CMA is a results-oriented professional boutique-consulting firm with a specialized focus in capital markets. Our resources are highly experienced, averaging over 10 years of experience in financial services working at the major financial institutions. CMA resources bring a broad set of tools and market knowledge to firms and situations that need to be addressed with confidence in execution as well as expeditious delivery.
Values and Mission
Clients First – At CMA, Clients First means delivering results, keeping our clients’ best interests to heart, and delivering on our promises. We strive to develop long-term partnerships with our clients and as such provide a high-impact, collaborative approach. CMA brings the best of our team to every engagement to ensure our clients’ visions are achieved.
Proven Industry Experience – Our team is comprised of senior-level financial services professionals and process experts. Our objective is to address each client’s challenges, provide comprehensive advisory services and strive to deliver results. All of our professionals have significant experience in strategy, transactions, implementation, business, technology and operations.
Collaborative Work Approach – CMA works collaboratively with our clients, our clients’ vendors, and our clients’ partners. We work in close coordination at all levels of the organization and strive to ensure that our expertise and knowledge are transferred for ongoing use.
Financial Times
- Do investors actually read bond docs? April 24, 2024An accidental FT Alphaville experiment
- Thames Water crisis prompts jitters over ‘gold standard’ debt model April 23, 2024Investors grow nervous over financing technique likely to be used by government for future projects
- Investors price in growing chance of another Fed interest rate rise April 23, 2024While base case remains reduction in borrowing costs, options market shows a 20% probability of increase
- Hedge fund Elliott scoops up Thames Water bonds April 22, 2024US manager known for aggressive approach bets markets are too pessimistic about potential losses on utility’s debt
- El Salvador’s ‘absurd’ bond deal April 22, 2024Lord, make me solvent, but not yet