FIN 111: Introductory Principles of Finance (Solutions)

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• In-depth notes: Comprehensive, easy-to-follow notes on all essential topics.

• Sample exam questions: Assess your grasp of FIN111’s content with sample questions that emulate the structure and complexity of the actual final exam.

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• Enhance your exam performance with practice questions that closely imitate the actual exam format and difficulty.

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FIN111 introduces fundamental concepts of corporate and personal finance, financial institutions, and financial planning. In doing so, the inter-relationships between finance, financial institutions and markets, and society are explored. A theoretical strand contextualises finance and financial planning within their respective regulatory frameworks. A technical strand equips students with fundamental financial skills for business and an understanding of the key principles of finance. The subject provides a broad and synergistic overview of the financial services industry locally and globally. In its exploration of ethical issues, the subject supports a socially responsible approach to business.

✔ Learning Outcomes:

On successful completion of this subject, you will be able to:

• Examine the roles of financial institutions and their relationship with personal and corporate finance decision making.

• Describe the purpose, key players and specific industry developments in the regulatory frameworks of the finance sector and their inter-relationships.

• Apply ethical business thinking in financial practice.

• Apply financial theory to real world corporate and personal financial decisions.

• Employ the concepts of time value of money and perform valuation of cash flows including annuities, perpetuities, amortised loans, bonds, and shares.

• Use appropriate digitally based technology to operate effectively in financial and business analysis.

SUBJECT CODE

SUBJECT NAME

ACCY111

Accounting Fundamentals in Society

ACCY121

Accounting for Decision Making

ACCY200

Financial Accounting

ACCY201

Advanced Financial Accounting

ACCY211

Management Accounting

BUS 121

Statistics for Business

ECON100

Economic Essentials for Business

ECON205

Macroeconomic Theory and Policy

ECON215

Microeconomic Theory and Policy

ECON339

Applied Economic and Financial Modelling

FIN 111

Introductory Principles of Finance

FIN 222

Corporate Finance

FIN 223

Investment Analysis

FIN 226

Financial Markets and Institutions

FIN 322

Advanced Corporate Finance

LAW 101

Introduction to Law

MARK101

Marketing Principles

MGNT201

Organisational Behaviour

STAT101

Introduction to Statistics

STAT201

Random Variables and Estimation

STAT251

Fundamentals of Biostatistics

STAT332

Generalised Linear Models