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Definition of 'Financial Analysts Journal - FAJ'

A financial publication circulated by the CFA Institute. The Financial Analysts Journal (FAJ) includes a variety of financial research reports from financial experts and CFA Charter holders that is largely oriented towards the field of investment management. The FAJ was started in 1945.
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The Financial Analysts Journal is peer reviewed and published six times a year. The articles presented are generally of a technical nature and are aimed at practitioners. Other publications of the CFA institute include the CFA Digest and the CFA Magazine.

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