TERP & Business Finance Help | ACCA FM Help | Q LaForge M/J 2020

Help, tips and exam technique to help you pass the ACCA CBE FM exam.
Here's how to quickly solve a Theoretical Ex-rights Share Price (TERP) and Business Finance question. This video shows you all the spreadsheet exam technique and lots of tips so you get a pass on your ACCA CBE FM exam.
We're looking at past exam question LaForge from March/July 2020. Here's the link:
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[@maximacca2231]

Perfect! Thank you so much because your videos is very practical and usefull! I have passed in DEC-20 2 exams (FR and AA) and was used your approach! It would be so greatful if you would continue to record your approaches. For me would be very good AFM and APM papers. Thank you in advance!

[@SteveWillisACCA]

Glad they were helpful :)

[@mubashir7555]

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[@SteveWillisACCA]

Glad it's helpful. Good luck tomorrow!

[@encymathews]

thank you steve

[@SteveWillisACCA]

Welcome!

[@umarabdaziz6890]

Thanks sirr

[@SteveWillisACCA]

Welcome

[@Abhi_Poudel]

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[@SteveWillisACCA]

My pleasure 😊

[@cerraautomotive1859]

you are a genius

[@SteveWillisACCA]

Good luck on FM!

[@krishboodhun6442]

Amazing! Thanks a lot Steve! Your approach eases the life of many! Do you have a video on how to approach 'analyse & discuss' questions in section C?

[@SteveWillisACCA]

I'll add that for Dec 2021

[@silverli6505]

Hi Steve, excellent video. How did you get the figure for an additional 4.5 of operating profit?

[@SteveWillisACCA]

Hi, it's listed directly in the question scenario--the project will add 4.5 in operating profit.

[@nadeemahmadkhan1894]

In part B; What would be the calculations if we start from the "Profit before operations (25.5)" rather than PAT? Please someone clarify?

[@SteveWillisACCA]

you can do that, but you just add the items back, rather than subtracting from PBIT.

[@smritiiparajuli1723]

thankyouuuuu sirrr

[@SteveWillisACCA]

You are welcome