Managerial Accounting And Finance Compilation

Three courses in Managerial Accounting and four courses in Corporate Finance

What you'll learn

Evaluate Managerial Accounting data into it's variable and fixed elements to make profitable business decisions

Use accounting data to reconcile company profitability under variable, absorption and standard costing methods

Evaluate capital budgeting projects using an appropriate capital structure of debt to equity finance.

Value a company based on present value concepts as well as earnings and dividend methods.

Develop and apply portfolio management and capital asset pricing models.

Requirements

The compilation of lectures in Managerial Accounting and Business Finance has been developed from ground level to advanced understanding. A basic skill in Financial Accounting is all that is required.

Description

This course covers the following   -Topics in Managerial Accounting -1.   Variable, Absorption and Activity Based Costing2.   Cost classification, Regression, CVP analysis and Budgeting3.   Standard CostingTopics in Corporate Finance1.   Present value, Future value and Capital structure2.  Capital Budgeting - The Investment and Financing decision3.   Company valuations, Mergers and Acquisitions4.   Portfolio Management and the Capital Asset pricing ModelThe Managerial Accounting topics will explain the basics for each topic all the way to the advanced level. You will also be exposed to illustrative and examination questions. The emphasis of this course is to explain the topics in a manner that you will not only understand the basics but be in a position to make business decisions. You will also learn how to read financial information in a way that will assist you to maximise exam marks when answering a question.The Corporate Finance topics have been selected to give you all the understanding that you will need to make Finance decisions as well as to value a company. Difficult topics such as Portfolio management and the Capital asset pricing model as well as Company valuations are clearly illustrated using diagrams and financial models that will simplify your learning experience.

Overview

Section 1: Variable, Absorption and Activity Based Costing

Lecture 1 Foundational example for variable and absorption costing.

Lecture 2 Change in closing stock levels and effect on the Income statement

Lecture 3 Pre-determined recovery rates under Absorption costing

Lecture 4 Analysis of different valuation methods for closing stock

Lecture 5 Reconciliation methods for Variable and Absorption costing

Lecture 6 Developing the Activity Based Costing model

Lecture 7 ABC principles illustrated

Lecture 8 Illustrative examples

Section 2: Cost classification, Regression, CVP analysis and Budgeting

Lecture 9 Cost classification and High-low cost estimation

Lecture 10 Regression analysis

Lecture 11 Learning curves

Lecture 12 Examination and tutorial questions

Lecture 13 Examination and tutorial questions - continued

Lecture 14 Examination and tutorial questions continued

Lecture 15 Examination and tutorial questions continued

Lecture 16 Cost Volume Analysis Part 1

Lecture 17 Cost Volume Analysis Part 2

Lecture 18 CVP Questions

Lecture 19 Budgeting and Budgetary control

Lecture 20 Questions on Budgeting and Budgetary control

Section 3: Standard Costing

Lecture 21 Standard costing overview

Lecture 22 Material variances

Lecture 23 Labour and variable cost variances

Lecture 24 Fixed cost variances

Lecture 25 Sales variances

Lecture 26 Tutorial Questions

Section 4: Present value, Future value and Capital structure

Lecture 27 Future value of an amount

Lecture 28 Future value of an annuity

Lecture 29 Present value of an amount

Lecture 30 Present value of an annuity

Lecture 31 Share Valuation

Lecture 32 Debt Valuation

Lecture 33 Practice Questions

Lecture 34 Capital Structure

Lecture 35 The Arbitrage process

Lecture 36 Optimal capital structure

Lecture 37 Optimal capital structure - continued

Lecture 38 Tutorial and examination questions

Lecture 39 Questions continued

Section 5: Capital Budgeting - The Investment and Financing decision

Lecture 40 Traditional methods of Investment appraisal

Lecture 41 Traditional methods of Investment appraisal continued

Lecture 42 The Investment decision

Lecture 43 Investment decision examples

Lecture 44 Investment decision examples - continued

Lecture 45 Financing using Equity vs Debt

Lecture 46 Examination Questions - Question 1

Lecture 47 Examination Questions - Question 2

Lecture 48 Examination Questions - Question 3

Section 6: Company Valuations, Mergers and Acquisitions

Lecture 49 Valuation templates

Lecture 50 Free Cash Flow valuations for all-equity financed companies

Lecture 51 Free Cash Flow valuations for debt-equity financed companies

Lecture 52 Free Cash Flow valuation questions - Part 1

Lecture 53 Free Cash Flow valuation questions - Part 2

Lecture 54 Dividend and earnings valuations - Part 1

Lecture 55 Dividend and earnings valuations - Part 2

Lecture 56 Mergers and Acquisitions - Part 1

Lecture 57 Mergers and Acquisitions - Part 2

Lecture 58 Illustrative examples

Section 7: Portfolio Management and the Capital Asset Pricing Model

Lecture 59 Introduction to Portfolio theory

Lecture 60 Portfolio Theory

Lecture 61 Portfolio Theory - continued

Lecture 62 CAPM theory and application

Lecture 63 CAPM and the Miller Modigliani model

Lecture 64 CAPM and the Miller Modigliani model continued

Lecture 65 Appendix

Lecture 66 Tutorial examples

Lecture 67 Tutorial Examples - continued

The course is intended for undergraduate, post graduate students as well managers requiring analytical tools to evaluate financial statements for decision making purposes.