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PI = PV/Initial investment. I saw this formula in Text and when doing past exams (as I can remember). See page 216, Text book BPP for Exams in Sep16,Dec16,Mar17,andJun17. Also can see it in google.
@hangnguyenx20 said:
Hi,PI = PV/Initial investment. I saw this formula in Text and when doing past exams (as I can remember). See page 216, Text book BPP for Exams in Sep16,Dec16,Mar17,andJun17. Also can see it in google.
Thanks hang. Can you remember what pv and investment numbers were for option A?
Could you tell me exact SME question? If you remember
@bilalahmadahmad said:
What was answer for financial intermediary??
I chooses transforming maturity and transforming risk??
What was answer for why small and medium firms have restricted capital??
I chooses funding gapHi syntyche09.i remember I choose funding gap and I think transferring risk and muturity
Yes you are right sensitivity analysis,risk and uncertainty,probability,IRRetc.are the methods I have seen it in pass paper.
@crennella said:
The Fixed costs in the NPV didn’t apply has they already existed independently, i.e. not incremental as the existing factory incurred them. Did anyone agree with this approach?Tax was stated paid in arrears, so T2? Think my answer was $1.2m.
Yep i left them out too and gave a written explanation as to why. My lecturer always said if they weren’t project specific to ignore them, which I think was the case in this question as they would be incurred regardless of if the project expansion took place or not.
The tax threw me with the tax being in arrears and the depreciation being from the beginning of the first year of operation. I think I just put it at the start of year one because there was no profit to set it against in year 0 but don’t think that was correct.
I was surprised that I found all my answers for calculations in multiple choice questions. I struggled with statements questions despite the fact that I prepared for them thoroughly.
on wacc question I found out that I did not use the tax rate when calculating the cost of loan notes. I just hope that I passed the exam.
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