The difficulty of the ACCA Financial Management (FM) exam can vary depending on the individual. It requires a comprehensive understanding of areas like investment appraisal, working capital management, and risk management. Some candidates may find it challenging due to the analytical and problem-solving nature of the paper. However, with proper preparation, practice, and a strong grasp of the syllabus, many students have successfully passed the exam. The global pass rates are usually between 50 – 55%

In ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), the “FM” paper refers to Financial Management. It is a skills-level paper that focuses on equipping learners with knowledge and skills related to financial decision-making. FM covers areas such as investment appraisal, working capital management, risk management, and financial strategy. It is designed to develop competencies required for finance professionals to effectively manage financial resources and contribute to the strategic objectives of an organization.

The salary of an ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) professional after completing F9 (Financial Management) in India can vary widely depending on factors such as additional degree, experience, location, industry, and job role. As a general estimate, students having cleared Skills Level ( 9 papers of ACCA) are usually offered stipends between 2.5 – 3.5 lakhs per annum while fully qualified ACCA Affiliates ( on completion of all 13papers) are offered start salaries between 5 – 6 lakhs per annum.

In general, the ACCA does not publicly disclose the names or scores of individuals who have achieved the highest marks in their exams. ACCA results are confidential, and individuals’ performance is not typically made public. Individual notifications are sent to the prizewinners across the globe by the ACCA body.