CIMA F2 Redeemable debt

[@snb1143]

Superb, great clarity, wiformula, so thanks.practice I can now see myself mastering this formula.

[@elenaferrer7543]

Thanks a million for this outstanding explanation!! 😊

[@mwapemwelwa3234]

Chris should have really listened and cut those little clips out 😂😂. but an incredible video, very helpful!

[@victorym4806]

coorrrrr Chris m8

[@ebadullahpervaiz1752]

Thank so much Sir, It helped me a lot.

[@deborahazzun]

How do I calculate the market value of the debt when not expressly given

[@aissewade5339]

You are the best

[@azmathchoudhury8702]

Thank you very much!!

[@titusstewartcreations4154]

why was the interest multiplied by $100 ? and where did the $100 come from ?

[@robbiejohnston6737]

Par = $100

[@aissewade5339]

Super😍

[@cheesypeesy2]

That was ace, thank you!

[@abijahjumani9893]

Thank you so much for this...
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[@Thejourneyonwards]

Can you state how you got the values 3.791 and 0.621 at the 10% discount rate?

[@ebadullahpervaiz1752]

Jessica Streete He calculated from PV annuity formula, 1-(1+10%)^-5/10% = 3.79

[@winniem5894]

Thanks very much for the answer, is the annuity table provided in the exam ? When I was doing my masters it was but don't know if its the same for CIMA.

[@blackm9063]

Am i corrct or not.. you have written in red on the fraction something and substituted something else.. i.e NPV(H) which Should be NPV (L) and vice versa...

[@johnsonmuhire]

where DF of 3.791 its come?

[@aloycemichael2031]

Come from taking 1÷1 it's answer which is 1 divide by (1.1) which is the sum of (1+0.1) and press equal sign in calculator 5 times then sum it you will get it my brother

[@johnsonmuhire]

@@aloycemichael2031 Thank u so much.

[@a1rl2]

@@aloycemichael2031you will get 0.6209 what should we do after that

[@nancykutama8089]

Thank u Sir

[@abbosrustamov1284]

Thank you sir