MAFF must complete 60 points/CPE hours every three years.
MAFFs have no ethics requirements, but ethics is a part of the qualifying subject areas. Click here for ethics webinar for MAFFs.
Here is the link to detailed fields of study (FOS) on the official NACVA resource link.
Yes, MAFFs can earn 100% of their total CPE through self-study.
No, the Short video (Nano learning) method is not approved for the CPE requirements for Master Analyst in Financial Forensics. This is because MAFF CPE credits require a minimum of one hour per credit.
The initial CVA renewal period initiates in the first full calendar year post-designation, recurring every three years thereafter.
Eligible activities include any course or conference, authorship, course development, instructing, and more. Instructors can receive up to 12 bonus points for their contributions. View more details
The CPE deadline is December 31 every three years.
The reporting period is from January 1 to December 31 every three years.
Credential designees who do not comply by December 31 will be placed on inactive status and assessed a $100 non-compliance late fee when recertifying. Click here for more details.
MAFFs cannot carry excess CPE credits to the next reporting cycle.
MAFF credential holders only need to attest to completing 60 hours of applicable CPE credits for tri-annual recertification. Reporting specific courses taken and hours earned is optional.
The renewal fee for Master Analyst in Financial Forensic (MAFF) Professionals is $400. For more details, click here
myCPE LLC meets the standards set by the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA), though NACVA does not directly approve individual providers. All myCPE courses, however, are eligible for MAFF credits. To confirm eligibility for specific courses, please refer to the "QUALIFIES FOR" section on each course page.
