The pass rate for the CFA Level III exam has been maintained at 50%, which is lower than the ten-year average level.

The pass rate for the final level exam of Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) is still below the historical average, and candidates who deferred taking the exam still have a lower pass rate. The CFA Institute stated on Tuesday that 50% of candidates passed the Level III exam in February, which is the same as the pass rate in August of last year, and slightly higher than the 49% pass rate in February of last year. This number is slightly lower than the average pass rate of 51% over the past ten years.