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@Azizi Thank you for your kind reply! and congratulations on a pass 🙂
I have managed to compose myself and booked a re-sit in December, fingers crossed I get it this time round in time for the new life changing arrival!This was my 2nd attempt after 44% on my 1st and got 49% this time 🙁 I’m especially gutted as it was my final exam, I’m also pregnant and will be around 6 weeks before due date when December exams come around. I really don’t know if to just go for it. My partner doesn’t want me to as he knows how stressed I get leading up to exams, but I feel like i was so close maybe I can do it this time and then hopefully not have to be studying on maternity when I’m supposed to be bonding with my baby 🙁 any advice out there?
This was my third attempt and the first exam I failed so I felt like all my other exams were just due to luck! Felt like giving up after the 2nd time but kept on going as I got 49 (so frustrating!). 3rd time lucky I got 52, close but still a pass! One more to go! Well done everyone
Hi john,
I’m not sure if I’ve overloaded my brain too much in the past 2 days but I’m not understanding how to calculate the ungeared cost of equity by rearranging the M&M formulaAre you able to help on rearranging the below:
0.12 = keu + 0.75 x (keu-0.05) x 500/200I understand that I times 0.75 and 500/200 together, but then I get lost.. perhaps my algebraic knowledge is very bad. Thanks in advance
Hi Mr Moffat
Thank you for your lectures I have found them very useful.
I’m struggling a little to get my head around Interest rate hedging. I understand that with currency options it depends on whether you’re buying or selling the contract currency, With interest rate options I have been thinking of it as.. if you’re borrowing money and worried the interest rate will go up, you will buy put options because the futures will go down if the interest rate goes up therefore you sell now and buy later at a profit if interest rates go up? is this the correct way of thinking?
