Certifications That Get to Work

A CFI-certified finance professional brings rigorous training and practical skills to their job—so it can get done from day one.
Certifications That Get to Work
It Can Be Hard to Know When Learning Meets Doing
Whether you’re training new hires or upskilling employees, you want to make sure their knowledge is relevant and skills are real-world-ready.
It Can Be Hard to Know When Learning Meets Doing
  • Theory and practice aren’t the same
    Have your employees learned all about what to do without practicing how to do it?
  • Ramping up can be slow
    Skill gaps often remain post-training, leaving managers to bridge them.
  • Performance is a guessing game
    Modern finance roles require fresh, relevant, up-to-date skills—with clear impact.
CFI-Certified Means Proven Skills With Unlimited Potential
Knowledge is power. Skills are empowering. CFI certifications merge in-depth, comprehensive learning with hands-on skill development to give finance professionals the ability and confidence to excel at your organization.
Ready to role
Ready to role
CFI-certified employees can put their skills to work immediately. They’ve received role-specific training and have on-demand access to resources for ongoing learning and productivity.
Desire to excel
Desire to excel
A CFI certification requires more than 100 learning hours, typically over four to six months. Our learners go the extra mile and will for you, too.
Deeper and broader skills
Deeper and broader skills
CFI certifications give learners practical skills like financial modeling and analysis, while also teaching soft skills like leadership and communication.
Real-world application
Real-world application
Our learners don’t just memorize theories and concepts. They roll up their sleeves and work on the same types of projects they’ll do for you.
Measurable performance
Measurable performance
CFI-certified means having the skills to be successful on the job. Not only do learners have to nail a final exam, but their progress can be tracked when training through CFI for Teams.
On the pulse
On the pulse
CFI learners get access to fresh content with the latest developments in corporate finance, modeling, analytics, and market changes—no dated lessons here.
Scott LaBrec, MBA, MS, FMVA
“My decision to take the FMVA certification 3 years ago was one of my best career decisions I made.”
Scott LaBrec, MBA, MS, FMVA
The Most In-Demand Designations in Corporate Finance
CFI certifications represent the modern skills finance professionals need and a standard of excellence organizations look for.
Financial Modeling & Valuation Analyst (FMVA)®
  • 100 - 200 hours
  • 6 months to complete
  • Financial modeling, valuation and analysis
  • Excel skills focus
Commercial Banking & Credit Analyst (CBCA)®
  • 100 - 200 hours
  • 6 months to complete
  • Financial modeling, valuation and analysis
  • Excel skills focus
Capital Markets & Securities Analyst (CMSA)®
  • 100 - 150 hours
  • 6 months to complete
  • Asset classes, trading strategies
  • Capital markets knowledge and trading techniques
Business Intelligence & Data Analyst (BIDA)®
  • 150 - 200 hours
  • 6 months to complete
  • Business intelligence, data analysis, data transformation, modeling, and visualization
  • Statistical and predictive analysis using code
Financial Planning & Wealth Management Professional (FPWM)™
  • 60 - 100 hours
  • 4 months to complete
  • Financial planning, investment management, business development
  • Economic, financial product, and portfolio
FinTech Industry Professional (FTIP)™
  • 60 - 100 hours
  • 4 months to complete
  • Practical insights into InsurTech, WealthTech, digital banking and more.
  • Financial technology fundamentals, data science, payments
CFI Certifications Make Go-To Experts

With one (or more!) of our five accredited certifications under their belt, CFI learners are ready to tackle any challenge and become a source of expertise on your team.

You can trust a CFI-certified employee to put their skills to work right away in traditional and evolving areas of finance and banking like:

  • Financial modeling
  • Valuation techniques
  • Commercial banking
  • Capital markets
  • Financial planning and analysis
  • Securities analysis
  • Trading strategies
  • Machine learning
  • Predictive models
  • Data modeling and visualization
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