CFA Level II - FRA : Inter-corporate Investment-Investment in Associates- Part II (of 3)

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Part I and Part III of this video lectures series are available for Registered Students.
This series of the video lectures covers the following area's:
--Accouting for Investment in Financial Assets
--Investment in associets
--Joint ventures
--business combinations
-Effect of the equity method vs aquisition method
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This Video lecture was recorded by our popular trainer for CFA, Mr. Utkarsh Jain, during one of his live CFA Level II Classes in Pune (India).

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[@StockistNKB]

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[@michelletran5469]

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[@TheDudesign]

If investor use the assets bought from investe what or how profit will be recognized in investor account?

[@vkrv3168]

Is this video content still valid as per current IFRS and US GAAP. Kindly confirm.

[@mansimohta3397]

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[@jaymandliya2200]

at 18:20, what about the profit that the investor made during the year. It will also increase value of equity and other items

[@shirish4295]

Can some one clarify me wether the excess of FV over BV @51:07 is 5000 or 1000 and won't it account for double counting ?

[@hunnygirdhar1348]

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[@hunnygirdhar1348]

Really helpful

[@nancychawla6745]

In the very first example (basic one) you calculated the investment in associate as 30% of equity (2000) and not 30% of identifiable assets (4000) but in subsequent examples basically where goodwill is not considered in identifiable assets, investment is calculated as percentage of identifiable asset and not equity. Can you please explain it?

[@maratospanov9510]

it's very hard to follow even your writing is hard to figure out