CFA Lets Hong Kong Applicants Take Exam Later Amid Protests
- Goal is ‘to ensure safe and timely travel to the center’
- Other options include full refund or taking test elsewhere
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The CFA Institute is pushing back its December exam in Hong Kong by three days and has given thousands of applicants in the city other options as protests escalate across one of the world’s largest financial hubs.
Under the revised plan, candidates will sit for the Level I exam on Dec. 10 at the AsiaWorld-Expo, rather than on Dec. 7, according to Nick Pollard, Asia-Pacific managing director for the institute. The organization also offered the option to receive a full refund, sit for the test at another location or hold off until the next round in June.