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ACCA F9 Lectures

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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

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  5. Dear Mr.JOHN
    Thank you very much for the great effort you are doing and your lectures are so helpful . I wold to know when are going to to post the suggestions for the Dec exam format.?
    Appreciating your response

    • I guess you mean our guesses for the exam 🙂

      Three things:

      Firstly, because of the new layout of the exam, any guesses we make will only relate to Section B of the exam (Section A will cover everything, and so guessing is impossible).

      Secondly, because it will be the first time that the exam will be in the new layout, making guesses will be difficult. Under the old style we could try and guess with a bit of success, but it will be very hard this time.

      Thirdly, any guesses we do make will not be until much closer to the exam. To concentrate on specific topics now would be silly. The exam will test the whole syllabus and there is no alternative but to study everything properly.

  6. Hi John I am writing f9 in December 2014 and have realized that the exam structure has changed in terms of 20 multiple choice questions worth two marks each etc can you advise me on how i could tackle these multiple choice questions and what areas to pay particular attention to because I would really like to gain as much marks on the multiple choice questions….not ignoring the other questions though. Please can you assist

    • I will post suggestions about how to approach multiple choice questions after the June exam (because the June exam is still the old format).

      However at this stage in your studies it makes no difference in that the syllabus is not changing and so you still have to learn everything. If you can sort out full questions and really understand them, then dealing with multiple choice questions creates no extra problem.

  8. Hi,
    I’m trying to plan my study timetable and was wondering how many hours of F9 lectures there are on here? It would help if I could find out how long it will take for me to watch all of them.
    Thanks.

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