What is CMA Data? Explain in detail.
Answer Posted / gajanan
CMA data means Credit Monitoring Arrangements. CMA reports
is used by the Banks for sanctioning Cash Credit limit to
company. CMA report shows the performance of company during
last 3 years and projected report for next two years. CMA
report consist the data used to monitor and analyse the
credit rating of customer applying for the purpose of
granting the Cash Credit limit from banks.
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