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Credti Default Spread (CDS) of the country?

Cash is a part of working capital (CA-CL), but if we need to ascertain the value of Net Working Capital then we have to reduce it as it is a non operating asset until unless we are analysing the banking industry.

Earnings before Interest, Tax, Depreciation, and Amortization is a financial metric which helps us to understand the Cash Operating Profit generated by the business. I helps us to understand how much cash operating profit is generated by the business in any financial year.

$25k capital gain? Income tax; taxes on the gain of the net profit from it transaction.??? Just guessing

great lecture.

2 * (1+(1-.3) * 50/50) = 3.4

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Thanks for the video Mike. Just to be clear, the change in NWC would be +9, ie. an increase of NWC by 9, correct? But since we deduct increases in NWC in CFO, you said "negative nine"? Got a bit confused here. Thanks!

Wanted to drop a note and say that this weekly challenge question series is the most comprehensive and representative set of IB technical interview questions out there. These could be straight out of boutique firms’ technical question materials. I was asked questions identical to weeks 1, 3, 4, and 10. I’m SO glad I’d practiced these prior to my interview, I was able to land a job with good marks on quantitative questions!

Never trust someone talking about finance who quotes wold of wall street.

I still don’t understand amortization

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The formula for working capital is the following WC=current assets- current liabilities. Cash is part of the current assets and therefore included in the Working capital.

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Nope! Not an operating asset so it is subtracted.

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So In short, you purchase a company with debt and equity combination. Improve performance of the company, also serve the debt using internal cash flows of the company for sometime. After company's Financials improve and get well off then sell it, at higher valuation in turn paying off debt and having excess of income from sell.

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400 => Enough to pay off the debt and exit the deal with 800 ebitda. Assuming no existing debt and an ideal world.

I have been struggling to understand how the concepts behind NPV and Enterprise Value- this was so well explained! Thank you 👏👏👏

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i would buy an index fund for these from one of the index fund sites or maybe i could split my money across all the things in the market like spf 500

EBITDA needs to double or grow by 100% over the 5 year period to achieve a 3x MOIC

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Very useful, thanks mate!

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Nice explanation

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Excellent job. you should be teaching in programs @ universities

Very helpful and inspiring. Thank you for the content. I hope that you will provide further for this community.

Could do some shorts where you walk through a question and answer?

Lucid definition as you made the like a interview questions >> Walk me through what IB analyst do ? 😅 Great job 👏🏻 keep doing sir..

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what if I missed the opportunity to join the I after the graduation as I didn't know the banking world at the time

What does the LBO investor do with the company once the founder sells it to them?

Hey man, I am currently a Tax consultant and am desperately looking to change my domain to IB. I have zero finance related experience or degree , except MBA, where I had learnt the basics.Where do I start? I did purchase a course on Udemy, which covers the basics to advanced. Do you think that's the right move?

Maybe I’m confused, but why do you have a need for cash for accounts receivable?

That gain on income statement goes as non-operating income right

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