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i an still not 100% sure of the IFRS ( Financial instruments Any thought on how to handle a question?
Kindly download and go through the two recent technical articles on Financial Instruments. You will be glad you did.
I can claim that I am 70% prepared for June 5. Thanks a lot to Mike Little for his guidance. However, I need a little clarification on presentation of answers.
In BPP and Kaplan, the practice is to present the answer on top and the workings below the answer. This often creates the problem of the amount of space to leave on top while doing the workings. Would I be penalised if, in the exam, I present my answers below the workings? For me this pattern will be quite logical and easier to manage under examination conditions.
I look forward to your enlightenment on this concern.
Prepare workings on separate sheet.
Thank you Elsie for your intervention. However, my concern is not fully taken care of. I leave a page blank and start my workings from the second page. By the time I finish the workings and discover that the one page I left blank will not be enough to accommodate the answer, what should I do?
My question is: Is it acceptable to the examiner to start my workings from the first page and present my answer at the end, even if it means starting the presentation of my answer on a fresh page just after my workings.
There’s no way you could begin to think about the BPP / Kaplan presentation.
Do the workings, and then tie it all together
Thanks a lot my prof. Very logical.
thank you Sir,all the best everyone! Time for revision
I am unable to understand this topic. Plus the notes provided are different, it says IFRS 9. There is a lot of financial jargon. Please help me to get a hang of this.
Sir
I couldn’t find IFRS 5 plz
can i use this lecture for P2?
sir you are out of this world
hats off for your lovely services.
may you will be blessed more. If i will come to UK i will delighted to meet you sir. You are The Teacher.
Again, thanks Shery
What is “dcf principle” please? Thank you!
@c0712, it’s the use of “discounted cash flow” techniques
@MikeLittle, Thank you Sir
@MikeLittle, I love your way of teaching, your attitude your way of handling people and questions Sir. I wish I could give you a copy of Quran, which is the greatest gift you can give anyone.
@sherybhatti, That is such a lovely thought – how very kind of you
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@MikeLittle, or on the second thought, Dear sir, here,
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an online copy of Quran,
with lots of best and sincere wishes.
peace be upon you.
Regards,
shery bhatti
there is a different IFRS 9 in the notes.. is there any lecture on that, or is this relevant for that too? cause i believe the notes show some accounting as well and it seems to me that its just been introduced to the syllabus so might just have a high probability to be examined.
@barzakh, okay it seems to have some similarity, but still just curious about the differences between the notes and this lecture .. so would this still be enough?
lecture not play
PLZ help