How It Works
A faculty advisor acts as the link between CFA Society Toronto and the student team. The faculty advisor assembles the team and guides them throughout the process.
Students will have approximately three weeks to work on the case study provided by the host Society. Teams then present their analysis and recommendations to a panel of judges. The competition is 100% presentation based, which includes: a 10-minute presentation and then 10 additional minutes to respond to questions from the judges.
One winning team from each Local Competition will advance to the CFA Societies Canada Ethics Challenge National Round which will be held virtually in early May 2025.
In the national round, students will have 23 hours to work on a new ethics case and will then submit a video recording of their presentation. Following the judges’ review of each recorded presentation, Q&A will be conducted with each team live in front of the panel of judges. Following the presentations and judges deliberation, one team is designated the ultimate CFA Societies Canada Ethics Challenge winner!
Teams are judged based on their recommended course of action and their ability to identify the violations to the CFA Institute Code of Ethics & Standards of Professional Conduct.
For Your Information
See Current & Past Winners
CFA Societies Canada Participation Agreement
Go to CFA Societies Canada website