Definition of CFA: CFA is the abbreviation of chartered financial analyst. It is the highest-level certificate recognized by the financial investment industry in the United States and even the world, and it is also a necessary certificate for financial analysts of American heavyweight financial institutions. It is a professional qualification title in the field of securities investment and management initiated by the American Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts. CFA exam has gone through nearly 50 years since the first exam of 1963. In recent years, more and more people have taken CFA certification exams. Thousands of people take CFA exams every year in Toronto, and the number of people taking CFA exams in China has also increased dramatically in recent years. The reason why CFA is so popular is that the rapid development of global finance has given birth to the demand for CFA and the incomparable high salary and decent job after obtaining CFA qualification.

CVA definition: CVA (Chartered Valuation Analyst) registered valuation analyst; The Certified Asset Appraiser Examination is an examination organized by CVA Association, which provides qualification certification. Certified Appraisal Analyst Examination is an examination organized by CVA Society to provide qualification certification, aiming at improving the practical analysis and operational skills of employees in the field of investment appraisal, and it is an examination for professional skill qualification examination.

Difference:? CFA is a very systematic knowledge of financial system, from financial analysis to derivatives, which reached its peak in the third-level examination room and then gradually forgotten. CVA is a very subdivided field, which is biased towards practice, just like an operation manual of automobile driving, with a clear purpose.