Certified Management Accountant (CMA) USA – Complete Training
The US CMA is a highly respected professional certification offered by the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA). It showcases your expertise in management accounting, financial analysis, and making strategic business decisions.
- This advanced-level credential confirms your skills in key areas such as cost management, financial reporting, budgeting, and forecasting.
- It gives you a competitive advantage in the job market, especially for positions in finance, accounting, and business analysis.
- Plus, it’s recognized and accepted in over 170 countries around the world!
Benefits of US-CMA:
- Career Advancement
- Increased Earning Potential
- Enhanced Knowledge and Skills
- Global Recognition
Part 1: Financial Planning, Performance and Analysis
External Financial Reporting Decisions (15%)
Understanding financial statements
Analyzing financial ratios
Evaluating long-term investments
Planning, Budgeting, and Forecasting (20%)
Budgeting methods
Forecasting techniques
Cost-volume-profit analysis
Performance Management (20%)
Cost management systems
Variance analysis
Activity-based costing
Cost Management (15%)
Costing methods (e.g., absorption costing, variable costing)
Cost allocation and transfer pricing
Cost estimation and modeling
Internal Controls (15%)
Internal control framework
Risk assessment and mitigation
Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) compliance
Technology and Analytics (15%)
Data analysis tools and techniques
Data visualization
Using technology in management accounting
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Part 2: Strategic Financial Management
Professional Ethics and Responsibilities (15%)
IMA Statement of Ethical Professional Practice
Conflicts of interest
Confidentiality
Corporate Governance (15%)
Board of directors’ role
Corporate social responsibility
Enterprise risk management
Financial Statement Analysis (20%)
Advanced financial statement analysis techniques
Cash flow analysis
Valuation methods
Investment Decisions (20%)
Capital budgeting techniques
Discounted cash flow analysis
Risk-adjusted return measures
Strategic Cost Management (20%)
Life cycle costing
Target costing
Activity-based management
