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Marketable securities
AFM
answered on 05-May-25 20:04
In the question , they said that marketable securities of each company is 40L then why we took combined only 40L, is it because only acquirer part is considered
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Debt they gave sep values Mkt sec they gave combined value - that is the assumption
Hrishikesh Pradhan
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May 2025 Question paper
AFM
answered on 05-May-25 11:42
Sir in Q1 (a) Why can't we take roe as r and find b
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Ok sir thank you
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BVPS
AFM
answered on 05-May-25 11:18
In book value, i recomputed it as Total shares =105L Value per share= 5 Eq share Cap= 525L R & S= 1300L Net Worth= 1825L No. of shares= 105L BVPS= 17.381 Why is it wrong, as post acquisition i will issue bonus and split then my net worth will also get revised
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Achaaa ! Understood Sir !!
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Inflation rate in India
AFM
answered on 04-May-25 09:33
Sir, the question says that the inflation rate in india is 6% and is expected to decrease 0.5% every year, why can't we assume that the inflation for year 1 will be (6% * 0.95) 5.7%
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Usually they do not give Questions like that - they will be every specific If you make such assumptions you will not get marks. Assumptions have to be reasonable considering the situation
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Flexibility in the case of futures
AFM
answered on 03-May-25 18:48
Can you please elaborate on the contrasting flexibility in the case of stock futures and index futures?
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Flexibility
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dividend on short futures
AFM
answered on 03-May-25 12:37
if dividend is paid by the stock/index during the time we have short sold futures, it is inflow or outflow to us for finding net gain/loss. please explain.
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Dividend
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Tax on iterest
AFM
answered on 02-May-25 17:22
When we calculate FCFF using EBIT(1-T) We are applying taxes on EBIT, Which includes interest.But in reality,we don't pay tax on interest-its tax deductible. So aren't we overestimating the tax and understanding FCFF
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Nope It means when we value using FCFF Value of debt is included When you do using FCFE value of debt is to be added to it
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Interest payable
AFM
answered on 01-May-25 13:25
Sir, I'm assuming the second part of the question is a cap option, if yes why are we not substituting the benefit from cap option(Rs.46,00,000) with interest payable.
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understood sir.👍
Nitin Raj
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Mutual Funds
AFM
answered on 26-Apr-25 19:21
previously Mr. Alex was investing 10% of this time to manage his portfolio by investing in equity shares and earn a return of 15 %. Now by investing his entire portfolio into Multicap fund assuming he will spend the 10% of his time on profession and earn income in same proportion of 15%. My doubt, currently instead of his professional income up by 15% (Same returns earned while investing in shares) why we are considering 10 % as additional professional income.
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Because Question clearly said so "If he spends this time on profession, his professional income will go up in same proportion."
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Effective interest rate
AFM
answered on 26-Apr-25 19:18
Sir, why are we not deducting the cash inflows from cap and add the floor outflows to interest rate while calculating average overall effective interest rate
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Check from minute 15 30 to 17.00 i clearly said that each interest flow already includes CF pertaining to CAP and floor So those CF have already been considered in computing the Effective Int rate
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