AIA Certified Digital Asset Manager (CDAM) Programme

Certified Digital Asset Manager (CDAM) Programme

The Certified Digital Asset Manager (CDAM) programme was established through a cooperation agreement signed between the Association of International Accountants (AIA), the Enterprise Financial Management Association of China (EFMAC) and the China Association for Professional Managers (CAPM).

The partnership supports the development of international‑level professionals specialising in digital assets, digital finance, and financial risk evaluation. The three organisations are working together to advance digital financial management training in China and strengthen access to internationally aligned professional knowledge.

 

About the Programme

The Certified Digital Asset Manager (CDAM) programme is designed to prepare professionals for the rapid expansion of digital assets within global finance. Participants gain insight into digital asset management, digital finance technologies, governance, risk assessment and the application of international best practice within evolving digital environments.

 

Supporting Talent Development

The CDAM programme leverages the combined expertise of AIA, EFMAC and CAPM to deliver:

  • Advanced digital finance and digital asset management capability
  • Strengthened understanding of global frameworks and professional standards
  • Access to contemporary knowledge systems shaped by national and international bodies
  • Pathways for professionals in China to develop skills that are relevant to global markets

 

About Our Partners

China Association for Professional Managers (CAPM)

CAPM is a national association directly registered and managed by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. It undertakes the evaluation and accreditation of professional management talent, promotes development pathways for professional managers, and provides human resources and recruitment services. As a non‑profit organisation, CAPM works to enhance the professionalism, marketisation, specialisation and internationalisation of China’s management talent, helping strengthen competitiveness across Chinese enterprises.

Enterprise Financial Management Association of China (EFMAC)

EFMAC is a state‑level association approved by the State Council and registered by the Ministry of Civil Affairs. Serving as a bridge between enterprises, government and society, EFMAC brings together economic and social resources to support national development. It provides services in enterprise financial management, financial leadership and strategic development, and acts as a national think‑tank for financial management practices and policy.

More information

For further information, please contact Beijing HuaBao WeiYe Management Consulting Co Ltd 

www.aiabj.org

  • Develop global digital asset management skills
  • Strengthen financial leadership and risk evaluation capability
  • Access internationally relevant training
  • Enhance competitiveness in a digital economy
  • Increase professional mobility and recognition