maybe i can go for CFP but i'm not sure about the requirement yet. thanks in advance. 
u can only start CFP at age 21 minimum.so, best advice is, do ur degree first.
QUOTE(POYOZER @ May 29 2010, 01:19 AM)
I prefer MBA because I am a business minded. I don't care about the professional certificate because I don't want to work under people.
So, I believe it is depend on the needs and goal.
getting a professional cert MEANS don't need to work for other ppl if u want lar. So, I believe it is depend on the needs and goal.
u'll have the license to open ur own firm with it ald.
QUOTE(lhklmy @ Jun 9 2010, 12:03 PM)
For SPM qualification, you can do CFP, not CFA (requires a first degree), and not MBA unless you have accumulated lots of experience in work as an executive/manager. In many advanced countries, you will need a first degree to pursue CFP but not in Malaysia.
These days, more and more people opt for professional certification. IMO, if you have a degree or MBA, it is good for your career if you are professionally certified too. This will give you an edge. If you do not have a degree, then professional might be a good choice, provided you are clear about your career goal.
yep. this is bcoz FPAM is trying to encourage more ppl to get CFP in msia first.These days, more and more people opt for professional certification. IMO, if you have a degree or MBA, it is good for your career if you are professionally certified too. This will give you an edge. If you do not have a degree, then professional might be a good choice, provided you are clear about your career goal.
IMO, professional certs are great extensions to what u learnt in ur degree/diploma.
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