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Published 3/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 3.64 GB | Duration: 14h 22m Prepare for the CMA Part 2 exam. Financial management, decision analysis, risk management, and professional ethics. What you'll learn In this course, students will learn comprehensive skills and knowledge essential for success in the Certified Management Accountant (CMA) Part 2 exam. Ethical Standards and Professionalism: Understand the principles and standards of ethical conduct in management accounting and financial management. Explore moral philosophies and their application in ethical decision-making. Analyze case studies to identify ethical dilemmas and apply ethical frameworks Financial Statement Analysis: Learn techniques for analyzing financial statements to assess liquidity, profitability, and solvency. Understand key financial ratios and their interpretation for decision-making purposes. Evaluate the impact of operating and financial leverage Corporate Finance: Explore the principles of risk and return and their implications for financial decision-making. Understand capital budgeting techniques, such as net present value (NPV) and internal rate of return (IRR), for investment analysis. Learn about various sources of long-term financing and their implications for capital structure decisions. Decision Analysis and Risk Management: Master decision-making techniques, including marginal analysis and special order analysis. Learn how to assess and manage risk exposures in business operations. Understand pricing strategies and their role in revenue optimization and risk mitigation. Cost-Volume-Profit (CVP) Analysis and Marginal Analysis: Learn how to compute breakeven points and target incomes using CVP analysis. Understand the relationship between costs, revenues, and profits in short-run decision-making. Apply marginal analysis techniques to make optimal business decisions in various scenarios. Investment Decisions: Explore capital budgeting methods, such as payback period and discounted cash flow analysis. Learn how to evaluate and rank potential investment projects based on their financial viability. Understand the importance of risk assessment and uncertainty Professional Ethics and Responsibility: Gain insights into ethical standards and responsibilities for management accountants. Understand the implications of unethical behavior and the importance of corporate governance. Learn how to navigate ethical dilemmas and uphold integrity Requirements Foundational Knowledge in Accounting and Finance: Students should possess a strong understanding of basic accounting principles, financial statements (such as balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements), and financial analysis techniques. Familiarity with concepts like cost behavior, budgeting, and variance analysis would also be beneficial. Bachelor's Degree or Equivalent: While not strictly required, most candidates pursuing the CMA designation hold a bachelor's degree in accounting, finance, or a related field. The coursework completed as part of a bachelor's program typically covers foundational concepts relevant to the CMA exam. Experience in Management Accounting or Financial Management: While there are no specific experience requirements to enroll in the course, candidates aiming for the CMA designation typically have at least two years of professional experience in management accounting or financial management roles. Practical experience in applying accounting and financial principles enhances understanding and retention of course material. Motivation and Commitment: Success in the CMA Part 2 exam requires dedication and perseverance. Students should be motivated to actively engage with course materials, participate in practice exercises, and seek clarification on concepts as needed. Developing effective study habits and time management skills is essential for maximizing learning outcomes. Description Overview Section 1: CMA Part 2 - Latest Updates Lecture 1 Introduction to Course Lecture 2 Ethics Lecture 3 Moral Philosophy Lecture 4 Case Study Lecture 5 Principals and Standards Lecture 6 Ethical Decision Making Lecture 7 Fraud Triangle Lecture 8 Legal Considerations Lecture 9 Social Responsibility Lecture 10 Framework for Ethical Conduct Lecture 11 Framework for Ethical Conduct Continued Section 2: Financial Statement Analysis Lecture 12 Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis Lecture 13 Liquidity Ratio Lecture 14 Net Working Capital Lecture 15 Current and Quick Ratio Lecture 16 Cash Ratio and Cash Flow Ratio Lecture 17 Net Working Capital Ratio Lecture 18 Receivable Turnover Ratio Lecture 19 Inventory and Payables Turnover Ratio Lecture 20 Operating and Cash Cycle Lecture 21 Assets Turnover Ratios Lecture 22 Capital Structure Ratios Lecture 23 Earning Coverage Ratio Lecture 24 Leverage Lecture 25 Operating Leverage and Financial Leverage Lecture 26 Equity Multiplier and Return on IM Lecture 27 DuPont Model of ROA and ROE Lecture 28 Market Valuations of Shares Lecture 29 Earning Per Share Lecture 30 Earning and Dividend Ratios Lecture 31 Limitations of Ratio Analysis Lecture 32 Common Size Financial Statements Lecture 33 Foreign Exchange Gains and Losses Lecture 34 Remeasurement and Translation Section 3: Corporate Finance Lecture 35 Introduction to Corporate Finance Lecture 36 Risk and Return and Financial Instruments Lecture 37 Standard Deviation Lecture 38 Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) Lecture 39 Portfolio Management Lecture 40 Bond Overview Lecture 41 Types of Bonds Lecture 42 Bond Valuation Lecture 43 Overview of Common Stock Lecture 44 Preferred Stock Lecture 45 Stock Valuation Overview Lecture 46 Preferred Stock Valuation Lecture 47 Dividend Growth Model Lecture 48 Variable Dividend Growth Lecture 49 Derivatives Hedging and Options Lecture 50 Forward Contracts Lecture 51 Other Sources of Long Term Financing Lecture 52 Introduction to Cost of Capital Lecture 53 Weighted Average Cost of Capital Lecture 54 Weighted Average Cost of Capital Continues Lecture 55 Marginal Cost of Capital Lecture 56 Cost of New Capital Lecture 57 Working Capital Policy Lecture 58 Cash Management Lecture 59 Forecasting Future Cash Flows Lecture 60 Cash Collection Lecture 61 Speeding up Cash Collections Lecture 62 Receivables Management Lecture 63 Inventory Management Lecture 64 Short Term Financing Lecture 65 Cost of not Taking Discount Lecture 67 Factoring of Accounts Receivable Section 4: Decision Analysis | Risk Management Lecture 69 Introduction to Decision Analysis and Risk Management Lecture 70 Decision Making By Marginal Analysis Lecture 71 Accepting Special Orders Lecture 72 Making or Buying the Product Lecture 73 Decision Making Other Situations Lecture 74 Price Elasticity of Demand Lecture 75 Demand Elasticity Co-Efficient Lecture 76 Pricing Strategies Lecture 77 Pricing Strategies Continues Lecture 78 Risk Management Lecture 79 Strategies for Risk Exposures Section 5: Cost-Volume and Profit (CVP) | Marginal Analysis Lecture 80 Introduction to CVP and Breakeven Point Analysis Lecture 81 Margin of Safety and Target Incomes Lecture 82 Mathematical Method of Computing Target Income Lecture 83 Choosing a Product Lecture 84 Special Order Lecture 85 Marginal Revenue and Cost Lecture 86 Profit Maximization Lecture 87 Short Run Cost Relationship Section 6: Investment Decisions Lecture 88 Introduction to Investment Decision Lecture 89 Overview of Capital Budgeting Lecture 90 Ranking a Potential Investment Lecture 91 Discounted Cash Flow Analysis Lecture 92 NPV and IRR Method Lecture 93 Payback Method Lecture 94 Discounted Payback Method Lecture 95 Ranking Investment Projects Section 7: Professional Ethics Lecture 96 Introduction to Professional Ethics Lecture 97 Principles for Ethical Professional Practice Lecture 98 Stan