A chartered certified public valuer (CCPV) is a professional who has obtained a professional qualification certificate for chartered certified public val through a national unified examination and has been registered to engage in asset appraisal business, mainly providing professional services for the valuation of various types of assets.

Main work content:

- Conduct value assessments of various assets such as fixed assets, intangible assets, equity, and real estate of an enterprise.

- Participate in asset appraisal business economic activities such as enterprise restructuring, mergers and acquisitions, equity transfer, mortgage financing, and bankruptcy liquidation.

- Collect and analyze the required data for appraisal, apply appraisal methods (such as market approach, income approach, cost approach, etc.), and issue professional asset appraisal reports.

Professional qualification requirements:

 Must pass the national unified professional qualification examination for chartered certified public valuer, which includes the following subjects: "Fundamentals of Asset Appraisal," "Related of Asset Appraisal," "Practical Asset Appraisal (I)," and "Practical Asset Appraisal (II)."

- After obtaining certificate, it is necessary to register according to the regulations before engaging in asset appraisal business.

Employment fields:

- Mainly employed in asset appraisal institutions accounting firms, law firms, financial institutions (such as banks, securities companies), and asset management departments of various enterprises and institutions.

The work of chartered certified publicuers provides important basis for the valuation of assets in economic activities, and plays an important role in ensuring the fairness of transactions and maintaining market order