Chartered Accountant,	Cost & Works Acct , Passed CISA and CISSP, BA Eco(Hons) St Stephens College, ISC St Columba's School, Delhi

Rakesh Sud

In this Course on Key Concepts of Finance we look at Time value of money, Safe Rupees and risky rupees and the Relationship between risk and return. tags: Accounts, Compounding, Growing Income Streams, Utility, Marginal rate of substitution, St. Petersburg Paradox, Betting

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CBSE Class 11

English

Key Concepts in Accounts

Management

Personal Finance

Introduction to Accounting

Theoretical Framework

Accountancy

Class 6-12

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CBSE

CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)

This lesson looks at Present and future values. Present and future value factors, Compounding and Growing income streams are our focus.

Overview: Key Concepts in Finance

This lesson is on Key Concepts in Finance-Present and Future Value Factors. It deals with Single sum factors , How we get present and future value tables and Ordinary annuities and annuities due.

Present and Future Value Factors

This lesson is focussed on Key Concepts in Finance- Compounding.We look at Definition, Discrete versus continuous intervals and Nominal versus effective yields. Compounding refers to the frequency with which interest is computed and added to the principal balance.The more frequent the compounding, the higher the interest earned

Compounding

This lesson is on Key Concepts in Finance- Growing Income Streams through the path of Definition, Growing annuity ans Growing perpetuity. A growing stream is one in which each successive cash flow is larger than the previous one. A common problem is one in which the cash flows grow by some fixed percentage

Growing Income Streams

This lesson refers to Key Concepts in Finance- Relationship between risk and return. This includes Direct relationship, Concept of utility, Diminishing marginal utility of money, St. Petersburg paradox, Fair bets, The consumption decision and  Other considerations.

Relationship between Risk and Return

Utility measures the satisfaction people get out of something. We discuss an An Indifference Curve which is defined as the set of all baskets for which the consumer is indifferent. An Indifference Map illustrates the set of indifference curves for a particular consumer

Utility

It elucidates that There are several ways to define the Marginal Rate of Substitution and goes on to explain the same.

Marginal Rate of Substitution

This lesson is on Key Concepts in Finance-St. Petersburg Paradox. The St. Petersburg Paradox is based on a simple coin flip game with an infinite expected winnings. 
The paradox arises by the fact that no rational human would risk a large finite amount to play the game, even though the expected value implies that a rational person should risk any finite amount to play it.

St. Petersburg Paradox

This lesson deals with a fair bet is a lottery in which the expected payoff is equal to the cost of playing.Most people will not take a fair bet unless the dollar amount involved is small. Utility lost is greater than utility gained

Betting

This lesson is on Key Concepts in Finance- Price Risk Versus Convenience Risk. Price risk refers to the possibility of adverse changes in the value of an investment due to:
A change in market conditions A change in the financial situation or A change in public attitude etc.Convenience risk refers to a loss of managerial time rather than a loss of money

Price Risk Versus Convenience Risk

Chartered Accountant by profession. Graduated from Deen Dayal Upadhyaya college. 

CA Nitish Aggarwal

This course discusses Basic principles of Accounting.

(Hindi) Basics of Accounting: Theoretical Framework

Graduation in bachelor of commerce from Allahabad University 

Kriti Tandon

This course contains basic theory related to accounting

(Hindi) Introduction to Accounting

I am currently pursuing BBA from Amity University, Gwalior. Have done my schooling with commerce background. Love to explore new things.

Mayur Talreja

This course introduces you to journal. It enables you to understand the meaning of Journal, Rules of debit and credit and how to make entries in journal.

Teachathon July 2017 - Introduction to Journal

I have done B.Com.;MBA;PhD.
I have 11 years of Teaching experience.
Teaching Reasoning for all competitive exams is my core expertise and be

Dr Rupal Mathur

This course contains Introduction, Accounting process and Modern approach to record Journal Entries. You will also learn the approach to deal with various important Entries like GST Entries, Discount Entries ,etc.

(Hindi) Accounting Process and Journal : Class 12

CA by profession, practising since 2004 in Aurangabad Maharashtra,Teaching to CA and MBA students. 



Swapnil Patni

This course is for basic understanding of Accounting Framework. It contains the Meaning, Objectives and Functions of Accounting with Basic Accounting Terms

Lessons

10 lessons • 56m

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Overview: Key Concepts in Finance

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Present and Future Value Factors

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Compounding

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Growing Income Streams

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Relationship between Risk and Return

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Utility

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Marginal Rate of Substitution

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St. Petersburg Paradox

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Betting

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Price Risk Versus Convenience Risk