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June 2019 ACCA AFM exam — historical results
*** ACCA Paper AFM June 2019 Exam was.. Instant Poll and comments *** poll results
SSam207y ago#1
It was ok. I lost my thought for question 2
MMargarita7y ago#2
It was ok, but I didn’t have time to complete question 3. Questions 2 and 3 seem not hard
KVKiran v s7y ago#3
What questions were asked?
MMatsatsoSupporter7y ago#4
It was easier than I expected (or so do I think)), id be confident i passed if students in my classroom didnt decide to perform calculator solos
AAJY7y ago#5
The mental agility you need to be able to pass this exam is on another level. I can’t even explain it. Reading, recalling theory, digesting and actively working on the numbers requirements fried my brain cells. Cheers to an expected fail mark so I can try P5. I’m done with this one.
JJoe7y ago#6
For the fcf valuation of new company in Q3 what was the discount rate? i used wacc for the company as the discount rate because i panicked with little time left. the valuation i got looked completely wrong but hopefully would not lose too many marks on that if the method used was correct? i didn't have enough time for the 10 marks at the end of Q1 either because of time constraints.
AAadil7y ago#7
Yuwa Co earns considerable profit from other activities to take advantage of tax relief? What does this statement means? Can anyone tell me? Should we carry forward the loss or not?
CCiara7y ago#8
I thought the exam was ok. Struggled with the valuation of Pa and Pe in the Honou offer in question 1. Question 2 I thought was ok Question 3.... not good. Just ran out of time. Went to pieces a bit. Mind went blank with the weighted cost of capital. But think I did ok on the free cash flows valuation. ( although not happy with the discount rate I used ... hoping to have gained marks around this ) Hoping I’ve done enough in questions 1 and 2 to have passed this... failed with 46 the last time!
LLouise7y ago#9
Q1 was the hardest... The black sholes model was asked so different. The NPV was easy Q2 this was quite easy... Blanked slightly on the swaps but overall good Q3 this was easy ungearing beta, wacc of numiger and the the ungeared cost of equity poylins (can't remember the exact name of companies) Hoping I've done enough to pass..it will be a close call
SSaagar7y ago#10
Way too lengthy of a paper in my opinion.
JJohn7y ago#11
@aadil1234 said: Yuwa Co earns considerable profit from other activities to take advantage of tax relief? What does this statement means? Can anyone tell me? Should we carry forward the loss or not?
Any losses incurred are assumed to be used up in the same period against profit in another part of the business .... so losses should not be carried forward.
MMatsatsoSupporter7y ago#12
I got 9.56% new rate ...
AAadil7y ago#13
Are u sure?
Former userFormer user7y ago#14
as I remember I took 9%, but I don't remember whether it was Ke or WACC :)
LLouise7y ago#15
I got 9% for the Wacc of company n and company p was just the cost of equity as it had no debt. I think it was about 13% which sounds about right as you would expect the ke to go up as they nolo ger have tax shield
SSam207y ago#16
Anybody remember that effective interest they got for the hedge
CCiara7y ago#17
Can someone just reassure me with the interest rate options.... the future rate was given to us wasn’t it? We didn’t have to calculate it.... all the doubts are starting now
CCiara7y ago#18
5.81% I think I got for options. Swap was 5.45% I believe. I think the rate that was provided from the futures was the lowest rate.
LLouise7y ago#19
I got 5.7 and I got 5.45% for swap... Not over confident on either. Basis was 25 and only 1 of 5 months were remaining
CCiara7y ago#20
@louiseabigail said: I got 5.7 and I got 5.45% for swap... Not over confident on either. Basis was 25 and only 1 of 5 months were remaining
Yeah... I didn’t work out he future using the basis. For some reason there was a figure there that I just used ( so I think I’ve lost a couple of marks here)
LLouise7y ago#21
I'm not overly confident on the options or the swap so don't go by my answer ?
SSam207y ago#22
The options really cost me time as I thought my first answer was wrong using the futures price and started messing etc with contracts etc oh I'm so annoyed
SSam207y ago#23
Was that assuming a .15 gain
SSam207y ago#24
One last question anyone remember their Npv
CCiara7y ago#25
@kilmovee said: One last question anyone remember their Npv
Mine was about £7,000 Anyone else remember there’s?
MMatsatsoSupporter7y ago#26
did you guys receive negative NPV for both options inquestion 1? I got ~(5000) for first and ~(2000) with the option. I didnt use any info about the second project company was considering, so its like 100% i didnt calculate right. That should have been included in the Pa calculation i think. Just question wording was quite confusing, never mentioned that second project, only Uwe and Hingo or whatever, were mentioned.
MMatsatsoSupporter7y ago#27
I got negative NPVs for both scenarios
AAnton7y ago#28
It seems, that given future price had to be adjusted for unexpired basis of 1 month, e.g. 1/5...
AAnton7y ago#29
I think, Jingo was unnecessary to include in NPV adjustment. More likely, it was for part ii explanations to FD, about how we arrived at Pa in Jingo project (figure was given). But I think it costs no more 2 marks anyway...
SSam207y ago#30
I got positive of 8,000
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