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This video is truly invaluable. Thank you so much for it. You did an amazing job. With that said, I wish it didn't blow out my corneas with so much white in the background.

Years of experience seems too much. I've known 30 year old Directors at places. Went to business school with someone who was a SFA at Boeing for about 2 years. Hopped over to Microsoft as a Finance Mgr for about another 2 years. Now a Sr Finance Mgr. So from SFA to Sr Manager in roughly 5 years.

FP&A is best suited to MBAs, in the MBA programs you learn a bit of everything. CPAs in FP&A are fairly common too.

I do product/prce volume mix analysis for work. I’ve been doing this for a year and I’m still trying to wrap my head around this concept. You made it easy to understand and this is very helpful. Could you recommend any books or article that’ll help me further understand this concept of PVM? Thanks 😊

Amazingly useful! thank you

Great video. Would be good to know in plain English what the discount rate is. Is it supposed to be equal to the expected interest rate based on inflation or how do you assume the discount rate?

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Perfectly explained. Thank you

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This is really helpful. Thank you so much for sharing!!

Great video, very informative. How common is it that study towards formal qualifications are required as part of such programs/positions? E.g. CPA, ACCA, CIMA, etc.

I would love to know why "It's so delicious that I cook it almost everyday! Incredible fast and easy!" is in your Analysis and Modeling playlist

Sir how to take macro economic factors percentages and club in this excel file to get forecast revenue percentage. What i mean is each economic factor gives one value and how to generalise a single revenue percentage from all these factors @corporate finance academy

Very Helpful..Thanks a lot ....👍

I do not understand 8:40 how you were able to find the total. What exactly does blended mean?

Technically gross profit is NOT gross margin. Gross profit = Revenue-COGS. However, Gross margin= Gross profit/Revenue. Gross profit is the actual dollar amount, whereas gross profit Margin is a percentage.

May you provide the downloadable files for us? much appreicated.

YOU ARE THE G.O.A.T!! This was extremely helpful

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Great video. I just got the clarity what I always wanted. Thank you 🙏

I thought these are accounting works 😂

Useless information, too much nothing

Great Could you send the excel template?

I was recently promoted to an FP&A role and had so much trouble understanding this topic. You are amazing. I’ll definitely subscribe to your month access!

Great video and well demonstrated. Thank you.

Where is the indirect cash flow statement video? I tried scrolling though the videos available on the page.

For the price effect, why using the current units if we want to isolate the effect of price only?

Superb video

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This is great..keep it up !how can I get templates?This a very high level stuff!Lots of love from Kenya!

Thank you for this. It is extremely helpful. Regarding indexes and higher being better, is there a baseline/scale you've seen for terrible, satisfactory, excellent, etc? ie, <40% is terrible while >80% is excellent?

Great summary. Thank you!

Overall this is a great video tutorial to understand each component. The only thing that I want to call out is the formula written on MIX has an error. It was shown as "CY Units * (PY product price/unit - PY total price/unit) * (CY product % of total units - PT product % of total units)" In your excel example, your formula is actually doing this It was shown as "CY Units TOTAL * (PY product price/unit - PY total price/unit) * (CY product % of total units - PT product % of total units)"..................the CY Units should be written as CY Units TOTAL.

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Hi Sir, Thanks for the explanation. It was very helpful, Can you please attach the excel with workings

This video has been very helpful in getting my analysis set up, but I'm finding I have more questions when comparing current year to prior year. The first thing that just looks wrong to me is my total mix impact on profitability is $2.4M while my mix impact on revenue is only $1.5M. That seems like it shouldn't be possible as the mix impact on profitability at the highest level is the mix impact on sales times the GP%, which is 67%. When diving deeper, I pulled one example that is indicative of several instances where mix impact on revenue is negative, so when I multiply that total by the GP%, it winds up being additive. For example, one product has a a PY ASP of $13.90 while the total PY ASP for all products is $57.17. The total CY units are 1,019,692 and the mix change is 1.33%. My mix impact on revenue is calculated as 1,019,962 *(13.90-57.17)*.0133 or ($585,748). When I take that times my PY GP% of 67%, I get a mix impact on profitability of ($389,673). When I roll all product lines up, I get the $1.5M mix impact to sales with $2.4M impact to profitability. The math works out, but it just looks wrong, because I keep thinking the mix impact to profitability should be less than the mix impact to sales as it is multiplied by the 67% GP%. Please help, my mind is in a blender at this point. Am I doing this correctly?

Hello, do you know if it is possible to do a finance leadership development program in Europe?

This was great! I am trying to learn the language of money and finance in preparation to buy a business and What I learned is don't trust when someone says "but what is their EBITDA?" That only tells one part of the story. It is more important to look at the whole income Statement.

Could you send the excel template?

10:20 is confused

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The last line should be net earning or net profit instead of net income .

Thank you.