Banks and financial institutions require a Credit Monitoring Arrangement (CMA) Report and Project Report to assess a borrower’s financial health, fund requirement, and repayment capacity before approving loans. These reports are mandatory for working capital limits, term loans, or any other major funding proposals.
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In the current financial and regulatory landscape, various government authorities, banks, and corporate entities mandate CA certification to validate financial data, net worth, turnover, and compliance for a variety of purposes.
Read MoreBanks and financial institutions require a Credit Monitoring Arrangement (CMA) Report and Project Report to assess a borrower’s financial health, fund requirement, and repayment capacity before approving loans.
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