The Digital Assets Council of Financial Professionals is pleased to announce that the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority now lists the DACFP Certificate in Blockchain and Digital AssetsSM as a professional designation. Financial professionals who complete the 15 CE-credit course are now entitled to display the CBDA credential, for Certified in Blockchain and Digital Assets.
“In recognition of this milestone, those who enroll in the program by August 31 receive a 20% discount,” said Don Friedman, DACFP president. Enrollees should use code “CBDA23” when signing up for the course.
DACFP’s certificate program debuted in 2021 and was completely revised earlier this year. The online self-study course has five tracks, with programs for advisors, back-office executives, investors, crypto professionals and ex-US professionals and investors. The content is taught by a world-class faculty, including Scott Stornetta, co-inventor of blockchain technology, and Anders Brownworth of the Boston Federal Reserve. Thousands of financial professionals from 37 countries have completed the program, which is the oldest and largest of its kind.
“Attaining FINRA listing as a professional designation reflects not only the quality of the course, but the importance of becoming fluent in this new asset class,” said Ric Edelman, DACFP’s founder. Edelman is the most successful financial advisor in history, having created the nation’s largest RIA. He was named three times as the #1 Independent Financial Advisor in the nation by Barron’s. “We’re honored to provide best-in-class crypto education for the financial, crypto and investor communities.”
Those completing the program gain vital understanding of blockchain technology, its investment thesis and opportunities, and how advisors can incorporate this new asset class into their practice management – including regulatory, compliance and tax issues.
For more information, visit FINRA’s profession designation website and DACFP’s Certificate program.
