The financial management environment – ACCA Financial Management (FM)
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My suggestion is also adding Macroeconomics ; Fiscal and monetary policies lesson because we have been asked about in March22 and it is in previous exams too. Thank you Mr.Moffat for your great efforts
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However not a lot is asked on this, and it is revision from Paper BT (and there are lectures on it in our Paper BT section).
Sir the benefits mentioned (aggregation, maturity transformation) is this only for the bank or other financial intermediary also. (pension fund, investment trust)
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Dear Mr. Moffat, a huge thank you for the lectures and your positive approach! It’s a true pleasure to study with you. Have a fantastic day! You help us so much! Kind regards, Anna
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Hey Sir,
There鈥檚 a complicated part in the syllabus for this chapter covering macroeconomics and policies but you didn鈥檛 cover it here. Is that because we don鈥檛 use it in later chapters?
It is because very little (if any) is asked in the exam as it is revision from Paper BT.
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Thank you so much! Its my first time watching and hearing you and i can say that i never get bored!
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thanks. its really resource full
Could you please elaborate on how exchange rates are influenced by large inflows and outflows of short-term capital from one financial centre to another in pursuit of higher interest
rates. And since the mobility of the capital is with in the financial centres of the same country how is the exchange affected?
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It’s so nice here,the notes so fine,lectures well understood.Thank you so much for the sessions so impacting.
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Thanks for your self less services
Thank You it was well explained
Thanks to you and all the Open Tuition people for these videos. They鈥檝e helped me so much! FM is my last F paper and I honestly don鈥檛 think I鈥檇 have got this far without you all.
You鈥檙e all excellent at explaining things in a way I understand, far more than any of the books or other online reading material.
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Sir u have stated that if no one is selling dealers hike the price so that people may sell. With respect to that, aren’t there majority of the poeple in the market who like to hold on to the shares in though of further increase in the price in response to the current price hike?
There will certainly be some people who prefer to hold on to their shares, but why do you say ‘the majority’? There are always people willing to buy and willing to sell – the dealers adjust the price so as to keep the trading going.
People will only hold on to their shares if they think that the future benefits are greater than the price they can sell them for.
Please how can I download the videos
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What are the new changes for FM syllabus for September 2020.Thanks.
There are no changes to the syllabus.
In the Total Shareholder return examples,the example 1 and 2 , why one is + 0.3 , the other one is – 0.1? Please explain ?
Since the share price was reduced to 6.40 from the value of 6.40
from the value of 6.50*
Thanks John. I do appreciate your explanation. It was well presented.
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Thanks John for this video lecture. It was well explained. However, no explanation was given on how the level of efficiency of the stock market have financial implications for the financial manager. Maybe this will be considered in the future.
Thank you for your comment, and yes – the relevance is explained in later lectures when we look at the factors determining share prices.
About that yield curve of interest rate. Is it okay to say that the period of maturity for borrowers is positively related to interest rates while the period of maturity for lenders is negatively related to interest rates.