Chartered Financial Analysts take up the fight against dodgy banking
Published: 23 October, 2009, 21:28
Edited: 26 October, 2009, 11:31
Chartered Financial Analysts have called for "unethical" bankers to pass industry exams to prevent another economic crisis. It comes after industry heavyweights let through cheats like Bernard Madoff.
I know personally many CFA holders and I am not pretty sure that having CFA qualification or similar means that holders are/will be ethic.










I don't see a lot of ethics in the business world today but a raving self-interest without checks and balances and without awareness of certain individuals due to the drive for competition and their boundless greed or crazy acts that are like sugar to the system. This extremism causes governments to clamp down and shift ideologies when it's only a few people screwing it up for everyone; they're loud, and they'll do it no matter what "system" they're in. Being a person without ethics (I'm guessing bad genes coupled with extreme ugliness and adverse reactions by people lowering my self-esteem and making me bitter and able to justify screwing someone over to numb to everything), I can tell you that my kind doesn't understand group relations at all and works without chains to things like face. You know you've got a good system and control over your people when they jump off a bridge after a scandal and feel shame, thus have self-awareness. Not when they go to a luxury prison after years of destroying actual lives. I guess I'd test a person by taking them out to lunch and seeing how humble they were to me. Little things are big indicators. I live for the day in panic, so I'll eat luxury foods when I can and devour them quickly, yet wear common clothing and have relaxed hair. It's like the Incas used to do before a sacrifice. You can depend on me to do absolutely random, deadly things -- without restraint.