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answered on 23-Jul-26 09:50

for IBS do i need to buy latest versions of law and SCMPE books or is it sufficient that i use the older version i.e, 2025 version.For law iwould takes the additional ammendments but for SCMPE are there any changes in the syllabus?

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Law amendments are enough

Eswar K

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illustration 29

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answered on 21-Jul-26 15:29

Sir in second part they have asked " what is the amount of copper future it should short to achieve a perfect hedge if initial margin is 8%" . But we have found the initial margin alone. Is both the answers are same... am i misunderstanding the question?

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5 mt short explained at 6.18 minutes

Balavignesh

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answered on 21-Jul-26 11:28

Sir here we find present value for 6th year by taking 12%.but for calculation of gain or loss we have to compare by further discounting to Y0.

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Part 2 talks abt situation after 6 year We are not asked to compute the gain loss on day zero

pavan kumar

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Illus 52

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answered on 21-Jul-26 11:07

Sir generally we don't consider weights for CAPM, why do we multiply the CAPM with weight. If necessary how do we identify when to multiply with the weights. [Video Time Stamp: 11:33]

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Weather you take average of beta or average of returns you will get same answer Pls try and see

Bharathkumar Sivakumar

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Calculation of Profit and Loss for !st October

Financial Reporting

answered on 21-Jul-26 10:57

Why Depreciation was not adjusted wile calculating Profit and loss on !st October? [Video Time Stamp: 10:36]

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Profits amount are directly given.

Mano Balaje

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Ind AS 103 - Asset Concentration

Financial Reporting

answered on 24-Jul-26 09:39

In the asset concentration test, what happens when we are paying more; there is goodwill? does it not 'dilute' the concentration? [Video Time Stamp: 15:07]

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Oh ok, understood. Thank you

Vishnu Muraleedharan

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Doubt

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answered on 20-Jul-26 16:12

Sir I am confused by the words of pre tax values and post tax values.please explain sir? [Video Time Stamp: 05:26]

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If all Inflows ie interest and principal redemption are adjusted for tax the. Next of tax is known as post tax We are computing irr or YTM for that net of tax value

pavan kumar

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Determination of Funcational Currency

Financial Reporting

answered on 21-Jul-26 10:57

If X is a Study Abroad Company, i.e. It receives its major income as commission from foreign universitites, which can be Dollar, Euro, Pound etc.. What will be the functional currency if invoice is raised in foreign currency? Can it be considered under the category "influence sales price", although all the operations are carried out in India.

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Since operations and expenses are in India, the functional currency is likely Indian Rupees, despite foreign currency commissions.

Azmi RZmi

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Ind AS 101 - Q8

Financial Reporting

answered on 20-Jul-26 11:07

In Q8, there is an increase in FV of Land being taken as a reconciliation item Would it be appropriate to assume this is an investment property, and hence it cannot be brought into the Opening Ind AS Balance Sheet at Fair value? [Video Time Stamp: 09:03]

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The reconciliation presented here is as per previous GAAP and Ind AS. Unless specifically mentioned we will not assume investment property.

Vishnu Muraleedharan

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REGARDING EXPECTED RETURN

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answered on 18-Jul-26 21:38

Sir, in the previous illustration We have calculated Return (%) for absolute return and using this return (%) and probability we have calculated Expected return.. But in this illustration we have directly taken Absolute return and probability for calculating the expected return.. Is it Ok if we calculated expected return in previous illustration with absolute return and probability instead of calculating the Return (%) [Video Time Stamp: 11:42]

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You will get same answer It is fine

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