Roger Ferguson's Retirement Plan Involves Taking the CFA Exam
- TIAA CEO announces intention at CFA Society New York Dinner
- Guests offer study tips as Bruce Richards is also honored
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When TIAA Chief Executive Officer Roger Ferguson retires -- "at some point many years from now," as he put it Tuesday night -- he has some big plans.
“The first thing I want to do is spend the two to three years necessary to take the CFA exam,” Ferguson, 65, said at the 80th anniversary of the CFA Society New York, one of the bodies that designed the concept of the Chartered Financial Analyst exam.