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Financial Modelling and Analysis Certification

Financial Modelling and Analysis Certification

Financial modeling is the task of building an abstract representation of a real world financial situation. This is a mathematical model designed to represent the performance of a financial asset or portfolio of a business, project, or any other investment.

Certificate:

Get Financial Modeling & Analysis Certificate from The Digital Adda which you can share in the Certifications section of your LinkedIn profile, on printed resumes, CVs, or other documents.

Exam Details:

  • Format: Multiple Choice Question
  • Questions: 20
  • Passing Score: 16/20 or 80%
  • Language: English
  • Model structure
  • Go to special
  • Trace precedents & dependents
  • All of the above
  • Excel spreadsheet with numbers
  • Calculation tool
  • A decision making tool
  • Excel containing historical financial data
  • Increasing Turnover
  • Reducing Expenses
  • Increasing Capital Utilization
  • All of these.
  • Rs. 7000 decrease in cash.
  • Rs. 5005 decrease in accounts receivable.
  • Rs. 10001 increase in accounts payable.
  • Rs. 12012 decrease in notes payable.
  • Tax Shield of Depreciation
  • After-tax Operating Profits
  • Raising of Funds
  • Both Tax Shield of Depreciation and Raising of Funds.
  • Corporation that is the largest amongst its competitors
  • Corporation that sells its products and services in several countries
  • Acquisition strategy whereby a company makes acquisitions in relatively unrelated business areas
  • None of these
  • Current assets-stock-Prepaid expenses
  • Current assets +stock+ prepaid expenses
  • Current assets +Prepaid expenses
  • None of these
  • =C31.10 +C3110
  • =C3%10
  • =C3*.90
  • 7.0E-4
  • 0.0714
  • 0.05 times
  • 7.15 times
  • Building a new factory from scratch
  • Modifying /upgrading a preexisting factory
  • Integrating a newly purchased company quickly and efficiently
  • All of the above
  • Activity ratios
  • Performance ratios
  • Both Activity ratios and Performance ratios
  • None of these
  • Borrowing More
  • Issue of Debentures
  • Issue of Equity Shares
  • Redemption of Debt.
  • Modeling Analysis
  • Financial Analysis
  • Sensitivity Analysis
  • Cash flow analysis
  • Profitability Position
  • Liquidity Position
  • Share Position
  • Debt Position.
  • Cost of capital is based on market value and usually is stated in real terms.
  • Cost of capital is based on book value and usually is stated in real terms.
  • Cost of capital is based on market value and usually is stated in nominal terms.
  • Cost of capital is based on book value and usually is stated in nominal terms.
  • Funds of equity shareholders
  • Equity capital only
  • Either a or b
  • None of these
  • Excessive sheets that need to be interlinked
  • Tougher to navigate
  • Too much data management
  • All of these
  • Fixed Cost of Production
  • Fixed Interest Cost
  • Variable Cost
  • Inventory
  • Bills Receivable
  • Land and Building
  • Cash at hand
  • Asset a/c and Liability a/c
  • Liability a/c and Expenses a/c
  • Income a/c and Expenses a/c
  • Liability a/c and Owner’s equity a/c

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