What is a Certified Valuation Analyst?

Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) is a reputable business valuation credential awarded to industry professionals by The National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA). 

 To earn the CVA professional designation, candidates are required to pass three levels of exams that cover topics like accounting, ethics, economics, business valuation, security analysis, case analysis, money management, and others.

What are the Requirements of a Certified Valuation Analyst?

A Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) is a widely recognized professional designation. Holders of CVA are expected to meet certain requirements specified by NACVA. These requirements include;

• Candidates must possess a business degree.
• They must have knowledge, skills, and experience in business valuation.
• They must undergo the CVA program and pass the exam.

Other requirements for earning CVA are listed on the NACVA website. CVA designation creates more job opportunities for holders and also enhance their professional portfolio. 

Holders of the CVA designation are required to undergo a 36-hour of continuing professional education after three years of bagging the designation.