Special Interest Groups

Welcome to the home of CFA UK Special Interest Groups.

Joining one of CFA UK's Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are a great way to meet peers in your sector and get even more from your CFA UK membership.  Each SIG is operated by a leadership team of CFA UK volunteers, who are working or interested in the topic area.

You'll have the opportunity to attend events aimed at specific areas of investment, contribute to information sharing between members, and participate in networking opportunities with a community of like-minded professionals.

There are 11 great SIGs for you to join from Manager Research to Energy Finance.


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  • This morning I read our member's @John Teahan 's blog which I found very interesting. I also remembered this post shared earlier on "Which world we are preparing for?" mentioning those recent big takeovers by oil majors (Exxon and Chevron).<o:p></o:p> ...

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    COP28 Chronicles

    Good morning Community! I thought I'd share a few things that we are seeing in the news today with regards to the most important gathering for the whole humanity – COP28. Boston Consulting Group has a good overview of major outcomes here: ...

  • @Anastasia You prompted me to watch Joseph's video. It was a good governance case study about the Credit Suisse collapse and the current neglect of governance vs E and S but also the value of using governance analysis to understand valuations. Specifically ...

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  • Hi everyone, excited to bring to you this video! CFA UK Sustainability community champion Eric Yim recently talked to Kenneth Hui, Executive Director, Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA). It was great to learn how HKMA successfully issued blockchain ...

  • @Aya Pariy , thank you for sharing. One of the best webinars I've watched about CS failure. Very well explained. Perhaps, based on this video, it is possible to conclude that among E, S and G risks, CS suffers from G the most. As for now, unfortunately, ...

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