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"Welcome to FINFries🍟, your one-stop destination for fast-paced, engaging explanations of AFM. In each fry, our expert teacher, Sriram Somayajula Sir 👨🏫, breaks down complex topics into easily digestible nuggets🥔, all in under 60 seconds!
🤩 Learning doesn't have to be boring, and with our 60-second lessons ⌛, you'll get the knowledge you need in a fun and hassle-free way!
In this FINfry we have explained:
Inflation increases the amount of external financing required and increases the
debt-to-equity ratio when this ratio is measured on a historical cost basis. Thus, if
creditors require that a firm's historical cost debt-to-equity ratio stay constant,
inflation lowers the firm's sustainable growth rate.
Inflation affects mature industry’s growth negatively. If inflation is higher than
the SGR, especially in a mature industry for a continuous period, most of the funds
will be blocked in the working capital and reinvestment becomes difficult and hence
the growth is not possible. Any money made in the organisation will be used only for
tackling the inflation, thus the SGR will gradually fall
We hope you enjoy the series and please leave us a review, it would really help us out!
If you are looking for AFM Classes by Sriram Sir, Check out the link below: 🎯
Advanced Financial Management - AFM - CA Final - (New)
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#CA
"Welcome to FINFries🍟, your one-stop destination for fast-paced, engaging explanations of AFM. In each fry, our expert teacher, Sriram Somayajula Sir 👨🏫, breaks down complex topics into easily digestible nuggets🥔, all in under 60 seconds!
🤩 Learning doesn't have to be boring, and with our 60-second lessons ⌛, you'll get the knowledge you need in a fun and hassle-free way!
In this FINfry we have explained:
Inflation increases the amount of external financing required and increases the
debt-to-equity ratio when this ratio is measured on a historical cost basis. Thus, if
creditors require that a firm's historical cost debt-to-equity ratio stay constant,
inflation lowers the firm's sustainable growth rate.
Inflation affects mature industry’s growth negatively. If inflation is higher than
the SGR, especially in a mature industry for a continuous period, most of the funds
will be blocked in the working capital and reinvestment becomes difficult and hence
the growth is not possible. Any money made in the organisation will be used only for
tackling the inflation, thus the SGR will gradually fall
We hope you enjoy the series and please leave us a review, it would really help us out!
If you are looking for AFM Classes by Sriram Sir, Check out the link below: 🎯
Advanced Financial Management - AFM - CA Final - (New)
Don't forget to subscribe, hit that notification bell, and give us a thumbs up and comment if you found this video helpful! If you have any questions or suggestions for future topics, feel free to leave them in the comments below.
Download our app for Free MCQs, Free Notes, Free videos and amazing online classes for CA Foundation, CA Inter & CA Final
🔗 Connect with us🤝:
#CAFinal #SFM #AFM #Finance #ExamPreparation #SriramSomayajula #Shorts #LearnWithUs #1FIN #FINFries #Linechart #barchart #Bonds #Introduction #strategic #problem
Download our app for Free MCQs, Free Notes, Free videos and amazing online classes for CA Foundation, CA Inter & CA Final
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