When an investment is recorded at amortized cost in the books, only realized gains and losses are passed via P&L. Here, we haven't sold off the investment yet, and hence, our gain is unrealized. In the case of FVPL, we pass even unrealized gains through P&L. So, if you reclassify the same, 5Read more
When an investment is recorded at amortized cost in the books, only realized gains and losses are passed via P&L. Here, we haven’t sold off the investment yet, and hence, our gain is unrealized.
In the case of FVPL, we pass even unrealized gains through P&L. So, if you reclassify the same, 54000 becomes the cost of the security (by rule), and 1000 is your unrealized gain to be passed through P&L.
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Why should it be undervalued?
Why should it be undervalued?
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Is that the entire solution? If not, could you post the entire solution?
Is that the entire solution? If not, could you post the entire solution?
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They added 1 to make the rate into a factor.
They added 1 to make the rate into a factor.
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Yes.
Yes.
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Can you share the entire item set for that?
Can you share the entire item set for that?
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CUCd3-Cqon7M6MMWAaOyK_gsf-lmoejH/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CUCd3-Cqon7M6MMWAaOyK_gsf-lmoejH/view?usp=sharing
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There are two multiples called P/FFO and P/AFFO. Option B says that these two multiples would be higher....
There are two multiples called P/FFO and P/AFFO. Option B says that these two multiples would be higher….
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Value of Swap = PMT* (D1 + D2) + FV(Dn) Apply this and you will get the answer.
Value of Swap = PMT* (D1 + D2) + FV(Dn)
Apply this and you will get the answer.
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When an investment is recorded at amortized cost in the books, only realized gains and losses are passed via P&L. Here, we haven't sold off the investment yet, and hence, our gain is unrealized. In the case of FVPL, we pass even unrealized gains through P&L. So, if you reclassify the same, 5Read more
When an investment is recorded at amortized cost in the books, only realized gains and losses are passed via P&L. Here, we haven’t sold off the investment yet, and hence, our gain is unrealized.
In the case of FVPL, we pass even unrealized gains through P&L. So, if you reclassify the same, 54000 becomes the cost of the security (by rule), and 1000 is your unrealized gain to be passed through P&L.
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This excerpt from the core would be of help. I don't recall the same being covered in the class. I suggest you note the same.
This excerpt from the core would be of help. I don’t recall the same being covered in the class. I suggest you note the same.
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