About NACVA

The National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts supports the users of business valuation and financial litigation services, including damages determinations of all kinds, by training and certifying financial professionals in these disciplines.
Benefits of Membership

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Certifications

NACVA’s CVA and MAFF designations are the only valuation and financial forensic credentials accredited by the NCCA. The CVA designation is also accredited by the ANSI. Enhance your credibility within the business community and demonstrate competency to the courts.

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Education

CTI’s Professional Education is framed from real-world application with judicial, legislative, and financial regulatory precedence, and delivers ready-to-use tools and techniques to take your career and practice to the next level.

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Directory

Our Association has over 7,000 members and certificants specializing in Business Valuation, Financial Litigation, Forensic Accounting, and many more. Visit our Online Directory to find NACVA Members and Certificants.

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Association News

Year-End Already—Can You Believe It?

At the moment, the idea of year-end is difficult to comprehend. I find myself thinking it is still May and I have plenty of time to get accomplished what I set my sights on earlier this year, only to be reminded when I look outside, it is not spring, it is winter; where did the time go? NACVA has had an incredibly busy year; and it never seems to slow down. It has been challenging too, but it is all good and I count my blessings that I am never at a loss for something to do. As you may have figured over the years, I am a glass is half-full person, which is the only way to be if you want a happy life. In the first quarter 2024, I will summarize some highlights of 2023 and some of our exciting plans for 2024. For now, I have a few things I want to share.

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Industry News

Is Your Goal More Revenue or More Profit? Your Next Hire May Tell

Court Admits Royalty Analysis on a Convoyed Sales Approach and Denies Motion to Exclude in Patent Infringement Case

Intellectual Property Valuations: Illustrative Example of the Relief from Royalty Method