Ch 5 Flashcards

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Q

Present value of multiple cash flows?

A

Discount each FV of each cash flow

1/(1+r)^t + 1/(1 + r)^(t +n)

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Future value of multiple cash flows

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Multiple payments earning interest over the years

Ex. Receive $100 over 4 years, in account earning 8% int.
100.  Yr. 4
\+
100 X 1.08.  Yr. 3
\+
100 X 1.08^2. Yr. 2
\+
100 X 1.08^3. Yr. 1
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Receive $100 over 4 years, in account earning 8% int. How to calculate?

A
100.  Yr. 4
\+
100 X 1.08.  Yr. 3
\+
100 X 1.08^2. Yr. 2
\+
100 X 1.08^3. Yr. 1
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What is the amount of cash you need to invest at a 9% rate of return to get $1000 in 1 year and $2000 in 2 years?

A

1/(1.09) x 1000
+
1/(1.09)^2 X 2000
= $2,600.79

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4
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Annuity

A

Level stream of cash flows from fixed period of time

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5
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Annuity present value equation?, abbreviation?

A

Annuity present value = C x ((1-present value factor)/r)
= C x {1 - [1/(1 + r)^t]/r}

Where C = annuity payment
r = rate of return
t = # of periods

PVIFA(r,t)

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Annuity present value factor equation?
Ex. Where interest rate is 10% and period is 3 years?

What’s the present value of a $500 annuity?

A

Annuity present value factor = (1-present value factor)/r
= (1 - (1/1.1^3))/.10 = 2.48685

Annuity present value = 500 X 2.48685 = $1,243.43

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Annuity future value factor equation?

A

Annuity FV factor = (Future value factor - 1)/r

= [(1 + r)^t - 1]/r

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8
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What is the future value of a 30-yr. $2,000 annuity paying 8 percent interest?

A

Annuity value factor = (1.08^30 -1)/.08 = 113.2832

Annuity future value = $2,000 X 113.2832 = $226,566.42

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9
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Annuity due, ex.?

A

Annuity for which the cash flows occur at the
beginning of the period, prepaying

Ex. A lease, where rent is prepaid

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Annuity due value equation?

A

Annuity due value = Ordinary annuity value X (1 + r)

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Perpetuity AKA Consol?

A

An annuity where cashflows continue forever

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12
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PV for perpetuity equation?

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PV for a perpetuity = C/r

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13
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Stated interest rate AKA Quoted interest rate?

A

Interest rate expressed in terms of interest payment

Made each period

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14
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Effective annual rate (EAR)?

A

Interest rate expressed as if it were compounded once

Per year

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15
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What is the effective annual rate (EAR) of 15.5% compounded quarterly and 15 % compounded daily? Calculate

A

.155/4 = 0.03875 , $1 X 1.03875^4 = $1.1642

.15/365= .000411, $1 X 1.000411^365 = $1.1618

16
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Equation for Effective annual rate (EAR)?

What is EAR for 12% monthly?

A

EAR = [(1 + Quoted rate/m)^m] - 1

EAR = (1 + .12/12)^12 - 1= 12.6825%

17
Q

Annual percentage rate (APR)

A

Interest rate charged per period multiplied by number of

Periods per year

18
Q

EAR on an interest rate of 18 percent APR with monthly payments? Calculate

A

EAR = (1 + .18/12)^12 - 1

= 1.015^12 - 1 = 19.56%

19
Q

3 major types of loans?

A

Pure discount loans,
interest-only loans
Amortized loans

20
Q

Pure discount loans

A

Borrow receives present value of money and

Pays lump sum in the future

21
Q

Interest only bonds

A

Loan has repayment plan where borrower pays interest
Each period and eventually repays entire principal

Form of most corporate bonds

22
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Amortizing loan

A

Process of paying off loan by making regular principal

Reductions called amortizing