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Financial Reporting
asked 3 hrs ago
In this question 1000*5+1000*2=7000 2000*10+2000*5=30000 Total days are 37000 how it is 45000? [Video Time Stamp: 11:21]
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Santoshkumar Kalisetti
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Change in Price = Modified duration*0.75%*price
AFM
answered 7 hrs ago
Dear Sir, My understanding w.r.t this formula is: Modified duration is a sensitivity factor. Now we are suppose to find what will be my price if the yield changes by 75 bps. So we are applying this sensitivity factor on 0.75% and then multiplying with price to arrive at the change in price (in Rs.). Am I correct, sir? [Video Time Stamp: 12:34]
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Thank you, sir
Swathi S
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Attrition rate
Financial Reporting
answered 3 hrs ago
Sir in this context attrition rate means 21 employees left during x0-x1 and 21 employees joined in x1-x2 ie,329 employees in x0-x1and 350 employees in x1-x2 (329+21) Am I right sir? [Video Time Stamp: 12:12]
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Thanks sir
Santoshkumar Kalisetti
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ungarunterred residual value
Financial Reporting
asked 9 hrs ago
sir, can you explain ungarrunted residual income, i have confusion in this [Video Time Stamp: 10:04]
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santosh durgapu
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Current yield Vs. Yield to Maturity
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answered 11 hrs ago
Dear Sir, Difference between current yield and yield to maturity. Whether it is concept wise similar but a 2 different methods of computing yield? [Video Time Stamp: 00:01]
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No YTM is IRR current yield is a generic metric
Swathi S
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Illus 7
AFM
answered 12 hrs ago
Dear Sir, In illus 7(a), face value has been assumed as Rs.100 though there is an issue price at Rs.90. In illus 7(b), issue price itself taken as face value. How to make the assumption?
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FV is usually 10 or 100 or 1000 unless otherwise specified Issue price can be at FV or above or below it
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Illus 4
AFM
answered 7 hrs ago
Dear Sir, In this sum, since we know the market price at two diff yields that is at 11% and 13%, and we know that the required yield for the market price to be Rs.97.60 will lie between 11% and 13%, shall we use IRR method formula and arrive the answer. If I do so, I get Yield = 12.016% [Video Time Stamp: 03:43]
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Yield
Swathi S
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May 2025 MTP 1
AFM
answered 13 hrs ago
Sir, i think institute has made a mistake, while calculating WACC, kd shall be taken post tax , but they have taken it pre tax ! So, if I take post tax, answer obviously comes different. So am I right in such regards?
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Yes u r right
Hrishikesh Pradhan
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Swap points
AFM
answered 14 hrs ago
How to identify that the given swap points are forward premium or forward discount in the question?
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Ok sir thank you
Poorani Prabha Ravi
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Inventory account
Accountancy
answered 16 hrs ago
Sir, my understanding is that cogs is an expense we that we incurred to produce goods if it’s increasing it’s a debit , in that case why is it appearing on credit side on the stock account , and similarly closing stock is an asset why is that appearing on credit side [Video Time Stamp: 02:50]
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Entry is Closing Stock Ac Dr To trading account
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