Lesson: Financial Risk Management Overview and Objectives

Instructor: Nick Palazzolo
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In this lesson, Nick Palazzolo, CPA, offers an engaging introduction to Financial Risk Management by comparing the stock market to a casino, humorously emphasizing the inherent risks involved. He prepares to delve into the various types of risks that companies face, signaling that there will be plenty of visuals to help illustrate his points. The learning objectives set forth include calculating and using ratios to quantify various financial risks such as those related to interest rates, currency exchange, and liquidity, as well as identifying strategies for mitigating these risks. Nick's approach is focused on making the content enjoyable and emphasizing the necessary balance between risk and reward in the business world. The goal, he notes, is not just to prepare for successful risk management but also to ensure the exam doesn't "win," highlighting the upbeat and approachable tone of the lesson.

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In this lesson, Nick Palazzolo, CPA, offers an engaging introduction to Financial Risk Management by comparing the stock market to a casino, humorously emphasizing the inherent risks involved. He prepares to delve into the various types of risks that companies face, signaling that there will be plenty of visuals to help illustrate his points. The learning objectives set forth include calculating and using ratios to quantify various financial risks such as those related to interest rates, currency exchange, and liquidity, as well as identifying strategies for mitigating these risks. Nick's approach is focused on making the content enjoyable and emphasizing the necessary balance between risk and reward in the business world. The goal, he notes, is not just to prepare for successful risk management but also to ensure the exam doesn't "win," highlighting the upbeat and approachable tone of the lesson.

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