HKSI Paper 6 pass rate

Regulation of Asset Management

Average
60.24%
Pass-rate order (low first)
6/17
Best month
80.77%
Nov 2025
Worst month
50%
May 2026

Across Sep 2025–Aug 2026 (12 sitting months), HKSI Paper 6 averaged 60.24% — ranked 6 of 17 by monthly average pass rate, lowest first. The month-to-month spread is 30.77 percentage points. The most recent half of the window averaged 57.1% versus 63.4% earlier — a decline of 6.4 points.

Month-by-month pass rate

Sep 2025
66.84%
Oct 2025
54.19%
Nov 2025
80.77%
▲
Dec 2025
62.6%
Jan 2026
58.14%
Feb 2026
57.97%
Mar 2026
60.89%
Apr 2026
57.39%
May 2026
50%
▼
Jun 2026
58.06%
Jul 2026
61.75%
Aug 2026
54.29%

Source: 香港證券及投資學會(HKSI Institute)官方「考試合格率」頁 Snapshot 2026-10-02.HKSI publishes a rolling 12-month window only; months outside it are no longer shown officially.

Monthly averages are not weighted by candidate counts. The order compares published pass rates across different candidate groups and papers; it does not measure personal pass probability.

HKSI PAPER 6 · REVISION DESK

Paper 6: Fund-manager conduct and operations

Paper 6 concerns asset-management regulation. Investment decisions, custody, valuation and disclosure involve different responsibilities; identify the role before selecting a rule.

Official eStudy Guide:v2.7 Verify the edition ↗

FAQ

What is the pass rate for HKSI Paper 6?
60.24% on average across Sep 2025–Aug 2026, based on HKSI's own monthly figures. The best month was Nov 2025 at 80.77%; the worst May 2026 at 50%.
Is HKSI Paper 6 hard?
Its monthly average is ranked 6 of 17 by monthly average pass rate, lowest first. Different candidate groups sit each paper and month, so the ranking does not isolate exam difficulty or show that a particular month will be easier. Use your own practice mistakes to plan revision.

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Pass rates are reproduced from the HKSI Institute for reference only and may be revised at any time; confirm against the official page before relying on them.

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