Nice job. I respect that you are in teaching mode. Most of these concepts are actually Corporate Finance geared to larger more sophisticated companies. Financial Management is more about running the business like flying an aircraft. The levers are a handful of tools related to cash, profit, valuation.
Thanks so much Kirk, as an engineer studying for financial management and jargons used my teacher was making me feel very uninterested. I actually started making these videos for me to understand the concept then my friends encouraged me to make it for them. What's funny is that some universities have requested me to provide them access to put my content on university lectures :)
I really enjoyed your video. I've been pursuing my degrees in business management and accounting for my entrepreneurial journey. I understood that my passions were inline with subjects but I've been unsure whether or not my personal journey and ideologies was on the right path, your video has helped enlighten me. Thank you very much :)
Principles of Finance starts at 3:11. 1. Money has time value. 2. Risk return trade off. 3. Cash flows are source of values. 4. Market prices reflect information. 5. Individual respond to incentives.
principles of Finance 1. Money has time value. 2. Risk return trade off. 3. Cash flows are source of values. 4. Market prices reflect information. 5. Individual respond to incentives.
The things I learned upon watching the videos: Video #1 1. I learned that it is important to learn finance especially when you are planning to enter in a business. 2. I learned that finance is a study of how businesses evaluate investment to fund them. 3. There are 5 princeiples of finance; 1. money has time value. 2. risk return trade off. 3. cash flows are source of value. 4. market prices reflects information. 5. individual respond to incentives agency theory stewardship. 4. Money changes its value depends on the circumtances or it depends on the opportunities available in time. 5. The topic about finance in this introduction broaden my knowledge about it. Video #2 1. I learned that finance has a big difference in accounting. 2. I learned that when it comes to shareholder, it focuses on wealth, on how they will maximize the value of the company or the value of stock. 3. I also learned that under shareholders wealth maximization, they are mostly concerned about value of financial assets. 4. Profit is a subset of value, meaning value helps create profit but profit does not directly or necessarily create value for a company. 5. I learned that in a sharehders view, shareholders should avoid actions that could harm the interest of its stakeholders. Main view is not to maximize profit but to preserve stakeholders well-being.
Thank you so much.This was really a great help for people who have no idea about finance at all. you are dong a great job with your artistic explanation.
My pleasure!! do u plan on posting more related videos? seems to me that you are my only hope during the lockdown. Finance is a quite difficult because I come from a engineering background.
@@umrazain1175 I am from engineering background as well and for the life of me I couldn't understand the formulae of assets liability and owners equity. Please let me know if you have any issues with any subject and will do my best to break it down or make a video for others.
I'm glad to know even from engineering background you have explained it so well. you inspired me to learn more. please try to solve the problem for time value money etc. like how you uniquely you describe things it will be very helpful.
Hi im from philippines. my understanding about cashflow is when making your money move and grow and not let it sit and losing profit And also the profit is the asset that you have and profit will be deducted by liabilities including RENTS,Employees wages,bank debt. Because managing a business is LIABILITY right? Am i correct or no?
Hello Colonel JP. You are partially correct, let me give you a broader example. For cashflow its actually the cash coming into your business. What you have explained is the opportunity cost associated with Cashflow, for example if you own car dealership you have to have several cars on your lot which you borrow money from the bank hence you need steady flow of cash comming in to sustain your payment (which is your liabilities). If you do not have cashflow your liabilities can bankrupt you. This is the reason why some car dealers give better price at the end of the month where they have to meet their cashflow requirements. The second part of your questions profit is not an assest but yes profits are derived from your assets and liabilities. Please let me know if this helps.
Thanks Gary, I had similar feelings when I took this course for my MBA. The issue is that people from finance make it sound complicated but its not...as long you can you understand the basics and can envision a real life example.
I learned that a multinational corporation has facilities and other assets in at least one country other than its home country. A multinational company generally has offices and/or factories in different countries and a centralized head office where they coordinate global management. These companies, also known as international, stateless, or transnational corporate organizations tend to have budgets that exceed those of many small countries.
Please do more videos. It helps me in my course. BSBM Major in financial management 😭😭 Struggle to learn in this pandemic (online class) in Phillipines 💕
Hi, I will be going for my MBA this Fall. I wanted to understand what all can be done as preparation? PS. I come from an engineering background, with no knowledge of finance, accounting etc.
Hi Aashi, congrats on choosing the MBA journey. I am an engineer too so you will need to understand good report writing along with citing (in my opinion something that all engineers struggle with). Also depending on the MBA School your learning will differ. Please feel to reach out to me if you ever need any help with a topic. Good luck!
What I learned from Video 1: Finance is the study of how individuals and businesses evaluate investment opportunities and raise capital to fund them. It is important to understand the concept of money. It is used in our everyday lives and can be applied when establishing a company or aspiring to be an entrepreneur. Time has a monetary value. If I have a choice between having $100,000 in two years and having $10,000 now, it is better to choose $10,000 because I may miss out on many opportunities if I wait too long. The greater the value of your investment, the greater the risk that may occur. Choose wisely between risk and return. The profit you might get from selling or running your business is not what the owners will get because there are many factors to consider, such as expenses. What I learned from Video 2: Financial management is about maintenance and creation of economic value or wealth. One of the goal of a firm is profit maximization, they consider how much dollar profit the company makes. There are differences between personal and corporate finance, personal is for individual financial planning while corporate finance manage company's money. Employees, customers, suppliers, creditors, community environment, and etc. were individuals who have direct economic link to the firm. Creating value will help create profit, but creating profit doesn't necessarily create value for thd company.
Watch the videos I have on my channel, I will be adding more and feel free to contact me for anything. Dont worry financial management is easy and interesting
I'm new to bitcoin trading and i have been making huge loses, but recently i see a lot of earning from it , can someone please give me a new strategy or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?
I'm having some struggle giving good recommendations for my financial ratio analysis assignment 😕can someone help me with that? that'll mean alot to me😭
Kim try this "6 Basic Financial Ratios and What They Reveal" www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0910/6-basic-financial-ratios-and-what-they-tell-you.aspx
Also remember ratios are just a comparison. For example if you make $10 but wanted to purchase a gucci belt for 100. You are spending 10 times your salary. That is by divinding 10 by 100 and arriving at a decision of 1:10. Let me know if this helps.
@@CanIndianChannel thank you sir your explanations are simple and understandable which helped me alot :-) p.s if you don't mind can I ask more questions here if I need help?
5 Principles of Finance Rules 1: Money has time value 3:24 Rule 2: There's a risk return trade-off 4:08 Rule 3: Cashflows are source of values 4:44 Rules 4: Market price reflect information 5:47 Rule 5: Individual response to incentives 6:31
Just stumbled upon your channel, I am going for my MBA with focus in finance. Great videos!
Thank you Kobe, good luck with the MBA and feel free to reach out to me for anything.
@@CanIndianChannel thanks!
@@CanIndianChannel Thank you so much for the videos, it is very helpful. How can I get access to the notes, I couldn't find the website thou :(
@@mfac9311 please email me and I'll send it to you.
@@CanIndianChannel may i know the email address ?
Financial management is a vital subject that many avoid, often leading to future regrets.
Thanks for the comment, unfortunately it was spammed by future commenter below
Video actually starts at 3:11
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Thank you Khush
👈 watch here
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Nice job. I respect that you are in teaching mode.
Most of these concepts are actually Corporate Finance geared to larger more sophisticated companies.
Financial Management is more about running the business like flying an aircraft. The levers are a handful of tools related to cash, profit, valuation.
Thanks so much Kirk, as an engineer studying for financial management and jargons used my teacher was making me feel very uninterested. I actually started making these videos for me to understand the concept then my friends encouraged me to make it for them. What's funny is that some universities have requested me to provide them access to put my content on university lectures :)
@@CanIndianChannel that is fantastic, numbers are the language of business
I really enjoyed your video. I've been pursuing my degrees in business management and accounting for my entrepreneurial journey. I understood that my passions were inline with subjects but I've been unsure whether or not my personal journey and ideologies was on the right path, your video has helped enlighten me. Thank you very much :)
Thanks so much Kels, messages similar to yours motivates me in making better contents
Principles of Finance starts at 3:11.
1. Money has time value.
2. Risk return trade off.
3. Cash flows are source of values.
4. Market prices reflect information.
5. Individual respond to incentives.
Thanks so much 🙏, sorry for the unavoidable blabber
@@CanIndianChannel It's cool! Thank you for the informative video!
@@cutety98 Thanks again
I am planning to officially commence my MBA qualification next year and this has just given me the heads up as to what to expect - thank you!!
You will enjoy the MBA journey and it will definitely be a tool to succeed in the next decade. Good luck!
principles of Finance
1. Money has time value.
2. Risk return trade off.
3. Cash flows are source of values.
4. Market prices reflect information.
5. Individual respond to incentives.
Thanks so much
Greatings from Suriname 🇸🇷 ( South America)
Many thanx for MBA related videos.
We always learning something
Thanks Santosh, much love from Canada 🇨🇦
The things I learned upon watching the videos:
Video #1
1. I learned that it is important to learn finance especially when you are planning to enter in a business.
2. I learned that finance is a study of how businesses evaluate investment to fund them.
3. There are 5 princeiples of finance; 1. money has time value. 2. risk return trade off. 3. cash flows are source of value. 4. market prices reflects information. 5. individual respond to incentives agency theory stewardship.
4. Money changes its value depends on the circumtances or it depends on the opportunities available in time.
5. The topic about finance in this introduction broaden my knowledge about it.
Video #2
1. I learned that finance has a big difference in accounting.
2. I learned that when it comes to shareholder, it focuses on wealth, on how they will maximize the value of the company or the value of stock.
3. I also learned that under shareholders wealth maximization, they are mostly concerned about value of financial assets.
4. Profit is a subset of value, meaning value helps create profit but profit does not directly or necessarily create value for a company.
5. I learned that in a sharehders view, shareholders should avoid actions that could harm the interest of its stakeholders. Main view is not to maximize profit but to preserve stakeholders well-being.
This is awesome, thanks so much
Really liked tour video. Do you have something for managers - middle level maybe?
So informative. Super work. Watching u from Saudi Arabia
Thanks so much. Sending you lots of love from Canada
Thank you so much.This was really a great help for people who have no idea about finance at all. you are dong a great job with your artistic explanation.
Thank you so much Umra
My pleasure!! do u plan on posting more related videos? seems to me that you are my only hope during the lockdown. Finance is a quite difficult because I come from a engineering background.
@@umrazain1175 I am from engineering background as well and for the life of me I couldn't understand the formulae of assets liability and owners equity. Please let me know if you have any issues with any subject and will do my best to break it down or make a video for others.
I'm glad to know even from engineering background you have explained it so well. you inspired me to learn more. please try to solve the problem for time value money etc. like how you uniquely you describe things it will be very helpful.
Great videos! I have learnt a lot! thank you so much for your effort! Regards from Mexico!
Thanks Fausto, regards from 🇨🇦
Hi im from philippines.
my understanding about cashflow is when making your money move and grow and not let it sit and losing profit
And also the profit is the asset that you have and profit will be deducted by liabilities including RENTS,Employees wages,bank debt. Because managing a business is LIABILITY right? Am i correct or no?
Hello Colonel JP. You are partially correct, let me give you a broader example. For cashflow its actually the cash coming into your business. What you have explained is the opportunity cost associated with Cashflow, for example if you own car dealership you have to have several cars on your lot which you borrow money from the bank hence you need steady flow of cash comming in to sustain your payment (which is your liabilities). If you do not have cashflow your liabilities can bankrupt you. This is the reason why some car dealers give better price at the end of the month where they have to meet their cashflow requirements. The second part of your questions profit is not an assest but yes profits are derived from your assets and liabilities. Please let me know if this helps.
Hi. Thanks you for your usefull information and presentation..it valueable for my EMBA program 2021
Thank you so much, completely new to Financial Management have to learn it as part of tourism management but it is not asscary thanks to your video
Thanks Gary, I had similar feelings when I took this course for my MBA. The issue is that people from finance make it sound complicated but its not...as long you can you understand the basics and can envision a real life example.
Hey! I m from india..and I really loved this video💯
Thanks so much Smriti
Thank you so much for the video. watching from PH🇵🇭❤️
Thanks so much!
Sound advice, financial mgmt. provided here.
Thanks so much Thyme
I learned that a multinational corporation has facilities and other assets in at least one country other than its home country. A multinational company generally has offices and/or factories in different countries and a centralized head office where they coordinate global management. These companies, also known as international, stateless, or transnational corporate organizations tend to have budgets that exceed those of many small countries.
Thank you, this was pretty clear and easy to understand for somebody with no background of this field.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment!
Good video bro, you deserve a lot more subscribers and viewers!
Thanks from South Africa.
Thanks so much Nasar, love and regards from Canada!
nice video and am watching you from Ghana
Thanks so much
Thank you vm. Great teaching material high school.
Thanks so much
I have a master's in literature and im actually going for mba because literature, no matter how much i love it, has no practical application 🤣
The information is very helpful to understand basics..Thank you
Thanks so much Priya
Please do more videos. It helps me in my course. BSBM Major in financial management 😭😭 Struggle to learn in this pandemic (online class) in Phillipines 💕
Thanks Kathlene, let me know if you struggle with any topics :), I have made a few on financial management
Excellent video. I really enjoyed it and learnt the basic principles of finance.
Thanks Kamrul!
Hi, I couldn't find the Financial Management note on your website
Hi, I will be going for my MBA this Fall. I wanted to understand what all can be done as preparation? PS. I come from an engineering background, with no knowledge of finance, accounting etc.
Hi Aashi, congrats on choosing the MBA journey. I am an engineer too so you will need to understand good report writing along with citing (in my opinion something that all engineers struggle with). Also depending on the MBA School your learning will differ. Please feel to reach out to me if you ever need any help with a topic. Good luck!
Thank you so much from India
Thanks so much Anjali, ❤️ from Canada
great videos! adore how you explain it concisely. subscribing :)
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Thank you 👍
Really good videos 👍. Thanku for sharing 🙏
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Thank you for your good information about finance management easy to creat tips sir
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Opportunity (check that)
Thank you for this!
You are welcome
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thank you! liked the way you use these illustrations to explain :) keep it up. all the best :)
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Hi from Sydney, Australia! So simple, yet engaging and informative too. Keep up the great content 🏅
Hi Sarmaya, thank you so much. Love from Toronto, Canada 😃
Excellent advice
Thanks
Financial tip. Avoid predatory lenders and Ponzi Schemes. Don't become one "passive income ".
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What I learned from Video 1:
Finance is the study of how individuals and businesses evaluate investment opportunities and raise capital to fund them.
It is important to understand the concept of money. It is used in our everyday lives and can be applied when establishing a company or aspiring to be an entrepreneur.
Time has a monetary value. If I have a choice between having $100,000 in two years and having $10,000 now, it is better to choose $10,000 because I may miss out on many opportunities if I wait too long.
The greater the value of your investment, the greater the risk that may occur. Choose wisely between risk and return.
The profit you might get from selling or running your business is not what the owners will get because there are many factors to consider, such as expenses.
What I learned from Video 2:
Financial management is about maintenance and creation of economic value or wealth.
One of the goal of a firm is profit maximization, they consider how much dollar profit the company makes.
There are differences between personal and corporate finance, personal is for individual financial planning while corporate finance manage company's money.
Employees, customers, suppliers, creditors, community environment, and etc. were individuals who have direct economic link to the firm.
Creating value will help create profit, but creating profit doesn't necessarily create value for thd company.
Wow thanks
Very helpful information. Thank you.
Thanks so much Ackson!
@@CanIndianChannel you are welcome. I was trying to access your website but i keep getting an error that the website has been suspended.
As of now I'm doing bachelor of banking and insurance. How Can I become an investment banker after getting this degree??
Hi Suchita, which country is your question in reference too. I am familiar to US and Canada but they digmffer starkely
it is pretty good, and I learned a lot
Thanks so much Nishantha
Thank you
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Thank you so muuuch!
You are welcome Janina!
nice video!
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Thanks from Japan.
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Any more videos on financial management head bro .
I will post some more soon...thanks so much for the encouragement.
Hi can you do the video for capital budgeting and it’s methods
Traditional methods and modern methods
Sure Alayna, I will have one ready by this week and will ping you on this message thread.
Ok thanks I’m looking for theories and problems also 😊
@@AlaynasZone sure that's the approach I use with all my videos
Amazing 🤩 Thanks 🙏
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@@CanIndianChannel is there any way to contact you ?
@@possibile4184 hondaprelude2208@gmail.com
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This is important for an insurance career
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My Entrepreneurship instructor brought me here
Please convey my thank you to your instructor...hope the video brought you some value
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What is pay out ratio
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Hi, please help it's my first year I need help with introduction to financial management I am doing a degree in financial management.. thank you..
From south Africa 🙏
Watch the videos I have on my channel, I will be adding more and feel free to contact me for anything. Dont worry financial management is easy and interesting
Go to www.simplitaught.com It contains many finance, accounting and economics videos mapped to standard undergraduate textbooks
Hi please feel free to reach out to me for anything. This course is interesting and not at all difficult
Nice video
Thank you Rubi!
Hay quá
Did you just learn this 2 weeks ago ?
Yes I did thank you for the comment!
@@CanIndianChannel This is an impressive summarisation !
@@lcferrferr6811 thank you so much.
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FM here.
Hello, can I request for your MBA notes for MBA 101 Financial Management. Thank you.
Hi Dian, can you please email at hondaprelude2208@gmail.com or download the notes directly from www.i-canin.com
@@CanIndianChannel still not receiving your notes. Hope for your response.
@@dianpanganiban9518 did you visit my wesbite? notes can be directly downloaded there. Or did you send me an email?
Too quick
Do you have to go somewhere?
Lol no, let me know if I need to adjust my voice to go slow or the content was provided too quickly..Thanks for taking the time to comment Manju
cant access your website
Hi Humza, I am in process of transferring my domain to a secure domain and it should be done this week. Thank you for bringing this to my attention
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You just need the guidance of a good account manager
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I'm having some struggle giving good recommendations for my financial ratio analysis assignment 😕can someone help me with that? that'll mean alot to me😭
Kim try this "6 Basic Financial Ratios and What They Reveal" www.investopedia.com/financial-edge/0910/6-basic-financial-ratios-and-what-they-tell-you.aspx
Also remember ratios are just a comparison. For example if you make $10 but wanted to purchase a gucci belt for 100. You are spending 10 times your salary. That is by divinding 10 by 100 and arriving at a decision of 1:10. Let me know if this helps.
@@CanIndianChannel thank you sir your explanations are simple and understandable which helped me alot :-) p.s if you don't mind can I ask more questions here if I need help?
@@yaswinimurugavel1397 sure absolutely ask any amount of questions and glad to help. I remember I struggled with my financial management assignments
@@CanIndianChannel Thank you so much🤧
This guy is a thrifty student ... hes paying the tuition he might as well make money from it, as a student himself ?
Yes you are absolutely right.
Thank you for the comment!
Good job brother !
You are living proof that finance can be a friend, not always an enemy.
@@lcferrferr6811 thank you so much for the kind words brother.
Bangladesh
First 3 mins. are killing me...
sorry I will try my best to do better in new videos
3:21
"OPPORTUNITY" - spelling
Oops, thanks!
I pick $100 ( I just picked, don't give me)
Hahaha
5 Principles of Finance
Rules 1: Money has time value 3:24
Rule 2: There's a risk return trade-off 4:08
Rule 3: Cashflows are source of values 4:44
Rules 4: Market price reflect information 5:47
Rule 5: Individual response to incentives 6:31
Thanks so much
@@CanIndianChannel you're welcome, buddy
Thanks brother, please provide me your email.
Thank you, honaprelude2208@gmail.com
Hondaprelude2208@gmail.com
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Really why?....dont leave any koomeennttt vithout xplainin:)
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