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Spot rate
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answered on 12-Mar-25 17:40
In sub question 3, why dont we use spot rate if now, and why spot rate of 1 year ago ?
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Exch rate
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Contribution
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answered on 12-Mar-25 12:04
In the question, they have mentioned average Contribution to sales ratio, average of what ?
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Average of all products
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Second transaction
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answered on 11-Mar-25 16:24
In first we buy$ and sell INR for bank side selling ask rate applicable i e 61 ok And after sell $ and buy HKD in the hands of bank will sell HKD at a high rate that is 7.5920 how it comes 7.588
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Yes
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Chapter 3 - In Illustration 5
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answered on 15-Mar-25 09:43
In Illustration 5, we ignored to multiply the PV factor with (Depreciation*Tax) and multiplied only with (Revenue-Cost) (1-Tax), but we multiplied the PV factor with "Cash flow after tax" in Illustration 2. Can anyone please explain the reason for the difference?
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Thank u sir
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FRA
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answered on 11-Mar-25 09:27
Sir shouldn't 6X9 FRA mean that a agreement entered into after 6 months for 9 months like how you explained in your previous video where you said 1x4 FRA means a contract entered into after 1 month for 4 months
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1x 4 means it ends after 4 months
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IRR Computation
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answered on 09-Mar-25 20:15
Sir, If they ask us to compute effective yield in an exam, when are we supposed to calculate IRR, and what would the inputs be such that we could figure it out?
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Unless they say irr or cagr compute normal annualised yield
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Can you please explain how difference between pre buyback PBT and post buyback PBT is interest?
AFM
answered on 09-Mar-25 19:15
Can you please explain how difference between pre buyback PBT and post buyback PBT is interest? I did not understand
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If operations are not changing and there is no increase in sales and depreciation then ebitda will be same under both scenarios EBIT will also be same under two scenarios If there is a borrowing made then interest will be charged Then From EBIT interest is reduced to arrive at PBT Sold old vs new PBT is just interest expense Pls assume some numbers like sales =100 EBIT = 50 etc and try and work it out you will understand
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Bond MP vs Convertible Value
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answered on 09-Mar-25 17:17
Here in this Q. both MP of Bond and Convertible value is 850. In case its different which figure to be used to compute IRR?
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Question will specify if they want current irr in which case CMP will be used If it is full investment period then it will be based on convertible price
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Step 6
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answered on 09-Mar-25 19:21
Sir, how to remember in step 6, what to buy and sell, will it be possible to explain logically again, because it is slightly confusing.
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Yes
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Repayment
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answered on 09-Mar-25 19:32
Here, we say repaid amount is 5L *56, but 3 month forward is 56.97, then ideally we will repay 5L *56.97 na ?
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Pls think calmly If not understood will explain again
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