uthor: Irina
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Елена, это ответ из канадского блога на похожий вопрос:

Most finance professionals don't rely on one single designation. In the past, this may be the case, but today's finance professionals tend to have a mixture of designations. For example, an investment banker might have a MBA, CGA, and a CBV. On the other hand, a forensic accountant might have a CA, CFE and a Graduate Diploma in Forensic Accounting. Portfolio managers might have a MBA, CFA, and a CGA.

My instructor for CGA Taxation 2 had a LLB, CGA, and has completed the CICA In-Depth Tax Course. My instructor for UBC Accounting had a MBA, CA, CGA, CMA, and a CPA. I know a few people myself who has a CA and CISA working on information systems audit, and a CGA and CPA working on international tax.

If an investment banker made $150,000/year, is it because if his CGA? The stats will include this person in the salary research because he's a CGA, but the stats don't tell you that he also has a MBA and CBV.

If you want to decide on a career, your best bet is to look at the actual job that you want, and not the designation or degree. Once you know which job you want, then look at the designations or degrees that'll make you successful on that job.

BTW, I'm not saying that mixing designations is the "best way." There are lots of people who do well just having one designation. What's "best" really depends on your own personal goals and situation.

а это выдержка из job posting:

Internal Auditor II (IT Auditor) - FIN00918-9

Required Professional Designation/Certification:

* Post-secondary education in Computing Science/Business/Commerce (or other related disciplines)
* CISSP / CISM designation would be desirable (or extensive Security experience)
* Internal Audit professional designation (CISA, CISSP) would be considered an asset

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https://telus.taleo.net/careersection/10000/jobdetail.ftl?job=313253
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