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Calculation of forward rate
AFM
answered on 25-Dec-23 06:27
I like to know under which chapter forward rate calculation discussed Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Interest Rate Risk Management Section: Illustration # 2
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Foreign exchange risk management
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Portfolio Management - illustration 74
AFM
answered on 23-Dec-23 20:53
Sir - " Floor " - is it fixed initially from the change of nifty index or will be computed at every level of rebalance again ? Ie. 10 perc in this problem , in working note 2, 4 ,aren't we supposed to calculate floor again based on revised nifty changes and revised portfolio ? Please explain this. Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Portfolio Management Section: Illustration # 74 - CPPI
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Okay sir thank you
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Probability if cashflows are perfectly correlated over time,
AFM
answered on 23-Dec-23 14:40
Dear sir, In this particular Illustration when cash flows are perfectly correlaeted if that mean the same cashflows have to occur again and again every year till 5 years. then why the probability of cashflows is 10% instead of (10%)^5 like the Illustration 20 subpoint 3 Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Advanced Capital Budgeting Decisions Section: Illustration 21
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Thank you sir.
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Calculation of SD
AFM
answered on 23-Dec-23 14:29
Dear sir, Why we have not used the time value discounting factor method (Hillers Method) used in Illustration 11 for Illustration 8 to arrive SD of Project A and Project B why we have ignored the discounting completely? and If use the method used in Illustration 11 to Illustration 8. SD of Project A and B will change. Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Advanced Capital Budgeting Decisions Section: Illustration 8
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Yes
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10% Reduction in Time of the Project
AFM
answered on 20-Dec-23 16:14
Dear sir, When there is a 10% reduction in life of the project. Why are we discounting the cashflows by Ke 10% which is for whole F.Y instead of discounting it @ lessser Ke such as 9% for 10.8 months. Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Advanced Capital Budgeting Decisions Section: Illustration 22
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In sensitivity analysis you change 1 variable at a time and not more than 1 Secondly, we are measuring impact of change in project life and not cost of capital.
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Business valuation
AFM
answered on 18-Dec-23 19:34
Why tax is 123 instead of 120 given in qn?
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410 * 30 percent tax rate
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Bond Valuation
AFM
answered on 16-Dec-23 06:07
Illustration No.16 Duration of xltd-4.49 Duration of Yltd-4.63 Which bond should select? In the answer Bond y is preferred. Is it correct
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One with lower sensitivity to interest rates
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Derivatives - options
AFM
answered on 10-Dec-23 15:04
Sir can't he enter an option to sell call option ? Because in both cases when market falls they gain. Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Derivatives Analysis and Valuation Section: O - Illustration #16
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Thank you sir
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Derivatives - options
AFM
answered on 10-Dec-23 15:05
Sir can u explain, R computation - how e^rt is 1.06 I didn't understood. Video Details Course: Advanced Financial Management - AFM Module: Derivatives Analysis and Valuation Section: O - Illustration #9
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Ok sir
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Derivatives - Hedging
AFM
answered on 03-Dec-23 11:19
Sir hedging is done to safe gaurd our existing holdings. Let's say I have a position with delivery of 1000 CR and I think market will go down for next 2 months , in order to safeguard I will short the futures then irrespective of market increase or decrease I will get 1000 cr. But rather than this hedging I can exit 1000 cr and invest in risk free rate of 5 % pa , assets for 2m and after 2months invest back in stocks , in this case I have earned extra income. But where as in case of hedging my 1000cr is safeguarded and didn't earned any thing on it. It is better to sell off and invest in risk free and invest back in stocks right ? Please correct me if I am missing some logic. I understand we need to carefully track market when the trend changes to upward and invest the money back in stocks ,here there is risk of missing out potential gains , this is one challenge. But the same challenge is faced in case of hedging also right? Like if I continuously shorting futures my 1000 cr will not grow even if market is increasing , and how do we know when we need to stop hedging.
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Thanks , I understood now , just finished futures, will start with options.
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