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Introduction to ACCA F9 Financial Management
Chapter 1
Financial management objectives [10:12]
Chapter 2
The financial management environment [33:08]
Chapter 3
Management of Working Capital – Introduction [30:17]
Overcapitalisation and Overtrading [11:50]
Chapter 4
Inventory Management – Economic order quantity [28:30]
Inventory Management – Quantity discounts [17:44]
Inventory Management – The Just-in-time system [15:56]
Chapter 5
The management of receivables Introduction [12:19]
The management of receivables – Simple settlement discount [12:06]
The management of receivables – Change of policy [20:30]
The management of payables [13:14]
Chapter 6
Cash Management Introduction [13:12]
Cash budgets [26:09]
The Baumol model [18:43]
The Miller Orr model [20:43]
Chapter 7
Discounted Cash Flows – Net Present Value [36:22]
Discounted Cash Flow – Internal Rate of Return [18:52]
Discounted Cash Flow – Annuities and Perpetuities [22:42]
Accounting Rate of Return [13:57]
Chapter 8
Relevant Cash Flows for DCF Relevant Costs (example 1) [29:21]
Relevant cash flows for DCF Working capital (examples 2 and 3) [16:17]
Relevant cash flows for DCF Taxation (example 4) [33:01]
Relevant cash flows for DCF Inflation (example 5) [26:50]
Relevant Cash Flows for DCF – Inflation effective rates [24:23]
Chapter 9
Discounted Cash Flow Further Aspects, Capital Rationing [27:12]
Discounted Cash Flow Further Aspects, Replacement [25:41]
Discounted Cash Flow Further Aspects, Lease versus Buy [29:20m]
Chapter 10
Investment Appraisal Under Uncertainty Sensitivity Analysis (example 1) [27:02]
Investment Appraisal Under Uncertainty Expected Values (example 2) [13:13m]
Chapter 11
Sources of Finance – Equity (part a) [52:05]
Sources of Finance – Equity (part b) [23:39]
Chapter 12
Sources of Finance – Debt [46:37]
Chapter 13
Capital Structure and Financial Ratios – Financial Gearing [26:58]
Capital Structure and Financial Ratios – Operating Gearing [16:34]
Capital Structure and Financial Ratios – Other financial ratios [28:22]
Chapter 14
Sources of Finance – Islamic Finance [8:53]
Chapter 15
The valuation of securities – The valuation of equity [30:53]
The valuation of securities – The valuation of debt [23:11]
Chapter 16
The valuation of securities and practical issues [11:13]
Chapter 17
The cost of capital – The cost of equity [32:00]
The cost of capital – Cost of debt [27:05]
The weighted average cost of capital (WACC) [23:58]
Chapter 18
When (and when not!) to use the WACC for Investment appraisal [13:25]
Chapter 19
The Cost of Capital – The Effect of Changes in Gearing [31:52]
Chapter 20
Capital asset pricing model (part a) [19:30]
Capital asset pricing model (part b) [21:27]
Chapter 21
CAPM and MM Combined [28:59]
Chapter 22
Forecasting Foreign Currency Exchange rates [16:03]
Chapter 23
Foreign Exchange Risk Management [20:31]
Exchange rates risk [10:36]
Forward contracts [18:13]
Money market hedging [25:11]
Currency Futures, Options [47:15]
Chapter 24
Interest Rate Risk Management [42:50]
Chapter 25
The Treasury Function [6:08]
See also: ACCA Revision Lectures
We have prepared lectures based on the past ACCA exam questions
have found the lectures great. The examination questions i think i have made very fair attempt but have been disappointed so many times. Will however do again Dec 2012.
i hv registed to sit for f7,f8 and f9 exams in dec.2012. kindly advise if it is a good combination. i hv sat and failed f8 and f9 countless times wit marginal fails.i.e 49s and 48 marks. i hv engaged a private tuitor to help me understand where i go wrong in the exam room since i seem to understand most the stuff in these papers. now i want to add f7. kindly advise?
@chamas, read the theory properly nd it would b more better if u sat in f7 nd f9 bcoz of ths u have less bundle of theory to remeber it
@chamas, well for f7 i would rec u should be excellent in consolidation nd time management is vital , f8 just more common sence and bit of knowldge and f9 i think u need to be very smart as i have to through it again
@chamas,hey dear sit for paper F7 & F9 for dec2012. because there ll be one day gap between these papers, otherwise there will be continuous exams for three days. u ll get no time for revision
Thanks
Imran Ali
it was ok by me
I really appreciate the lectures. Thank you but do take exam questions too for better exampl models.
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what is new chapter adding(changing) in F9 for june exme.
all lectures are valid, so nothing is changing
@sohailssaeed, thanks admin.
dear admin…..are these lectures covers full course of f9 i love teacher of f9
hi, sorry to disturb, i have a simple question. can i depend only on the notes and on lectures to pass this exam. i mean are they enough?
thks for taking time to answer
@evanuom, The notes and lectures cover most of the syllabus, but best is to also work through a study text.
Also, you must practice past exam questions.
Under working capital management, I did not see our facilitator teaching on management of stock. Why not tackle on that topic?
@muligoolive, For inventory control, the syllabus is the same as for F2. You will find a lecture there.
thank u. thank u so much sir. your lecture is clear and understandable.
hi john,
thanks for the free resources,
any chance of lectures on efficiency market hypothesis, yield curve, economic environment, financial markets, Islamic finance and the like. you explanation are so clear that we really need you complete the rest of the syllabus. it will be perfect if all the syllabus is covered in open tuition especially the Professional papers.
@edrammeh, These topics are covered in the notes. Because there are no numbers involved there are no lectures.
Is it possible to pass F9 and F8 and working full time at the same time? I know that lots of student do that but I just cannot understand how they do it and what brain they have.,…
@barbara2012, F8 is a very subjective paper so if you have a good understanding of Audit you can pass this with F9 but be warned F9 is a very intense paper (on par with F7) so if you are new to them both I’d stick with one or the other or concentrate on F9 and take F8 as practice. I did this and thought I’d done quite well on F8 the first time and got 28% even though I answered all the questions! The second time I thought I’d done terribly and didn’t finish the exam and I passed with 51% so go figure. I think with F8 you really need to have read the published articles and be able to quote them in context. Good luck!
Dear Admin.
Are these lectures valid for June 2012? Thank you much appreciated.
yes they are
@admin,
Thank you for your prompt response.
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This was really good *two thunbs up* hope to enjoy the luxury for the rest of papers till qualification…………..Thank you Open Tuition :*
@merissa, Please which browser are you using, mine is not playing, although i use google crome.
Thank you so much OPEN TUITION for such wonderful and complete course coverage for f9. You guys deserve standing ovation for this! Keep it up guys and try to focus on other papers too.
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Saad Bin Aziz
I understand what’s up in terms of lecturers i up and that’s all there is to it. However, I am just wondering if business valuations isn’t covered in either the notes or the video lectures or have I just not come to it yet in my revision?
PS this resource is different class!
Just a big thank you for providing these lectures which I found very intresting and extremely instractive.
what about the chapter 14 (Islamic finance)???any video lecturer for that??
@lambyang`, get the article here….i guess it can help. https://www2.accaglobal.com/students/student_accountant/archive/2011/117/3423853