1 | Level I Overview of Ethics (For recall) | 11:56 |
2 | Six Codes of Ethics Preview | 23:34 |
3 | Std1_Professionalism | 28:20 |
4 | Std2_Integrity of Capital Markets | 10:16 |
5 | Std3_Duties towards clients | 25:31 |
6 | Std4_Duties to Employers | 22:43 |
7 | Std5_Investment Action | 23:11 |
8 | Std6_Conflict of interest | 14:31 |
9 | Std7_CFA Conduct in Programme and Exam | 13:17 |
10 | ROS: Summary | 10:09 |
11 | ROS: Detailed Provisions | 17:38 |
12 | A quick discussion on 3 cases | 02:20 |
13 | Trade Allocation: Fair Dealing and Disclosure | 06:02 |
14 | Changing Investment Objectives | 04:16 |
15 | Correlation Analysis Preview | 23:55 |
16 | Linear Regression | 14:28 |
17 | The SEE, Coefficient of Determination, Hypothesis Testing and ANOVA- 1 | 09:43 |
18 | The SEE, Coefficient of Determination, Hypothesis Testing and ANOVA- 2 | 16:03 |
19 | The SEE, Coefficient of Determination, Hypothesis Testing and ANOVA- 3 | 12:27 |
20 | Prediction Intervals and Limitations of Regression Analysis | 08:46 |
21 | Multiple Linear Regression | 17:35 |
22 | The F Stat, R2, ANOVA and Dummy Variables- 1 | 10:24 |
23 | The F Stat, R2, ANOVA and Dummy Variables- 2 | 09:29 |
24 | The F Stat, R2, ANOVA and Dummy Variables- 3 | 06:45 |
25 | The F Stat, R2, ANOVA and Dummy Variables- 4 | 08:33 |
26 | Violations of Regression Assumptions- 1 | 16:46 |
27 | Violations of Regression Assumptions- 2 | 11:25 |
28 | Violation of Regression Assumptions- 3 | 13:48 |
29 | Errors in Specification and Qualitative Dependent Variable | 07:48 |
30 | Trend Models | 19:34 |
31 | Autoregressive Time Series Model | 27:40 |
32 | Random Walks and Unit Root- 1 | 17:37 |
33 | Random Walks and Unit Root- 2 | 07:56 |
34 | Simulations | 16:35 |
35 | Probabilistic Risk Assessment Approaches | 05:32 |
36 | Foreign Exchange Market Concepts | 10:22 |
37 | Cross Rate Calculations | 08:01 |
38 | Forex Spreads and Arbitrage Constraints on Spot Rates- 1 | 13:14 |
39 | Forex Spreads and Arbitrage Constraints on Spot Rates- 2 | 11:31 |
40 | Forward Markets | 19:55 |
41 | Covered and Uncovered Interest Rate Parity | 19:25 |
42 | Purchasing Power Parity | 18:45 |
43 | Fisher Effect | 07:46 |
44 | Equilibrium Level of Exchange Rate | 07:03 |
45 | The Carry Trade | 12:57 |
46 | Impact of Balance of Payment | 25:09 |
47 | Monetary and Fiscal Policies -1 | 18:57 |
48 | Monetary and Fiscal Policies -2 | 13:24 |
49 | Exchange Rate Management | 09:31 |
50 | Developed and Developing Countries | 15:23 |
51 | Determinants of Economic Growth- 1 | 20:22 |
52 | Determinants of Economic Growth- 2 | 06:16 |
53 | Determinants of Economic Growth- 3 | 08:26 |
54 | Neoclassical Growth Theory - 1 | 21:59 |
55 | Neoclassical Growth Theory - 2 | 11:42 |
56 | The Convergence Debate and Growth in an Open Economy | 13:30 |
57 | Economics of Regulation - 1 | 14:51 |
58 | Economics of Regulation - 2 | 25:25 |
59 | Intercorporate Investments_Overview | 12:08 |
60 | Market Sec_Equity Invest_Explanation | 18:51 |
61 | Market Sec_Equity Invest_Examples | 15:03 |
62 | Debt Invest_Amortised Cost_1 | 10:27 |
63 | Market Sec_Debt Invest_Amortised Cost_2 | 10:18 |
64 | Market Sec_Debt Investment Accounting | 15:22 |
65 | Market Sec_Debt Invest_Interest Clarfication | 01:13 |
66 | Market Sec_Reclassification | 20:51 |
67 | Market Sec_Impairment | 12:04 |
68 | Market Sec_IFRS9 | 04:10 |
69 | Market Sec_Points for analyst | 04:20 |
70 | Equity Method_Overview | 04:52 |
71 | Equity Method_Explanation | 17:00 |
72 | Equity Method_Associate in Losses | 12:15 |
73 | Equity Method_PC more than BV | 25:16 |
74 | Equity Method_Practice Example 2 | 06:00 |
75 | Equity Method_Intercompany Transactions | 12:16 |
76 | Equity Method_PC less than BV | 03:58 |
77 | Equity Method_Impairment | 06:15 |
78 | Equity Method_Issues for analyst | 04:05 |
79 | Overview of Situation of 'Control' | 12:01 |
80 | Standalone and Consolidated | 09:10 |
81 | Identification of Diff Assets & Liabilities | 06:07 |
82 | Goodwill Valuation | 12:33 |
83 | Minority Interest Valuation | 12:28 |
84 | Case 1 : 100% Acquisition | 15:09 |
85 | Case 2 : Less than 100% Acquisition | 16:23 |
86 | Other important points | 08:48 |
87 | Consolidation of Income Statement | 09:18 |
88 | Variable Interest Entity | 07:09 |
89 | Goodwill Impairment | 13:24 |
90 | Deferral of Unrealised Profits | 08:56 |
91 | Inter Corp Transaction_Advanced | 10:43 |
92 | Comparison of 3 methods | 07:37 |
93 | Overview of Pensions | 04:00 |
94 | Different Pension Plans | 14:18 |
95 | Pension Plan Assumptions (US GAAP) | 05:49 |
96 | Pension Plan Assets: Valuations | 10:56 |
97 | Pension Cash Flow Calculations | 21:58 |
98 | Pension Liability (PBO): Valuations | 09:25 |
99 | Funded Status | 06:21 |
100 | Periodic Pension Cost | 13:53 |
101 | PBO Accounting (US GAAP) | 09:10 |
102 | Plan Assets Accounting (US GAAP) | 09:25 |
103 | Pension Expense through Income Statement (US GAAP) | 17:50 |
104 | Corridor Method (US GAAP) | 10:14 |
105 | Corridor Method: Practice Example | 04:24 |
106 | IFRS_Basic Pensions Rules | 03:46 |
107 | IFRS_PBO Accounting | 04:18 |
108 | IFRS_Plan Asset Accounting | 03:34 |
109 | IFRS_Pension Expense through Income Statement | 10:34 |
110 | US & IFRS: Presentation of Pension Expense | 05:09 |
111 | Other Important Points | 04:24 |
112 | US & IFRS: Directional Analysis | 15:32 |
113 | Analysts Adjustments | 15:16 |
114 | Overview of Multinational Operations | 07:12 |
115 | Transactional Exposure | 12:24 |
116 | Translational Exposure | 21:25 |
117 | Translation Process: Current Rate Method | 20:16 |
118 | Remeasurement Process: Temporal Method | 16:04 |
119 | Comparison of Current Rate and Temporal Method | 17:05 |
120 | Inventory Valuation under Temporal Method | 11:36 |
121 | Ratio Analysis of foreign subsidiary | 10:38 |
122 | Subsidiary in Hyper-Inflationary Environment | 28:42 |
123 | Quality of Financial Reporting | 35:31 |
124 | Application of Financial Techniques | 26:49 |
125 | Conversion of Operating lease into Financial Lease | 03:42 |
126 | Whats Inside Corp Fin for L2? | 02:49 |
127 | L1 Refresher Part 1: Basics on Capital Budgeting | 19:59 |
128 | L1 Refresher Part 2: Basics on Capital Budgeting | 00:55 |
129 | Role of Depreciation in Capital Budgeting | 26:57 |
130 | Advanced Principles of Capital Budgeting | 12:40 |
131 | CFAT Calculation & Case Study on Project Evaluation | 24:42 |
132 | Real Options | 13:21 |
133 | Practical Example Abondanment Option | 13:48 |
134 | Impact of Inflation on Capital Budgeting | 15:37 |
135 | Projects with Unequal Life | 11:59 |
136 | Capital Rationing | 08:32 |
137 | Projects with Different Risks | 16:18 |
138 | Pitfall for capital budgeting manager | 04:56 |
139 | Accounting Income vs Economic Income | 15:03 |
140 | 3 new models of Capital Budgeting | 12:22 |
141 | Whats inside Capital Structure: 2 Min introduction | 02:58 |
142 | MM 1958: Debt is NOT Relevant | 15:11 |
143 | MM 1963: Debt is VERY Relevant | 21:41 |
144 | Static Trade-off Theory | 04:37 |
145 | Pecking Order Theory | 04:17 |
146 | Target Capital Structure | 03:00 |
147 | Debt Ratings | 04:19 |
148 | Country Specific factor | 09:12 |
149 | Overview on Dividends | 23:47 |
150 | Important Dates in Dividends | 13:44 |
151 | Share Repurchase: Basics, Methods and Analysis | 40:27 |
152 | Impact on Investors' Wealth and Company Fundamentals | 14:33 |
153 | Dividend Theory vs Dividend Policy | 04:40 |
154 | Dividends DO Matter (Dividend Theory) | 15:26 |
155 | Dividends DO NOT Matter (Dividend Theory) | 15:38 |
156 | Different Dividend Policies | 12:19 |
157 | Target Payout Adjustment Model | 05:49 |
158 | Factors Affecting Dividend Payouts | 07:51 |
159 | Dividend Taxation | 12:52 |
160 | Signals for an Analyst | 04:10 |
161 | Informational Asymmetry | 07:45 |
162 | Dividend Safety Assessment | 06:23 |
163 | Summary of Complete Chapter | 20:48 |
164 | Summary of Complete Chapter | 20:59 |
165 | M&A Overview | 06:17 |
166 | Different Types of M&A | 11:09 |
167 | Motivativations for M&A | 13:32 |
168 | Boostrapping: Meaning and Examples | 16:44 |
169 | Boostrapping: A note on Multiples | 03:54 |
170 | What to Purchase: Asset or Shares? | 11:38 |
171 | A note on Synergy | 06:17 |
172 | Form of Purchase Consideration | 05:48 |
173 | How much to Pay for the Target | 19:25 |
174 | Attitude of the Target Firm | 06:16 |
175 | Pre-Offer Defense Mechanism | 15:29 |
176 | Post-Offer Defense Mechanism | 13:11 |
177 | Valuation Model to Value the Target Firm | 06:42 |
178 | Demerger | 04:57 |
179 | Five Forms of Divestiture | 16:16 |
180 | Overview of Equity Valuation Module | 05:35 |
181 | Why Equity Valuation is Required? | 03:51 |
182 | Different Values of Same 'Equity' | 11:13 |
183 | Five Steps in Valuation Process | 14:09 |
184 | Contents of Equity Research Report | 04:34 |
185 | Different Types of Equity Returns | 15:09 |
186 | How to Calculate Equity Risk Premium? | 05:13 |
187 | How to Calculate Ke? | 23:17 |
188 | Which Discount Rate to use? | 01:44 |
189 | International Issues in Ke | 03:48 |
190 | 3 ways to calculate Beta (Risk Measure) | 06:45 |
191 | Summary of Entire Chapter | 23:47 |
192 | DDM vs FCF vs RI | 15:36 |
193 | DDM and Gordon Growth Model | 25:03 |
194 | 2 stage Model | 09:55 |
195 | 3 Stage Model | 08:56 |
196 | Note on Constant Growth | 09:44 |
197 | H Model | 15:20 |
198 | Other Concepts of DDM | 15:34 |
199 | Meaning of FCF and its different forms | 18:58 |
200 | Valuations using FCF | 18:22 |
201 | When to use FCF vs Dividends | 10:06 |
202 | Calculating FCFF and FCFE | 24:56 |
203 | Inputs for FCF | 27:47 |
204 | Special Methods of FCF calculation | 17:30 |
205 | Sensitivity Analysis of FCF | 03:58 |
206 | Price & EV Multiples (Level I Concept for reference) | 27:17 |
207 | Basics on Market Based Valuation | 12:40 |
208 | Sustainable Base for Forecasting EPS | 12:14 |
209 | PEG Ratio | 09:11 |
210 | EV Multiple | 04:29 |
211 | Other 3 Concepts on Market Multiples | 12:46 |
212 | Meaning and Calculation of RI | 27:19 |
213 | Valuation Model using RI | 27:04 |
214 | Case Study on RI valuation | 10:30 |
215 | Continuing RI | 25:39 |
216 | Evaluation of RI Model | 09:19 |
217 | EVA and MVA | 09:47 |
218 | Public company vs Private Company | 09:22 |
219 | Income Approach to Valuation | 19:53 |
220 | Market Approach to Valuation | 13:16 |
221 | Asset Approach to Valuation | 03:00 |
222 | Discount and Premium Adjustment | 12:15 |
223 | Spot Rates and Forward Rates-1 | 22:08 |
224 | Spot Rates and Forward Rates-2 | 21:00 |
225 | Spot Rates and Forward Rates-3 | 22:07 |
226 | Swap Rate Curve | 31:11 |
227 | Traditional Term Structure Theories | 21:08 |
228 | Modern Term Structure Theories | 15:45 |
229 | Yield Curve Factor Models-1 | 26:59 |
230 | Yield Curve Factor Models-2 | 00:11 |
231 | The Meaning of Arbitrage Free Valuation | 24:08 |
232 | Interest Rate Tree and Arbitrage Free Valuation-1 | 18:13 |
233 | Interest Rate Tree and Arbitrage Free Valuation-2 | 27:02 |
234 | Monte Carlo | 19:57 |
235 | Overview of Embedded Option Bonds | 26:06 |
236 | Valuation of Callable and Putable Bonds- 1 | 26:37 |
237 | Valuation of Callable and Putable Bonds- 2.1 | 17:39 |
238 | Valuation of Callable and Putable Bonds- 2.2 | 08:55 |
239 | Valuation of Callable and Putable Bonds- 2.3 | 11:32 |
240 | Valuation of Callable and Putable Bonds- 2.4 | 14:17 |
241 | Interest Rate Risk of Bonds with Embedded Option | 18:26 |
242 | Measures of Credit Risk and Traditional Credit Models- 1 | 17:51 |
243 | Measures of Credit Risk and Traditional Credit Models- 2 | 10:24 |
244 | Structural Models- 1 | 21:33 |
245 | Structural Models- 2 | 26:22 |
246 | Reduced Form Models | 13:10 |
247 | Term Structure of Credit Spreads | 11:01 |
248 | Credit Analysis of ABS | 01:54 |
249 | Basic Definitions and Concepts | 42:42 |
250 | Basics of Valuation and Pricing | 19:50 |
251 | Applications of CDS | 20:27 |
252 | Pricing and Valuation of Forward and Futures Contracts- 1 | 19:25 |
253 | Pricing and Valuation of Forward and Futures Contracts-2 | 39:01 |
254 | Pricing and Valuation of Forward and Futures Contracts-3 | 17:36 |
255 | Pricing and Valuation of Forward and Futures Contracts- 4 | 15:01 |
256 | Pricing and Valuation of Forward and Futures Contracts- 6 | 06:52 |
257 | Pricing and Valuation of Swap Contracts- 1 | 18:16 |
258 | Pricing and Valuation of Swap Contracts- 2 | 14:44 |
259 | Pricing and Valuation of Swap Contracts- 3 | 23:57 |
260 | The One Period Binomial Model | 28:08 |
261 | The Two Period Binomial Model | 22:00 |
262 | Interest Rate Options | 08:13 |
263 | The Black Scholes Merton Model- 1 | 24:01 |
264 | The Black Scholes Merton Model- 2 | 19:14 |
265 | The Black Model-1 | 29:18 |
266 | The Black Model- 2 | 00:11 |
267 | Option Greeks and Implied Volatility 1 | 29:48 |
268 | Option Greeks and Implied Volatility 2 | 11:04 |
269 | Option Greeks and Implied Volatility 3 | 05:23 |
270 | Option Greeks and Implied Volatility 4 | 09:06 |
271 | Changing Risk Exposure with Swaps, Futures and Forwards | 26:05 |
272 | Covered Calls, Protective Puts and Collars-1 | 19:23 |
273 | Covered Calls, Protective Puts and Collars-2 | 11:01 |
274 | Bull, Bear, Calendar Spreads and Straddles | 27:29 |
275 | Real Estate - Recap Level I | 24:50 |
276 | Basic Forms and Characteristics, Private Market Real Estate Equity Investments- 1 | 10:21 |
277 | Basic Forms and Characteristics, Private Market Real Estate Equity Investments- 2 | 07:05 |
278 | Types of Commercial Real Estate and An Introduction to Valuation | 14:03 |
279 | An Income Approach to Valuation- 1 | 21:08 |
280 | An Income Approach to Valuation- 2 | 29:34 |
281 | The Cost Approach- 1 | 19:19 |
282 | The Cost Approach- 2 | 12:09 |
283 | Due Diligence in Private Real Estate Investments | 19:53 |
284 | Types of Publicly Traded Real Estate Securities-1 | 17:35 |
285 | Types of Publicly Traded Real Estate Securities- 3 | 02:00 |
286 | Valuation | 09:25 |
287 | Private Equity (Warm Up) | 43:17 |
288 | Commodity (Recap) | 29:19 |
289 | Commodity Sectors | 19:24 |
290 | Commodity Futures Markets and Participants | 15:38 |
291 | Spot and Futures Pricing | 06:29 |
292 | Three Theories of Futures Returns | 15:01 |
293 | Components of Futures Returns | 12:17 |
294 | Commodity Swaps | 20:11 |
295 | Commodity Indexes | 07:04 |
296 | The Portfolio Management Process and Investment Policy Statement-1 | 29:14 |
297 | The Portfolio Management Process and Investment Policy Statement- 2 | 32:45 |
298 | The Portfolio Management Process and Investment Policy Statement- 3 | 23:19 |
299 | Arbitrage Pricing Theory | 12:58 |
300 | Types of Multifactor Models- 1 | 11:53 |
301 | Types of Multifactor Models- 2 | 06:58 |
302 | Selected Applications | 21:39 |
303 | Value At Risk-1 | 24:15 |
304 | Value At Risk- 2 | 17:30 |
305 | Other Risk Measures | 11:50 |
306 | Risk Management Applications | 19:14 |
307 | Using Constraints to Manage Market Risk | 10:01 |
308 | Discount Rate on Real Risk Free Bond | 11:52 |
309 | Discount Rate on Real Risk Free Bond- 2 | 10:10 |
310 | The Yield Curve and The Business Cycle | 13:10 |
311 | Credit Premiums and the Business Cycle | 04:52 |
312 | Equities and the Equity Risk Premium | 11:32 |
313 | Commercial Real Estate | 05:15 |
314 | Active Management and Value Added, and Comparing Risk and Return - 1 | 23:55 |
315 | Active Management and Value Added, and Comparing Risk and Return - 2 | 41:55 |
316 | The Fundamental Law - 1 | 13:19 |
317 | The Fundamental Law - 2 | 16:13 |
318 | The Fundamental Law - 3 | 16:11 |
319 | Applications of the Fundamental Law and Practical Limitations | 15:14 |
320 | Execution Algorithms and High-Frequency Trading | 12:14 |
321 | Growth of Algorithmic and High-Frequency Trading | 06:19 |
322 | Risk Management and Regulatory Oversight | 00:11 |
323 | Market Impacts of Algorithmic and High-Frequency Trading | 04:05 |
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