All concepts and resources related to financial, planning and analysis
So, imagine you are running a business and you have sold your products or services on credit. And the payments are due to come in the coming few months. However, you need funds to manage your working capital expenses like…
The sampling error formula is Sampling Error = Z x (σ /√n), is a statistical formula and tool used to calculate the overall inaccuracy of the calculation. Of course, when I just discuss the formula then it appears complicated. However,…
Often when you see the balance sheet of a company, you will notice a line item showing “Goodwill”. In this article we will discuss on how to calculate goodwill using Capitalisation of average profit method formula. What is Capitalisation of…
So the equivalent annual cost is an important metric used in corporate finance used by finance managers to make asset purchase decisions. Hence what it entails is to calculate the NPV of the benefits of using the asset of over…
Overview Are you considering a career in Accounting and Finance? One certification that can significantly boost your professional prospects is the Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation. Therefore, in this blog, we will analyse the topic of CPA course fees in…
Introduction In today’s competitive world, acquiring the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation has become increasingly important for professionals seeking a successful career in the finance industry. However, preparing for the CFA exams can be challenging without proper guidance and coaching.…
A simple way to understand an MDP is, a travel website which allows you to purchase air tickets from multiple airlines in one go. On the other hand a single platform provider is like going to a specific airline website…
Financial management plays a crucial role in ensuring the long-term success of any organization. It involves making strategic decisions to optimize financial resources and achieve specific goals. In this article, we will explore two key long-run objectives of financial management:…
Author: Sarthak Bhalerao Table of Contents What is Vertical Analysis? Vertical analysis is an accounting tool that enables proportional analysis of financial statements. While performing a vertical analysis, every line item on a financial statement is entered as a percentage…
Author: Sarthak Bhalerao Table of Contents What is Degree of Financial Leverage? A Degree of Financial Leverage (DFL) is a leverage ratio that measures the sensitivity of a company’s earnings per share (EPS). The DFL takes into consideration the fluctuations…
Contribution analysis is a method used to determine the profitability of different products, services, or business units within a company. The goal of contribution analysis is to identify which products or services are generating the most profit and which are…
So, cash ratio is like the strongest measure to to check a company’s liquidity position and is calculated by dividing cash & equivalents like liquid investments to the current liabilities of the company. The higher the ratio, the better the…