Finance costs vs Interest paid - CFA Level I - AnalystForum
2013年8月12日 · Can anyone tell me the specific difference between the two, and should the ‘‘interest paid’’ figure simply be deducted from Cash flow from operations for calculating free cash flow ? I often see, for example, a 200 million ‘‘Finance cost’’ deducted from the Income statement which is then added back to Cash Flow from Operations. So they cancel each other out, but …
ITE calculation and nature of assets/liabilities accounting
2021年9月28日 · Hey guys, So we all know that ITE = ITP + change in DTL - change in DTA Correct answer here is C. I answered B… I thought net DTL going from -200 to -250 was a decrease in DTL. Comes out it’s an increase so we should do ITP + 50 and not ITP - 50. Are liabilites always presented this way in a balance sheet? With a negative sign but should be …
Accounting or Finance? - CFA General - AnalystForum
2013年2月6日 · I started my college career as an accounting major. Even if you are debating between finance and accounting, you would be an idiot not to take 2 or 3 accounting courses. Accounting is the basic business language and having some fundamental understanding (the more the better) is incredibly beneficial.
CFA vs CPA for a Career in Finance in Canada - AnalystForum
2016年3月31日 · Hi Guys, I was debating whether to pursue CFA vs CPA. Brief background, 8 years experience in Technology Consulting. Pursuing MBA at province level MBA in Western Canada(ranked within top 10 in Canada). Have passed CFA Level 1 and thinking to write CFA Level 2 at the end of the 2nd year. However on observing replies on this forum: Most …
CMA vs CFA - CFA Level II - AnalystForum
2011年6月8日 · Which CMA? Certified management accountant? or sth else? If you refer to the CMA in Canada, I can tell you that I dropped the CMA to do CFA, and ends up I fail L2 this year… But I still think I made a correct decision, CFA is definitely more valuable than CMA.
Is CFA comparable to a Bachelors Degree Finance Major?
2009年4月25日 · The CFA’s uselessness speaks for itself, and as far as BBAs go, you only have to actually take a few finance classes to earn the degree at most schools (look it up). Basically, it’s accounting 1 & 2, basic finance, management theory, marketing, stats, a couple of econ courses, and a few finance electives and you are done.
Difference between FO MO and BO - CFA General - AnalystForum
2011年4月8日 · FO is kind of generic, but for finance most people classify FO roles as being IBD (M&A, DCM, ECM, etc…), Sales, Trading (Prop not execution), ER, and some other positions on the “buyside”. Your work directly corresponds to dollars that the firm brings in.
CFA level 1 only - non-finance background - AnalystForum
2020年12月11日 · Hi all - new to this site. Thanks in advance for your feedback and perspectives. About me: I just got my first job in corporate strategy. I have no background in accounting or finance. None. I’m considering attempting the CFA level 1 in August, 2021. I am considering CFA level 1 because I want to pursue a career in strategy and general management. I do not plan …
What college courses help prepare for the CFA Level 1 exam?
2012年12月8日 · If you really want classes that will prepare you for the CFA exam, abandon Economics and go to Accounting or Finance. Economics is relatively lightly tested on the CFA exam (compared to the finance and accounting material). The absolute best class for you to take would be Intermediate Accounting 1 and 2.
Which one is harder to pass CA or CFA? - AnalystForum
2012年8月19日 · An accounting designation VS a finance designation. In terms of difficulty, I would say the CFA is harder based on the pressure we go through during that 1 day of the year (1st Saturday of June). I believe the CA exams are like a curriculum, where you can take it as you go along the course (Correct me if I m wrong).
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