Had the distinct pleasure of having Dr. Obi as my Statistics professor at Purdue. He is one of the best, if not the best Statistics and Finance teacher I have come across. One of the nicest too. Thank you Dr. Obi
I love my financial management course but the way my professor explained capital structure had me going in circles. This was clear and to the point. Thank you! DOL and Breakeven makes so much sense now!
thank you for posting this through youtube, You have helped me learn more than my book and professor have taught and it will be well used in the future! Much appreciated
Sir Thank you so much for your videos. You have really simplified this course for me. I am greatful for such thorough explanation of the content. God bless you professor Obi Ronke
I hate Financial management but, you made it a lot easier. I truly appreciate you for solving my problem. You are quite clear on every point you are discussing. Also the way you explain each formula is excellent.
B) Suppose company A has issued 10 million shares which are trading at GHS 50 each: 4 million preference shares at GHS 40 and 1,500 bonds at GHS 100,000 each. i. What is this company’s capital structure? Pls any help with this question?🙏
@@ntcuong01ct1 capital structure is the debt to equity ration whereas investment structure refers to ensuring the investment, profits , debts and finance assets are fixed before issuing out dividends
Yes, financial risk - not liquidity risk - arises from the use of debt (short and long) and any other sources of funds with fixed financing cost such as leases. The non fulfillment of these obligations may result in bankruptcy.
Financial risk as Obi says is linked to debts. Liquidity risk is the risk that an asset may not sell at it's fair value (contrary to what people think it's the inability to meet short term obligations)
