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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]
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We have prepared lectures based on the past ACCA exam questions
Hi Sir,
Given there are no lectures for chapter 1 & 2, I’ve just read it to get a general idea of it. Do you think I should read it in more depth and memorise certain stuffs out of it or will the first 2 chapters be somehow covered again in the later lectures? Thanks
Do read them properly – parts can be examined as small written parts of questions. Most of the important bits are covered again in later chapters
John, thank you!!! Very grateful for all the topics covered – lucid examples.
Hi Sir, has the lecture for Chapter 1 Financial Management Objectives been removed or there never was a lecture for it in the first place?
There never was a lecture – it is more background reading 🙂
Hello.
Respected sir, i want ask you that are opentution complete notes and video lectures for june 2014 are sufficient to pass F9 paper.?I am full time student,so could go for study text but my few friends who have passed this paper told me about open tution notes.I thought should ask from you guys.
Thanks in advance
Our Course Notes are not meant to replace a Study Text – they are notes to go with the lectures.
However, they contain enough to pass the exam well provided that you do watch the lectures and you do understand it. However, the one extra thing you really should try and get is a Revision/Exam Kit from one of the approved publishers because they contain lots of questions to practice and the more practice that you can get the better.
Thank you so much for your feedback sir.That was really helpful.
Hi all,
I have three papers left in my F’s, F4, F5 & F9, can anyone advise on best combination as i’m looking to sit two
in Dec .I have sat F4 and F5 in previous exam but did not pass it, so looking to sit F9 with one from F4 & F5 . i’m finding F4 difficult.
Good day. Admin. Are the lectures applicable to June 2013 Exam? I looked at the syllabus and it stated that DCF topic was deleted but here it is shown.
If you read the syllabus carefully, DCF has not been deleted – it is simply removed from the syllabus because it is assumed knowledge from Paper F2. It can still be examined!!
All of the lectures and the course notes are applicable to the June 2013 exam.
Thank you thank you & thank you OT!
where are all the lectures gone? its sayin lectures are move???
The market value of shares is the price on the stock exchange and this is the price at which investors buy and sell shares to each other. (It does not effect the company directly because these shares are already in issue).
When a company issues shares they can issue at nominal/par value (in which case they debit cash and credit share capital) or they can issue at a price higher than the par/nominal value, in which case the extra cash goes to the share premium account.
@johnmoffat, Thank you very much:)
Dear John,
Thank you for all that you do for us. You are one of the best teachers who’s concern is each student.
I have a general question regarding shares:
Par value is £1 and MV is £5, then the premium capital is £4 per share.
In the beginning when the company starts selling their shares the money which they are paying for shares themselves is £1 and for others they sell £5?
Or how does it work, Where £1 per share money goes to?
I am confused with shares I tries to find some material but nothing useful.
Thank you in advance for your help
Great Lecture,,,,,,, GOD BLESS YOU all 🙂
Thanks John, after hearing you explain the topics I have a much better understanding and am retaining the information rather than rote learning. I am a distance learner so this has helped me more than you know! Please keep up the good work.
Best Wishes
just in short words love u john moffat u r really awesome.
Could anyone give me a clue as to how best i can watch the online video lectures without any interruption. It’s been stacking in the process.
Turn off any other downloads on your PC.. slow internet connection on your end maybe to blame for interruptions
Could anyone help by telling what chapters include question 1, question 2 and so on in paper F9
@kriselda, I am not sure what you are asking.
If you mean what topics are in question 1, question 2 etc of the actual exam, then we have no idea.
Question 1 of the real exam can be on any of the topics in the syllabus – the examiner does not always test the same topics in question 1 or question 2 etc..
Hi all,
F9 is my last paper, so I have 6 papers to go! I really need an advice on a combinaison of 2 papers sitting for the 03 next exams.
In order to balance my workload (I am working at the same time) I am thinking on the following “strategic planning”:
Dec 2012: F9&P3 – seem to have similar content and P3 is discussive when F9 calculation
June 2013: P2&P1 – P2 seems huge when P1 light
Dec 2013: P5 (light in term of reading) and P7 (auditing background).
Anyone can advise or comment?
Rgds,
I Already pass F9.
But john’s explanation make a huge difference.
i do have other paid lectures online and at times attend Acca lectures at the UNI but no one make topics clearer like john, so please
consider having lectures on all topics. Am desperate always to hear john stripping down tricky topics.
Bravo Opentution
Please could you advise on F9 & P3 combinaison for Dec 2012.
F9 with P1, is it a good combinaison for Dec 2012?
@rubik, Yes, because it is one that is mainly arithmetic and one that is all writing 🙂
@johnmoffat, I think f8 & p1 is a better combination cos they have more similar content. So is f5&f9
@ricardotsui, I was assuming that F9 was his last F exam and therefore it was a question of which P paper to take at the same time. It would be unusual for F5 and F9 to be the only F papers remaining (otherwise he would not be able to take any of the Ps at the same time!)
I still think it is always a good idea to take a written paper at the same time as a paper with arithmetic in it. (and I do not think F5 and F9 have similar content – the emphasis is completely different)
……and, of course, even if he has yet to take F8 then he cannot take F8 and P1 without taking F9 at the same time!!
@chamas; hey dear sit for paper F7 & F9 for dec2012. because there ll be one day gap between these papers, otherwise there will be consective exams for three days. u ll get no time for revision
Thanks
Imran Ali