Chartered Market Analyst - CMA

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Definition of 'Chartered Market Analyst - CMA'

A professional designation awarded by the American Academy of Financial Management (AAFM) to professionals who have at least seven years of experience in financial research and market analysis or a related industry. Chartered Market Analysts must first complete AAFM's educational requirements and pass an exam. Educational requirements include an undergraduate degree in finance, accounting, financial services or insurance, a master's or doctoral degree, or a CPA designation. Applicants must also complete an AAFM-approved executive training course.
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Investopedia explains 'Chartered Market Analyst - CMA'

The study program to become a CMA covers topics such as profitability analysis, valuation techniques, pricing options and fixed-income derivatives, using software to solve finance problems and more. Successful applicants earn the right to use the CMA designation with their names, which can improve job opportunities, professional reputation and pay. Every year, CMA professionals must complete 15 hours of continuing education.

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