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A chartered financial advisor is  an individual who assists clients with investment decisions. The financial advisor provides analysis of various investment vehicles and financial instruments. This analysis is used by the advisor to offer guidance to the client regarding the clientâs financial planning and investment strategy.
The Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is well worth considering if you (a) are aiming for an entry-level position in investment banking, and/or (b) cannot afford to shell out six figures for an MBA or have to settle for a lesser-known B-school.n summary, if you are fortunate enough to be enrolled in a top B-school, the MBA should be enough for you to get your foot in the door upon completion. But the CFA is increasingly becoming a viable alternative to jumpstart a career in investment banking, not least because of its scarcity value.