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By the time you sit AFM you already know the models. It is passed by executing them without a slip, under a clock. On investment-appraisal drills, the figures in your answer are checked against the worked answer: you see which are right, which aren’t, and the step to fix first. Ezra coaches the fix; he never hands over the number.
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Your nominal operating cash flow for year 3 is not right — it is too low.
Start with your nominal operating cash flow for year 3: it has one year of inflation applied, and a year-3 flow carries three. … Your net present value … built on it, so they will change once it is fixed.
Rework that step first, then carry it through to your NPV and recommendation.
Real tutor reply, shortened · AFM drill GenFlex-7, walk 05/10/2026
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AFM examiner reports repeatedly highlight errors around the calculation — wrong assumptions, incomplete advice, not using the result.
Contract count right. Sell direction right. Both the rate-rise and rate-fall scenarios reconcile to the same 4.95% — so the answer reads as confirmed.
The 0.15pp unexpired basis was never subtracted. The omission hits both scenarios equally, so the candidate’s own cross-check reconciles just as cleanly at the wrong rate.
Subtracting the unexpired basis gives 4.80%, not 4.95%. Scored component by component: 2 of 7 pass, and all 5 failures trace to that one missed step.
The candidate’s own self-check will not catch this. Marking has to.
Gradd names the step that broke, and Ezra coaches the fix.
On investment-appraisal drills, the figures in your answer are checked against the worked answer, and you’re told where to start — the inflation applied, the year the tax is paid, how a figure was built — and what depends on it.
A hedge answer is a set of instructions to the board, not just a final figure. Advise and recommend requirements are marked against an advice standard: a recommendation developed from your own figures and the risks, not a one-word “accept”.
A calculation nobody asked for. A discussion abandoned after one wrong number, when the marks after it were still earnable. An assumption listed but never developed. The errors AFM examiner reports repeatedly highlight, coached out of you.
A fifth of every AFM answer is professional skills: assumptions challenged, a director’s claim tested, a board constraint respected. Gradd marks them against AFM’s own published descriptors and names the evidence.
Structure, a decisive conclusion, report style.
Developed points, a recommendation that follows from your own figures.
Challenging assumptions, a director’s claim, a stated constraint.
Business impact, scenario-specific application.
“challenged the stated 4% return target against the board’s own constraint, rather than accepting the director’s figure at face value…”
“states both NPV outcomes but stops short of a recommendation — the report ends without a decision…”
Marked against AFM’s own published professional-skills descriptors, with the evidence named.
Every AFM sitting draws on sections B and E — investment appraisal, financing, treasury and risk — so that is where Gradd is built first.
Sections B, E and A are live: investment appraisal & financing, treasury & risk, ethics & advisory. M&A and reorganisation (C and D) are next — it does not yet cover the whole syllabus.
Multi-exhibit, multi-requirement, marked as one case. In four of the five, the figures in your calculation are checked and you’re told which one to fix first.
On the four NPV drills: rows laid out the way an examiner expects, and every cell checked — ✓ right, ✗ not right, ↳ built on an earlier figure. Laptop or desktop; on a phone you answer in text.
One 50-mark case plus two 25-mark questions, sat and timed as one paper — the same 3h 15m clock the real exam gives you.
One 50-mark case and two 25-markers, 3h 15m, one clock, marked as one paper. What comes back is not a score.
Every requirement, technical and professional skills, per-case subtotals, one paper total. Re-sit it as often as you like.
The marker names where your working diverged — not just that it did.
“You used 95.00 and 96.80 rather than 94.85 and 96.65, so your gain was €132,000 not €168,000, so your rate was 4.95% not 4.80%.”
Requirement by requirement, against the marks available.
“End-of-paper collapse. Between submitting Q2 (ii) and finishing, 12 minutes elapsed across Q3 (i)–Q3 (ii), against a combined budget of 39 minutes.”
Measured submission to submission — not time on task.
The debrief points you at drills in the syllabus areas where you lost marks.
| ACCA’s Practice Platform | Tutor-marked mocks | Gradd | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marks your written answer | You do — against a model answer | A tutor | Ezra, against the requirement |
| Marking turnaround | Instant, self-graded | Days | Minutes |
| Names the step where your figure diverged | — | Tutor’s discretion | On investment appraisal and case calculations |
| Professional skills, against AFM’s own descriptors | — | Tutor’s discretion | ✓ |
| Full timed mock paper | Past papers, unmarked | Varies by provider | AFM Mock Paper 1, marked as one paper |
| Attempts | Unlimited | Varies by provider | Every attempt marked |
| Cost for the sitting | Free | Varies by provider | €99 for the whole sitting |
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