The MA Management courses seem to be gaining popularity and now have their own listing in the FT rankings. The FT states that the MA Mgt is a pre-experience degree but does that mean one would do an MA Management early on in their career and then few years down the line do an MBA? Or would one only do one or the other? Would having both qualifications make the other redundant? I'm just trying to understand whether the MA Management is an alternative to MBA or whether MBA would complement the MA Management! ......can anybody shed some light on this please...?

An MA is in no shape and form an MBA. Hence why it's pre-experience. It would certainly help to have one when applying for MBAs, although in all honesty you would be better off with something like an MSc in Finance. An MBA may well cover many of the topics of an MA, and as such complement it in the sense that you have a head start, but they're very different kettles of fish. I recommend you read the literature on both MBAs and MAs, and do a little thinking around why these courses aer pre- and post-experience.Hope this helps, maybe google can be of further assistance.