Andrew, Thank you so much, i was about to give up on swaps honestly, watched it 2 times, and now i want swaps to come. appreciate the effort in making videos like this for free. THANK YOU!!!
Hey, your explanation techniques are awesome, it would be great if you could cover questions variations like examples or quick recap, if there is a series do let me know. Best Wishes!!
Thanks Andrew but please clarify, where do i perform this in the exam is it spreadsheet or word processor? if spread sheet how do i go about (s+1%)-0.35%
@@esthermpamudhuka3057 I'd do it in the spreadsheet. You can always put an apostrophe in front of the bracket, so '(S+1%) to avoid it trying to do a formula
@@GeorgiaMann-t5k Pair the fixed rate from one company with the variable rate from the other company and add them together - then do the opposite for each company too. The cheaper total will always be the preferred rate (if the preferred rates were cheaper, there would be no point swapping!)
@@mhprotic Hi, I follow 3 steps for both (assuming you mean traded options rather than OTC): 1) Set up the hedge 2) Arrange the hedge 3) Result of the hedge You can see these in action in my recent ACCA mock debriefs - th-cam.com/play/PLYG4rVSWGAebvWYrrBT8BzX1sBAVOFZ9t.html&si=lW_GG0A7lj2VqpPK
Andrew, Thank you so much, i was about to give up on swaps honestly, watched it 2 times, and now i want swaps to come. appreciate the effort in making videos like this for free. THANK YOU!!!
@@MohamedAli-kn7sn Thanks for the kind feedback, great to hear 👍🏻
Thank you so much Andrew Sir. I have understood interest rate swaps through your video. Thank you again for making this!!
@@FarhanaYeasmin-cg4zu No problem, glad it helped!
Wow this explanation was so fun! Love the way it's present and made easy to understand, a big Thank you to you Andrew! This has been such a blessing 🙌
@@hanantabassum5482 Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Great explanation, thanks Andrew!
Thanks, glad it was useful!
You absolute legend
@@UFOpricey Thank you! 👊🏻
Don't you offer more of AFM tips in the form of videos for a fee? I'm very interested and would buy it all.
I do! Details and how to contact me are in here th-cam.com/users/shorts9vySbOmFuMY?si=cWPwix8H1V_fpkUq
thank you andrew best explanation ever.
@@abdulahiyaangocy9581 Thank you, glad it helped!
Hi, do we deduct the bank fee from savings and target rates? and what if the question does not specify the company's preferred rates? Thank you
@@ArtDeco-y7c Please see responses to other comments for answers to both!
@@AndrewMowerAFM Thanks for replying but I don't see any responses regarding the former query. Please help
@ArtDeco-y7c You just deduct bank fees at the very end (below the target rate in step 4) - this is the easiest way
@@AndrewMowerAFM Thanks a bunch
Hey, your explanation techniques are awesome, it would be great if you could cover questions variations like examples or quick recap, if there is a series do let me know.
Best Wishes!!
Thanks! I will be adding more content to my TH-cam in the coming weeks, so keep an eye out
Simple explanation and made it clear. Thanks Andrew ! Wish you would upload few tricky part in afm syllabus as well.
@@VishalPax Thanks for the nice comment! I will be uploading more videos in the coming weeks
Thanks Andrew but please clarify, where do i perform this in the exam is it spreadsheet or word processor? if spread sheet how do i go about (s+1%)-0.35%
@@esthermpamudhuka3057 I'd do it in the spreadsheet. You can always put an apostrophe in front of the bracket, so '(S+1%) to avoid it trying to do a formula
Great takeaway 😉
Hi, What do we do if the question doesn't specify which the preferred rate is?
@@GeorgiaMann-t5k Pair the fixed rate from one company with the variable rate from the other company and add them together - then do the opposite for each company too. The cheaper total will always be the preferred rate (if the preferred rates were cheaper, there would be no point swapping!)
not me watching this while eating a KFC meal. well explained Andrew
I hope it was a wrap!
SIR IT IS NOT WORKING IN CASE OF BANK FEE
@@deepanshusharma7920 It does - just deduct the bank fees at the very end (underneath the target rate in step 4)
How many steps are there in total for future and option for IR hedging can you help
@@mhprotic Hi, I follow 3 steps for both (assuming you mean traded options rather than OTC):
1) Set up the hedge
2) Arrange the hedge
3) Result of the hedge
You can see these in action in my recent ACCA mock debriefs - th-cam.com/play/PLYG4rVSWGAebvWYrrBT8BzX1sBAVOFZ9t.html&si=lW_GG0A7lj2VqpPK
@@AndrewMowerAFM Thank you very much Sir. Looking forward to learn more from you