Ebitda me jo revenue liye hay, kya wo collect hua hay? Ebitda me jo cogs liye hay….kya wo inventory ka payment hua hay? Since working capital is increasing, it means debtors are increasing at a much faster rate….it means revenue ka collection nahi ho raha hay……hence ebitda is overstating cashflow CFRead more
Ebitda me jo revenue liye hay, kya wo collect hua hay?
Ebitda me jo cogs liye hay….kya wo inventory ka payment hua hay?
Since working capital is increasing, it means debtors are increasing at a much faster rate….it means revenue ka collection nahi ho raha hay……hence ebitda is overstating cashflow
CFO captures the changes in working capital accounts. If working capital is increasing (CA increase more than CL), then the firm is using cash to build up those CA’s. EBITDA does not capture the changes in working capital accounts, hence, it overstates CFO.
the portfoio has a discretion that it as to maintain the weights between 40%-60%. and as he anticipates that interest rates are going to increase which means bond prices will fall. and it fall more for long term bonds due to high duration of long term bonds. so he will allocate minimum weightage toRead more
the portfoio has a discretion that it as to maintain the weights between 40%-60%. and as he anticipates that interest rates are going to increase which means bond prices will fall. and it fall more for long term bonds due to high duration of long term bonds. so he will allocate minimum weightage to long term bonds i.e., 40% ( 40% of 109= 43.6m) to reduce portfolio duration risk .in order to do so he has to sell 15m of P2 (58.7-43.6= 15.1m).
in short he will alloacte the minimum weightage to long term bond to reduce duration risk as interest rates are goingto rise
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but why growth rate of vested benefits
but why growth rate of vested benefits
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By this logic when int. Rate rises bond price rises which is absolutely wrong. Please someone clear this doubt.
By this logic when int. Rate rises bond price rises which is absolutely wrong. Please someone clear this doubt.
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Ebitda me jo revenue liye hay, kya wo collect hua hay? Ebitda me jo cogs liye hay….kya wo inventory ka payment hua hay? Since working capital is increasing, it means debtors are increasing at a much faster rate….it means revenue ka collection nahi ho raha hay……hence ebitda is overstating cashflow CFRead more
Ebitda me jo revenue liye hay, kya wo collect hua hay?
Ebitda me jo cogs liye hay….kya wo inventory ka payment hua hay?
Since working capital is increasing, it means debtors are increasing at a much faster rate….it means revenue ka collection nahi ho raha hay……hence ebitda is overstating cashflow
CFO captures the changes in working capital accounts. If working capital is increasing (CA increase more than CL), then the firm is using cash to build up those CA’s. EBITDA does not capture the changes in working capital accounts, hence, it overstates CFO.
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the portfoio has a discretion that it as to maintain the weights between 40%-60%. and as he anticipates that interest rates are going to increase which means bond prices will fall. and it fall more for long term bonds due to high duration of long term bonds. so he will allocate minimum weightage toRead more
the portfoio has a discretion that it as to maintain the weights between 40%-60%. and as he anticipates that interest rates are going to increase which means bond prices will fall. and it fall more for long term bonds due to high duration of long term bonds. so he will allocate minimum weightage to long term bonds i.e., 40% ( 40% of 109= 43.6m) to reduce portfolio duration risk .in order to do so he has to sell 15m of P2 (58.7-43.6= 15.1m).
in short he will alloacte the minimum weightage to long term bond to reduce duration risk as interest rates are goingto rise
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if the frequency of rebalancing is increased, then the IR would also increase coz of BR. so how is manager 4 wrong.
if the frequency of rebalancing is increased, then the IR would also increase coz of BR. so how is manager 4 wrong.
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What is the meaning of weight here
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please can you explain in detail. why are we scaling the issue price. coz conversion price is issue par price/conversion ratio
please can you explain in detail. why are we scaling the issue price. coz conversion price is issue par price/conversion ratio