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Financial Derivatives
Watch the linked video for an introduction to derivative securities.
For more information, here is a very clear, in-depth video on derivatives: Financial Derivatives – Lecture 01. In this video he leaves out the details of swaps, so you can watch this video on swap derivatives: How swaps work – the basics
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Definitions
Forward and Futures
Options
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Equity Securities
Watch the linked video for an introduction to equity securities.
Related key concepts:
Introduction
Introduction to Equity
- Common stock
- Preferred stock
- Share
- Common stockholders or shareholders
- Board of Directors
- Mergers
- Dividend
Valuing Equity Securities
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Debt Securities
Watch the linked video for an introduction to debt securities.
Related key concepts:
Introduction
Introduction to Debt Securities
- The principal
- Interest payments
- Par value
- Coupon payments
- Zero-coupon bonds
- Defaults
- Tax shield
- Maturity
- Seniority
- Subordinated debt
- Collateral
- Secured debt
- Debentures
- Prime rate or LIBOR
- Floating-rate
- Standard & Poors scale
- Moody’s scale
- Investment-grade
- High-yield bonds
- Convertible bond
Valuing Debt Securities
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Estimating Cost of Capital: The CAPM
Watch the linked video for an introduction to the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM).
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Net Present Value
Watch the linked video for an introduction to the net present value (NPV).
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Present value
Watch the linked video for an introduction to present value.
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Time value of money
Watch the linked video for an introduction to the time value of money.
Other key concepts:
- Opportunity cost – Opportunity cost refers to the value a person could have received but passed up in pursuit of another option.
- Present value – Present value (PV) is the current value of a future sum of money given a specified rate of return.
- Discount factor – The discount factor is a weighting term that multiplies future value in order to determine the present value of a good or service.
- Rate of return (ROR) – A rate of return is the gain or loss of an investment over a specified period of time, expressed as a percentage of the investment’s cost.
- Discount rate vs cost of capital – Learn about the differences between the cost of capital and the discount rate as they relate to estimating a required return for business activity.