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- May 19, 2012 at 8:43 pm #52744
More tips will be added in a while. Keep checking for updates.
Opentuition
1 a) Investment appraisal – lease v buy decision
b) Written on replacement2 a) economic order quantity calculation
b) cash budget3 a) Capital asset pricing model (ungearing an equity beta)
b) foreign exchange risk management – forward rates and money markets4 a) calculation of effect of raising finance (i) from equity and (ii) from debt on the earnings per share, interest cover, and gearing ratio of a company
b) written on other ways of raising finance.
LSBFInvestment appraisal – tax and/or inflation with working capital, possibly roce and payback.
Cost of capital – WACC calculation with a bit of capital structure and project specific discount rates.
Valuation – DGM and PE ration method.
Risk – FMH and MMH.
Business finance – analysis of performance.
WCM – overtrading or cash budget.source for tips from other publishers – PQ Magazine
https://www.pqaccountant.combest of luck with exam!
ansiMay 23, 2012 at 6:25 pm #97805updates:
ATC
• The Miller-Orr model and Baumol model.
• Islamic finance – for more detail refer to the March 2011 SA article.
• SME finance – see September 2011 article ‘Business finance and the SME sector’.
• Interest rate risk.
• Overtrading.BPP
• Sources of finance – problems such as gearing.
• Ratio analysis – be prepared to discuss the numbers.
• Islamic finance – yet to be tested! Straightforward and for a few marks first time out.
• WACC – cost of equity, preference shares and debt.
• NPV with tax and inflation is the norm. May be asked to calculate weighted average cost of capital.
• Inventory management and receivables management.
• Exchange rate risk – money market hedges and forwards.First Intuition
• Discussion of the economic environment and the impact on interest and exchange rates.
• Working capital management.
• Investment appraisal/cost of capital.
• Business valuations. - AuthorPosts
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