If there is correlation between error term and independent variable then it is the problem of heteroscedasticity. There is two types heteroscedasticity, first unconditional and second is conditional. Our focus is on conditional heteroscedasticity. In this our regression coefficient are ok but our stRead more
If there is correlation between error term and independent variable then it is the problem of heteroscedasticity.
There is two types heteroscedasticity, first unconditional and second is conditional.
Our focus is on conditional heteroscedasticity.
In this our regression coefficient are ok but our standard error is biased and if it is biased downward then t – statistics biased upward and there is a problem type 1 error where we reject null hypothesis when it is true.
Option C is the correct answer I think. We assume our revenue 100 and it increases by 5% then our revenue is 105 COGS is 30% of revenue which is 30% of 100 = 30 and it increases by 8% hence COGS is 30*(1.08) = 32.4 We don't have to consider 3% decrease in volume because it impact same on revenue andRead more
Option C is the correct answer I think.
We assume our revenue 100 and it increases by 5% then our revenue is 105
COGS is 30% of revenue which is 30% of 100 = 30 and it increases by 8% hence COGS is 30*(1.08) = 32.4
We don’t have to consider 3% decrease in volume because it impact same on revenue and COGS.
So our gross profit is 105 – 32.4 = 72.6
Now we compute gross profit in percentage term which is 72.6/105 = 69.14%.
Dekho jb interest rate decrease hua toh chances of callable bond being called increases mtlb ki call option ITM h or jb call option ITM hota h toh value of call option increase hota h. Or ye value bond holder ko milti h or bond issuer deta h kyoki bond issuer is long on call.
Dekho jb interest rate decrease hua toh chances of callable bond being called increases mtlb ki call option ITM h or jb call option ITM hota h toh value of call option increase hota h.
Or ye value bond holder ko milti h or bond issuer deta h kyoki bond issuer is long on call.
Pricing and Valuation of Forward Commitments
Rate annualized h or contract 8 mahine ka h toh last coupon 6th month pe dia honga toh isko 2 mahine aage bhejna h.
Rate annualized h or contract 8 mahine ka h toh last coupon 6th month pe dia honga toh isko 2 mahine aage bhejna h.
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(3.5% of 100000)*(1.015)^(2/12)
zero coupon bond
Answer kya h iska ?
Answer kya h iska ?
See lessAnalysis of Financial Institution
Net PBO = PBO - FVA Liabilities decrease ho rhi h toh achi baat h ye.
Net PBO = PBO – FVA
Liabilities decrease ho rhi h toh achi baat h ye.
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If there is correlation between error term and independent variable then it is the problem of heteroscedasticity. There is two types heteroscedasticity, first unconditional and second is conditional. Our focus is on conditional heteroscedasticity. In this our regression coefficient are ok but our stRead more
If there is correlation between error term and independent variable then it is the problem of heteroscedasticity.
There is two types heteroscedasticity, first unconditional and second is conditional.
Our focus is on conditional heteroscedasticity.
In this our regression coefficient are ok but our standard error is biased and if it is biased downward then t – statistics biased upward and there is a problem type 1 error where we reject null hypothesis when it is true.
I hope this helps you.
Financial Statement Modeling
Option C is the correct answer I think. We assume our revenue 100 and it increases by 5% then our revenue is 105 COGS is 30% of revenue which is 30% of 100 = 30 and it increases by 8% hence COGS is 30*(1.08) = 32.4 We don't have to consider 3% decrease in volume because it impact same on revenue andRead more
Option C is the correct answer I think.
We assume our revenue 100 and it increases by 5% then our revenue is 105
COGS is 30% of revenue which is 30% of 100 = 30 and it increases by 8% hence COGS is 30*(1.08) = 32.4
We don’t have to consider 3% decrease in volume because it impact same on revenue and COGS.
So our gross profit is 105 – 32.4 = 72.6
Now we compute gross profit in percentage term which is 72.6/105 = 69.14%.
Doubt on Swap
Initiation rate
Initiation rate
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Have you calculated spot rates first ??
Have you calculated spot rates first ??
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I think it is the difference between near term future contract and far term future contract.
I think it is the difference between near term future contract and far term future contract.
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Dekho jb interest rate decrease hua toh chances of callable bond being called increases mtlb ki call option ITM h or jb call option ITM hota h toh value of call option increase hota h. Or ye value bond holder ko milti h or bond issuer deta h kyoki bond issuer is long on call.
Dekho jb interest rate decrease hua toh chances of callable bond being called increases mtlb ki call option ITM h or jb call option ITM hota h toh value of call option increase hota h.
Or ye value bond holder ko milti h or bond issuer deta h kyoki bond issuer is long on call.
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