Ch 4: Time Value of Money Pt 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Simple Interest

A

Interest that is paid out over only one interest earning period

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2
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Future Value Formula

A

FV = PV(1+r)^n

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3
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PV

A

Present value of the principle or investment

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4
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r

A

Interest rate, yield, ROR

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5
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n

A

number of periods

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6
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FV

A

Future value of the investment, includes amount invested plus return/profit

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7
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When is interest compounded?

A

When an investment is held for more than one interest paying period

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8
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Compounding period

A

Interest paying period

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9
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What factor, ROR or time, has a greatest influence on FV?

A

Time

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10
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Present Value

A

The value of today (the value in today’s dollars) of a future cash flow or series of cash flows

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11
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Discounting

A

The process of going from future values to present values, the reverse of compounding

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12
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Present Value Formula

A

PV = FV/(1+r)^n

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13
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Discount rate

A

When ‘r’ is used to discount

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14
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Financial Valuation Process

A

The theoretical value of any financial asset is determined by discounting all future expected cash flows to the present and adding them up

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15
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How is the theoretical value of any financial asset determined?

A

Financial Valuation Process

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16
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Net Present Value

A

Discounted Future Cash Flows - Initial Costs or PV of Benefits - PV of Costs

17
Q

When are you able to use net present value to compare investments?

A

Values at the same point in time, same time value of money; N and I/Y must be same for both investments

18
Q

How are ROR expressed?

A

Annual ROR

19
Q

Annuities

A

A series of equal payments made at fixed intervals for a specific number of periods

20
Q

Annuity in Arrears

A

Ordinary annuity; payments occur at the end of each period

21
Q

Ordinay Annuity Future Value Formula

A

FV = CF(1+r)^2+CF(1+r)^1+CF

22
Q

Ordinary Annuity Present Value Formula

A

PV = CF/(1+r)^1+CF/(1+r)^2+CF(1+r)^3

23
Q

Annuity Due

A

An annuity in which payments occur at the beginning of a period, ex. lease

24
Q

Examples of ordinary annuities

A

Borrowing of intangible assets, ex. loans

25
Q

Annuity Due Present Value Formula

A

PV = CF+CF/(1+r)^1+CF/(1+r)^2

26
Q

What is the payment timing for annuity due?

A

BGN

27
Q

What is the payment timing for ordinary annuity?

A

END

28
Q

Annuity Due Future Value Formula

A

FV = CF(1+r)^3+CF(1+r)^2+CF(1+r)^1

29
Q

Opportunity Cost of Capital

A

Discount/compound rate