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I used the knowledge gained from this to understand accum deprn in my government job! Cheers!

Crisp, clear and to the point. Thank you Sir.

Hi, this contract doesn’t lead to a loss. The buyer of this future is the entity it self that you are talking about, and it has the right to do the contract or not. So of course this entity will abandon the contract and sell its units at the market price (484$). In this case it will just lose the prime cost that she pay for the accomplishment to this contract with the other partie (the seller of the future).

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Excellent sir...

How is the checking? Is it easy or tough

Can you please explain, why we are adding the Default Expected Value and No-Default Expected Value? Either default will happen or it won't happen. Both can not happen simultaneously.

The Way of Explanation is very Good Sir.

Thank youvery much for your time. can you also please explain the transaction entries for accounting with examples for single promise and multiple promisses

very good lecture to understand the three stage model of IFRS 9

Great explanation, thank you. But why have was 12% use for Ke? Although it is for the sake of the argument as you have said, the debt costs are already included in ROE figure. So isn't that that understating the Ke by a lot? As it should be 40,000/10,000 = 40% rather than 12%. Would the outcome be the same whether it is 12% or 40%?

Absolutely amazing explanation.

Wow.. Great presentation.. Thank you for the insight and the way you explained it.. Pranams

Very clear...thanks brother

Hi Sir, really well explained. Thank you.

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You are still with EY FAAS India?

Solid clarity

Underrated trainer.. He needs more viewership.. the level of teaching is high class

very good explanation

Awesome

What is the Finance Expense of Insurance Contracts?

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Good one. Thanks.

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Wow, I must say it was very informative video and you covered from basics to advance just in few minutes. Thanks alot :)

Very nicely explained.

Sir, your lectures are most simplied and easy to understand. Thank you so much for uploading.

Why we amortized the vale of assets in every ..so as to record in the books of accounts....???

I like to find out solution to IAS & IFRS watching your lecture. It would be more beneficial if all episode on a particular IAS /IFRS are gethered in a place chronologically. Love ❤ your lecture. Allah bless you always.

I was expective more of accounting as the topic suggests than hedging techniques.

Very helpful indeed, thank you!.

Why the opening balance is 98633 in 2nd year sir. Shouldn't it be the FV of 1st year end ie 97000, then only we will get oci 3331

Cumbersome to keep track of when units are sold in batches.

I would like to Join a formal course on IFRS. Could you please advise.

Problem is with LL, it does not match with ROUA. But must say well explained!!

Sir, you should consider teaching SBR too, along with the dip-IFRS course you provide. Your style of teaching is excellent needless to say.

Isn’t the capital placed for the unexpected part?

good lecture sir.thank you very much

So clear!!

I really appreciate the way you bring it to the learners, making it so simple to understand. Looking forward to more of it.

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Very informative and very clear understandable lecture Thank you sir

Nice content but OMG the quality of the video is very bad, such a pity we cant read whats on the board and its quite dark

Super explanation! Thank you sir

For the M1 movement in spot rate from 1.15 to 1.1, would it not be 57,500 [ie. (1.15-1.1)*1150000] at which rate the asset needs to be measured at? Pl. clarify.

How could we recognise "first time decrease in fair value" in FVOCI method we decrease equity or recognise as expense? thanks in advance

Way of teaching is very good 👍