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- August 3, 2018 at 8:01 am #465925
Hi Sir
Under BBP this is the part A under which theoritical and other question falls ,
can you please guide me which Opentuition notes chapters relates to this section ,
so i can practice accordingly , i think first few chapters is having some relevance.August 3, 2018 at 8:44 am #465937This is not a topic that you can learn separately – it is everything that you would expect from financial management from Paper PM (old Paper F9) such as advising on the acceptability of projects, the raising of long-term finance etc.. In addition, because AFM refers to multinational organisations, it involves investment in other countries, raising finance in other countries, managing exchange rate risk etc.. All of this is dealt with throughout the lectures notes – not in any specific chapter.
Appreciate that the notes are not for ‘practice’ – they are for studying from (and only if you are watching the lectures as well).
For practice you should be using a Revision Kit from one of the ACCA approved publishers, and you will see that purely written questions on this are unlikely. What is asked are computation questions on specific aspects (such as appraising investments in other countries) – all of which is covered in the lecture notes.August 3, 2018 at 1:04 pm #465975thank you sir for guiding , i thought there is something theory chapters from which the question will arise , as i have seen in part A above all pure written question , doubt is cleared.
i have good grasp of OT notes , when i struggle in some question i refer back to your notes.
i appreciate your efforts during the lectures and in this forum.August 3, 2018 at 5:35 pm #465999You are welcome, and thank you for your comments 🙂
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