It says that credit losses are expected to be higher in next year — this should mean that credit premium demanded by investors should increase right? But it says that because credit losses are expected to be higher in next year, we’re expecting lower returns from corporate bonds and hence lower credRead more
It says that credit losses are expected to be higher in next year — this should mean that credit premium demanded by investors should increase right? But it says that because credit losses are expected to be higher in next year, we’re expecting lower returns from corporate bonds and hence lower credit premiums. Could you clear this for me?
So what’s the conclusion? Do we add past service cost to funded status to calculate interest cost or not? And if we do add, then under US GAAP we have to do the same? ie ( (beginning pbo + past service cost) x discount rate
So what’s the conclusion? Do we add past service cost to funded status to calculate interest cost or not? And if we do add, then under US GAAP we have to do the same? ie ( (beginning pbo + past service cost) x discount rate
I solved this sum on the institute’s website. I found the same item set in the book, it is Pg 52 Q10. I think Sir solved the question in the class. The surprising thing is that the answer which we did in class came to 530. But, for the same question on the website, the answer is 538. The only differRead more
I solved this sum on the institute’s website. I found the same item set in the book, it is Pg 52 Q10. I think Sir solved the question in the class. The surprising thing is that the answer which we did in class came to 530. But, for the same question on the website, the answer is 538. The only difference is that in website one, they have added past service cost to the net funded status and then multiplied with discount rate. Whereas in the class’s book, the answer is 530 as we didn’t add past service cost to the net funded status.
Post money value is the value that is derived after venture capital invests. Pre money value is before VC invest in the company. So when you calculate your ownership position in the company, you’ll take the entire value of the company after you’ve invested. That’s why we take post value, not pre valRead more
Post money value is the value that is derived after venture capital invests. Pre money value is before VC invest in the company. So when you calculate your ownership position in the company, you’ll take the entire value of the company after you’ve invested. That’s why we take post value, not pre value.
Calculate the value of the share assuming no growth ie A/i 7.3/0.105 = 69.52 2.12/0.08 = 26.5 1.9/0.12 = 15.83 Now calculate the growth component, 80 - 69.52 = 10.48 39 - 26.5 = 12.5 27.39 - 15.83 = 11.56 So BKKQ has the biggest growth component.
Calculate the value of the share assuming no growth ie A/i
Annual shareholder’s meeting is not considered to be non public source of information. Any shareholder can attend it and the details of the meeting is released to the public.
Annual shareholder’s meeting is not considered to be non public source of information. Any shareholder can attend it and the details of the meeting is released to the public.
Yeah exactly. But in the next lecture Sir cleared it, Institute doesn’t dig inside accrued interest. We should only consider accrued interest if it is mentioned in the question otherwise we just have to ignore it.
Yeah exactly. But in the next lecture Sir cleared it, Institute doesn’t dig inside accrued interest. We should only consider accrued interest if it is mentioned in the question otherwise we just have to ignore it.
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It says that credit losses are expected to be higher in next year — this should mean that credit premium demanded by investors should increase right? But it says that because credit losses are expected to be higher in next year, we’re expecting lower returns from corporate bonds and hence lower credRead more
It says that credit losses are expected to be higher in next year — this should mean that credit premium demanded by investors should increase right? But it says that because credit losses are expected to be higher in next year, we’re expecting lower returns from corporate bonds and hence lower credit premiums. Could you clear this for me?
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So what’s the conclusion? Do we add past service cost to funded status to calculate interest cost or not? And if we do add, then under US GAAP we have to do the same? ie ( (beginning pbo + past service cost) x discount rate
So what’s the conclusion? Do we add past service cost to funded status to calculate interest cost or not? And if we do add, then under US GAAP we have to do the same? ie ( (beginning pbo + past service cost) x discount rate
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I solved this sum on the institute’s website. I found the same item set in the book, it is Pg 52 Q10. I think Sir solved the question in the class. The surprising thing is that the answer which we did in class came to 530. But, for the same question on the website, the answer is 538. The only differRead more
I solved this sum on the institute’s website. I found the same item set in the book, it is Pg 52 Q10. I think Sir solved the question in the class. The surprising thing is that the answer which we did in class came to 530. But, for the same question on the website, the answer is 538. The only difference is that in website one, they have added past service cost to the net funded status and then multiplied with discount rate. Whereas in the class’s book, the answer is 530 as we didn’t add past service cost to the net funded status.
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Post money value is the value that is derived after venture capital invests. Pre money value is before VC invest in the company. So when you calculate your ownership position in the company, you’ll take the entire value of the company after you’ve invested. That’s why we take post value, not pre valRead more
Post money value is the value that is derived after venture capital invests. Pre money value is before VC invest in the company. So when you calculate your ownership position in the company, you’ll take the entire value of the company after you’ve invested. That’s why we take post value, not pre value.
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Calculate the value of the share assuming no growth ie A/i 7.3/0.105 = 69.52 2.12/0.08 = 26.5 1.9/0.12 = 15.83 Now calculate the growth component, 80 - 69.52 = 10.48 39 - 26.5 = 12.5 27.39 - 15.83 = 11.56 So BKKQ has the biggest growth component.
Calculate the value of the share assuming no growth ie A/i
7.3/0.105 = 69.52
2.12/0.08 = 26.5
1.9/0.12 = 15.83
Now calculate the growth component,
80 – 69.52 = 10.48
39 – 26.5 = 12.5
27.39 – 15.83 = 11.56
So BKKQ has the biggest growth component.
Ethics
Annual shareholder’s meeting is not considered to be non public source of information. Any shareholder can attend it and the details of the meeting is released to the public.
Annual shareholder’s meeting is not considered to be non public source of information. Any shareholder can attend it and the details of the meeting is released to the public.
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Thanks a lot.
Thanks a lot.
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Yeah exactly. But in the next lecture Sir cleared it, Institute doesn’t dig inside accrued interest. We should only consider accrued interest if it is mentioned in the question otherwise we just have to ignore it.
Yeah exactly. But in the next lecture Sir cleared it, Institute doesn’t dig inside accrued interest. We should only consider accrued interest if it is mentioned in the question otherwise we just have to ignore it.
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I got it where was i making a mistake. Thanks.
I got it where was i making a mistake. Thanks.
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