Recently, with the growth of stock market and some achievements by the country, India has become one of the top notches throughout the world in the stock exchange.
With a market capitalization worth more than $3.4055 trillion, India has become the world's 6th biggest stock market hub.
The field has attracted a lot of young minds and has registered more than 69 million demat accounts in the last some years. The number is still increasing with the flow of day traders in the country.
With the high increase of investors in the market of exchange, there are expectations of the requirement for a huge amount of professionals in the field by 2026.
A career in the stock market is not only limited to traders or investors but has various other needs too, which you can fulfil for your personal as well as the country's growth forward.
A financial analyst is a personality who reads the trends of money and makes analytical reports, projections, and financial plans for public and private companies to take decisions related to their investments and can earn profit from it.
To be a financial analyst, you must at least have a degree of bachelor's in the field, and must have passed the exams conducted by the CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) institutes, and will need a CFA certificate.
To be successful in this field, you must be the most extroverted person in the room and have undefeated confidence in yourself.
Besides this, you must have critical thinking skills and a command of analytical platforms like Microsoft Excel.
This field also requires a person who can handle various projects at a single time and can complete all those before a given timeline and must have unshakeable written as well as communication skills.
The responsibilities of a risk analyst are to create reports, develop systems and processes, identify financial and economic trends, and to become a risk analyst, you must have more than 5 years of experience as an analyst in other fields of work.
Stockbroker initiates high-value returns on your investments after giving counselling and helping you out with your financial portfolio. Besides that, stockbrokers also work as advisors, dealers, security analysts, and more.
To become a stockbroker in the market, you must hold a degree in several skills like stockbroking, which is in high demand by the companies, and an MBA with the Charted Financial Analyst to work as some cherries on the cake.
