Tutoring Mathematics, Accounting, Economics and Financial Administration

I have an extensive professional teaching experience in reputable business schools in France, Phd with publications in reputable finance journals, extensive research and analytic skills including SPSS, STATA, JASP and Amos covering the following topics and much more: Introduction, present value and valuing stocks and bonds Capital budgeting Uncertainty, risk and return Cost of capital Real world valuation Accounting including preparation of financial statements, Inventory valuation and managerial accounting from A to Z e-Learning sessions: slides, exercises, reading material provided, money back guarantee

The teaching methodology will be based on your course content and your objectives. My aim is primarily to help you with the concepts and application of that knowledge when submitting assignments and answering questions. I am passionate about teaching. I love sharing my knowledge and experience with my students. I am a life long learner and deeply passionate about books and learning new things. I teach students at High school, Undergraduate and Graduate levels.

Lessons from an experienced tutor (8 years of tutoring privately and in groups). I have a B.Sc. and an MBA, specializing in Finance and international Business. If you are a student, a professional or just building up your business, then Excel is a MUST tool for you. I can also help you with financial planning, investment portfolios, sensitivity and feasibility analysis for your projects, and much more. Tutoring is either online (Zoom/Skype) or at my place.

Experienced economics, finance, and accounting tutor. I have a PhD in economics from Georgetown University and I have a BA in economics from Bogazici University. Over the past 10 years I have worked as an Associate Professor of Economics and Finance in various universities and I tutored university students in various economics, finance, and accounting courses. I have students from various universities in US and UK including American University, George Washington University, Nottingham University, King's College London, University of Bath, Northwestern University, University of Royal Holloway etc. Please contact me if you need help in any of your economics, finance, and accounting course.

Graduate teacher at the ENCG offers concentrated courses with corrected exercises and exams. With a solid experience in teaching, pedagogue and professional, I will make you benefit from my modern teaching methods. The subjects are: General, analytical and corporate accounting, Taxation, Corporate finance, Management control (calculation of costs, preparation of budgets, etc.), Choice of investment and financing, financial mathematics, financial analysis, financial accounting. .. I also proceed to the resolution of your exams, TD, studies, memory...

Hey folks, Do you want to land a job offer in Quantitative Finance area in a bank, asset manager or fund? Do you find difficulty in technical questions that may arise in the interview? I'm here for help! In particular, I help you prepare technical questions that commonly appear in the interview for a Quant position. These questions include, but not limited to: - Mathematics, calculus, differential equations - Financial instruments: options, bonds, swaps, forwards, futures - C++, Data structures - Probability, stochastic calculus - Logic/Brainteasers Please don't hesitate to drop a message should you have any questions. Good luck!

Accounting & Finance Accounting is the process of recording financial transactions pertaining to a business. The accounting process includes summarizing, analyzing and reporting these transactions to oversight agencies, regulators and tax collection entities. Finance is defined as the management of money and includes activities such as investing, borrowing, lending, budgeting, saving, and forecasting.

The financial mathematics course revolves around central themes such as: - capitalization, - updating, - the discount - the obligations - annuities - the amortization schedule This course is aimed at students from business and management schools who have difficulty in the following subjects: - Financial mathematics - Microeconomics - Macroeconomics - Statistics - Probabilities - Financial analysis - Accounting - Taxation For the preparation of your exams and your projects, I provide courses adapted to your needs and your pace. Ability to move or video

Project Appraisal and Finance: Contents of Course The Investment Problem and Capital Budgeting • Investment Decisions and Owners’ Wealth Maximization • Capital Budgeting • Classifying investment projects • Classification according to their economic life, risk, and dependence on other projects Cash Flow Estimation • Incremental Cash Flows • Investment Cash Flows • Changes in Working Capital • Net Cash Flows Integrative Examples and Cash Flow Estimation in Practice • Integrative Example: The Expansion of the facility • Integrative Example: The Replacement of Facility • Cash Flow Estimation in Practice Payback and Discounted Payback Period Techniques • Payback Period • Decision rules and drawbacks • Discounted Payback Period • Decision rules and benefits • Owner’s wealth maximization Net Present Value Technique • Net Present Value Calculation • Net Present Value Decision Rule • Net Present Value as an Evaluation Technique • The Investment Profile • NPV and Further Considerations Profitability Index Technique • Profitability Index Decision Rule • Profitability Index as an Evaluation Technique Internal Rate of Return Technique • Internal Rate of Return Calculation & Decision Rule • Internal Rate of Return as an Evaluation Technique • Multiple Internal Rates of Return • The IRR and capital rationing Modified Internal Rate of Return Technique • Modified Internal Rate of Return Technique and decision rule • Modified Internal Rate of Return as an Evaluation Technique • The comparative benefits of MIRR Comparing Evaluation Techniques and some Concluding Thoughts • Scale Differences • Choosing the Appropriate Technique • Capital Budgeting Techniques in Practice • Capital Budgeting and the Justification of New Technology Measurement of Project Risk • Measuring a Project’s Stand-Alone Risk • Sensitivity analysis • Simulation analysis • Measuring a Project’s Market Risk • Market risk and financial leverage Incorporating Risk in the Capital Budgeting Decision • Risk-Adjusted Rate and adjusted WACC • Real Options • Certainty Equivalents • Assessment of Project Risk in Practice Valuing a Lease • Direct Cash Flow from Leasing • Valuing the Direct Cash Flow from Leasing • Concept of an Equivalent Loan • Comparison of Alternative Leases • Another Approach to Lease Valuation Uncertainty and the Lease Valuation Model • Alternative Discount Rates and the Uncertainty of Cash Flows • Residual Value and the Lease Term • Debt Displacement and the Lease Valuation Model • Sensitivity Analysis Generalization of the Lease Valuation Model • Assumptions and Notation • Valuing the Lease • Valuation when there are Limitations on carrying Forward Items • Valuation when no Tax Benefits are Expected

Teacher in secondary and higher education gives (only remotely private lessons in political economy, accounting and finance. Great experience and many exercises! Keywords: balance sheet, income statement, balance, net present value, cost of capital, ratio

Doctoral student - PUCP. Master of Arts in Economics - Georgetown University. Master in Finance and Economist - UNAC. I can help you with your working papers or research activities. Strong software knowledge: Stata, Eviews, Matlab, R, Gretl and Python. Regards,

I teach Corporate Finance to C-suites and Board Members as per the Harvard Senior Executive Leadership Program (Middle East), London Business School EMBA, INSEAD, Cass, Manchester Global MBA. Topics include: Time Value of Money (TVM), Stocks and Bonds Valuation, Corporate Valuation (Equity, Debt, Discounted Cash Flow and Dividends valuation methods), Mergers and Acquisitions, Options Pricing. My teaching material always includes a blend of Harvard case studies, textbook chapters, lecture slides, audiovisual material and hands-on software practice (wherever needed). All my tutoring is highly customized to suit each client's particular needs. I also tutor Doctoral candidates studying towards a Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) qualification.

Academically & Professionally qualified with 25 years experience in commercial and academic fields and over 12 years experience in visiting lecturing and academic administration. Visiting lecturing on Financial Accounts, Financial Management, Cost & Management Accounts, Strategic management, Business Mathematics & Statistics.

Based on your own course material, I can guide you in your accounting or financial analysis training. For the financial analysis you can also contact me for a course of 10 lessons in which you learn everything about the analysis of the financial statements: - you get a basic understanding of the rules of accounting - you recognize all parts of the financial statements and understand what they stand for - you can deduce the health of a company from the annual accounts using various analysis techniques - you learn to interpret the results of the analysis - you can use the analysis for making investment decisions, preparing a credit application with the bank

I have been trading financial instruments as a private trader since 2016, thanks to my experience I can advise, train and teach financial trading to students as well as people interested in learning about Finance and the Economy. What you will learn in this class: 1) Collection and analysis of data from multiple sources (Economic data, indexes, financial reports, balance sheets, etc..) and across multiple sectors, creation of models and trend projections, knowledge and use of trading indicators on financial instruments and economic data. 2) Data Collection - Data Analysis - Data Management - Data Mining - Data Processing - Data Modelling 3) Analytical Thinking and Adaptability skills 4) Trading of financial instruments: commodities, fixed income, equity and equity derivatives, other financial products like ETF, CFD, Futures, Certificates, and knowledge on only of funds, Options, and Forex. 5) Study of Finance, Economics, Economic dynamics, Data Economics and Economic statistics 6) Study of the 11 broad GICS sectors: 1. Energy 2. Materials 3. Industrials 4. Consumer Discretionary 5. Consumer Staples 6. Health Care 7. Financials 8. Information Technology 9. Telecommunication Services 10. Utilities 11. Real Estate 7) Study of Politics and Geopolitics and its dynamics and effects on the global, regional and local economies 8) Financial and business thinking 9) Data-driven mindset