Finance • FP&A • Fintech
Anjani Kumar Mishra
Welcome to my corner of the internet. I’m Anjani Kumar Mishra (AKM), a Finance Analyst, FP&A enthusiast and fintech developer based in Hyderabad, India, and this is where I write about the things I learn and use every day.
This blog focuses mainly on:
- Financial modeling - DCF, 3-statement models, sensitivity and break-even analysis
- FP&A and accounting - variance analysis, ratio analysis, IFRS and reporting
- Fintech and data - BQL in Excel, client-side BI dashboards, Power Query and PowerBI
- Tech and automation - SQL Server, PowerShell and productivity tooling
New articles land here whenever I have something worth sharing. Pick a topic you like and happy reading!
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Latest Articles
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Top Accounting Software in the World (2026 Guide)
Ask ten business owners which accounting software they use and you will get five different answers. The cafe owner in Columbus runs QuickBooks. A founder in Wellington is on Xer...
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Rajesh Exports Scam: What Auditors Missed
If you run a business in India, even a small one, you have probably heard some version of the Rajesh Exports story by now. A Bengaluru gold and jewellery company that once looke...
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Board Committees: The Complete Guide
Every well-run corporation has a board of directors at the top, making strategic calls, overseeing management, and answering to shareholders. Here is what most people miss: the ...
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5 Surprising Rules Hiding in UK Tax Law
The best explanation of UK tax I have ever watched is a documentary, not a textbook. It is about how the tax code quietly shapes behaviour, and it spends most of its runtime on ...
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IAS 40: What Actually Drives the Fair Value vs Cost Choice
When I wrote the full IAS 40 guide, one question kept bothering me. The standard says fair value is its preferred model, and the rebuttable presumption pushes firms toward it. S...
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IAS 40 Investment Property: The Complete Guide
Here is one of the oldest fights in accounting, hiding inside an unassuming standard. IAS 40 is short, but it forces every company that holds property to take sides in a debate ...
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