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Hi Vijay,
I recorded a video recently where I give a 3.5 minute overview of Scenario analysis tools in Excel - including Scenario Manager. I hope you find it useful.
http://www.plumsolutions.com.au/videos/video-preview-%E2%80%93-scenario-analysis-me…
Just a quick note, to say that sometimes when you are using filters, it is easy to forget which columns have filters on (can be alot more than 1). The "Show All" selection in the data/filter menu is very useful...much easier than trying to undo ever…
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Thanks jim, it is really very important for those who want to learn the excel. thanks once again.
It is a series of interest payment between two parties. Each set of payment is either in fixed or floating rate. it is an important and flexible instrument for asset and liability management particularly for borrowers. it is assumed that each party…
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- At 7:17pm on April 26, 2009,
sushiltripathi said… - hi vijay ,
i am here in financial 3
- At 3:52am on April 13, 2009,
Satish Kairon said… - Hay vijay,
from which college you are doing your mba
- At 2:21pm on January 26, 2009,
Sundaresan A said…
- Hi Vijay
Fair value and market value are the terminology used to judge the security of a financing proposal. For example, bankers seek various types of securities called collateral security to reduce risk. Whenever a land or building is given as a security, they would insist on valuation from an independent valuer. The valuer will assess the property and give fair value based on the prevailing land cost, age of building etc. The market value is driven by the demand and often not realistic. The market value is based on the last property sold in the same area, the location of the property etc. Hope you got some clarification from me.
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