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Membership Requirements
To become a member of CFA Society of Los Angeles requires both memberships to the Society and to CFA Institute. Annual membership dues for CFALA are $175. Every person applying for regular and affiliate membership must be sponsored by one CFA regular member and the applicant’s supervisor, one of which must be a Member of the Society. If the supervisor requirement cannot be met because the applicant is the principal of the firm, a student, retired, self-employed, or if providing a supervisor sponsor places the applicant in a difficult professional position, then an additional sponsor by a regular member of CFA Institute is required. In the case that the applicant does not know a member, they must address a letter and resume stating the reasons to the Society Membership Chair. CFA Institute and CFA Society of Los Angeles will review your work experience and sponsor statements to determine your membership category, of which there are three
1. Regular Membership
Both CFA Institute and CFALA must agree to accept an applicant as a regular member. In the event of a discrepancy, CFA Institute makes the final determination for regular membership status.
2. CFA Charterholder Membership
3. Affiliate Membership
Once an applicant is approved for affiliate membership by CFALA, the applicant will automatically become an affiliate member of CFA Institute. CFA Institute affiliate members receive the same benefits as regular members, but do not have voting rights. Note: Affiliate membership does not qualify you for the award of the CFA charter. You will need to update your work experience and apply to become a regular member in order to get your charter. If you don't have the necessary work experience, we'll assign you affiliate membership status. Candidates are often first approved as affiliate members. You may apply for an upgrade to regular membership before you activate.
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