Continuing Professional Development - American Academy of Financial Management

American Academy of Financial Management

The American Academy of Financial Management The American Academy of Financial Management requirements for continuing uses CPD and continuing education as part of its ongoing requirements for members. Members must complete 15 hours of recognized professional each year to retain their qualification. The AAFM Board regulates certifications worldwide such as CWM Chartered Wealth Manager Certification.

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