Can ca become share broker

1. Can CA (not in practice )become share broker

2. can also hold AMFI Certificates (like ARN)

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This discussion explores whether a Chartered Accountant (CA), even if not in active practice, can become a share broker or sub-broker. It suggests that while becoming a full broker requires significant capital and net worth, becoming a sub-broker is a more accessible route for CAs. The presence of AMFI certificates is also touched upon, with the added benefit that a CA can offer related financial and auditing services.

I’m not sure about certificates, but an advantage is there that you can provide booking and auditing, tax services as well. CFA will be bit advantageous as I had gone through their Schweitzer’s material and it’s easy to understand. However, there are loop holes that they dcan not know how to do hedonic pricing linear programming from their books. But that’s real estate investments. All the best.

I am pretty sure that a CA can become a share broker or a sub-broker for a reputed broker.. In order to become a broker you need to put in a huge margin with the exchange and your net worth should be high as well. Such requirements are not there if you want to become a sub-broker. So you can try that option. 

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