Key ratios (liquidity, solvency, profitability) and accounting treatments.
Use the sheets to quickly spot topics where you might need a deeper dive into the textbook. Key Topics Often Covered
Use the sheets while working through Wiley’s practice questions, but try to rely on them less as exam day approaches.
Looking to conquer the CFA Level I exam? Mastering the formulas is half the battle. are a popular resource designed to condense the massive curriculum into digestible, high-impact summaries. Why use formula sheets?
Frequent review of key equations helps transition them from short-term to long-term memory.
Annotate your sheets with small notes or mnemonic devices that work for you.
Valuation models and duration/convexity measures.
Wiley’s focus on clarity and exam-relevance makes these sheets a valuable component of any study plan. Whether you're doing a final review or just starting out, having a reliable "cheat sheet" (for study purposes only, of course!) can give you the edge you need.