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I dont think they required us to calculate three npvs in last question. It was an exam, and also, calculating even one npv is a lengthy task
@mfc2476 said:
was there a Q on checks for credit worthiness of potential customers to be given credit?yah i wrote trade references , bank references , business rating according to credit rating bodies , it was 3 marks worth part i think.
Money market deposists are loans, but they are not loans between banks. They mention libor in this case. Money deposists are loans between banks and depositors, not between banks
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I guess only 2 and three were correct.2 for sure was correct and 3 merchant bank….not so sure
Fahad, i have just looked through tanamu co, in bpp revision kit, but man, that question is very different
Guys, what about mcqs on market segmentation theory and zero beta of debt? Money market deposits?
@emo777 said:
Fahad, i have just looked through tanamu co, in bpp revision kit, but man, that question is very differentswap the sales unit with sales revenue , what else is different ?
Fahad, our question did not have part B as a calculation 😉 also, in the answer, they calculate expected value of nov 😉 other cases are just shown as an illustration
@shuvo016 said:
mcq was disaster! 🙁More then that I will probably fail because of it 🙁
Mcqs should be discussed more, as they are the only way for us to pass, considering open questions
There was a point in mcq, where they claimed that borrower can buy futures and then sell them, it was false, am i right?
Does that mean we would have had to inflate the selling three different times inorder to calculate 3 NPVs? All for 8 marks?
I don’t think so
Well, that wasn’t quite what I was expecting! I thought Section B was very fair but the MCQs – my god, in all the millions of practice ones I did – none were like that.
Instead of covering the rest of the syllabus they seemed to focus solely on markets etc. Think I’ve done far worse on the MCQs than I expected but better on Section B.
Can anyone let me know what on earth the answer to the MCQ with the fx rates was? Could not figure that out to save my life!
@emo777 said:
There was a point in mcq, where they claimed that borrower can buy futures and then sell them, it was false, am i right?I think I answered that all 3 are correct 🙁
@emo777 said:
There was a point in mcq, where they claimed that borrower can buy futures and then sell them, it was false, am i right?Can’t remember the whole question but you’re right – borrows sell futures then buy to close out.
@afuyegallas said:
Does that mean we would have had to inflate the selling three different times inorder to calculate 3 NPVs? All for 8 marks?I don’t think so
No, we had to calculate the EV of selling price which was $29 then inflate that and the fixed costs – but not variable costs which seemed strange.
The only other possible snags in Q5 were tax being paid in the year rather than I year in arrears and TAD on a straight line basis – so no balancing allowance in the final year needed.
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