What is CMA Data? Explain in detail.
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Answer / raju k
CMA is credit monitoring arrangement which enables banker to take decision to on dispensation of credit to particular company or firm.
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Answer / s.nagaraju
CMA Data means credit monitoring arrangement data. This data is provided by a company to bank for getting the loan from bank. Bank analyzes this data and then take the decision of giving loan to a company. In CMA data, we can include 2 years balance sheet and 3 future projected balance sheet of company. 2 years income statements and 3 future projected income statement, Fund flow statement, changes in working capital report, ratio analysis and maximum permissible bank finance (MPBF) report.
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