Chapter 5: Interest Rates Flashcards

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What is a nominal interest rate?

A

A nominal interest rate is the annual interest rate without considering compounding. It’s just the rate divided by the number of periods in a year.

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What is the formula for nominal interest rate per period?

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i(p)/p

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How do you convert from an effective interest rate to a nominal interest rate?

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To convert from effective to nominal interest:
i(p) = P × [(1 + i)^(1/P) - 1]
Where:
i = effective interest rate
P = number of compounding periods in a year
i(p) = nominal interest rate

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How do you convert from a nominal interest rate to an effective interest rate?

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To convert from effective to nominal interest:
1+i = (1 + i(p) /p)^(P)
Where:
i = effective interest rate
P = number of compounding periods in a year
i(p) = nominal interest rate

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5
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What is a nominal discount rate?

A

A nominal discount rate is the annual discount rate stated without adjusting for compounding periods. It is used to calculate the present value of future cash flows, but doesn’t account for how often interest is compounded.

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What is the force of interest?

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The force of interest is a continuous compounding interest rate, denoted by δ (delta). It measures how interest accumulates continuously over time, rather than at discrete intervals.

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What is the formula for the effective interest rate 𝑖 in terms of the force of interest 𝛿?

A

i=e^δ −1

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What is the formula for the discount factor
𝑣 in terms of the force of interest 𝛿?

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v=e ^ −δ

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What is the formula for the discount rate
𝑑 in terms of the force of interest δ?

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d=1−e ^−δ

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10
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What is the formula for the force of interest
𝛿 in terms of the effective interest rate 𝑖?

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δ=ln(1+i)

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What is the formula for the force of interest
𝛿 in terms of the discount factor 𝑣?

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δ=−ln(v)

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What is the formula for the force of interest
𝛿 in terms of the discount rate 𝑑?

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δ=−ln(1−d)

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13
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What is the formula for the effective interest rate 𝑖 in terms of the discount rate 𝑑?

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i= (1−d)^-1 -1=1/(1−d) -1

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14
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What is the formula for the effective interest rate 𝑖 in terms of the discount factor 𝑣?

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i= v^-1 −1

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What is the formula for the discount factor
𝑣 in terms of the effective interest rate 𝑖?

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v= (1+i)^-1

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16
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What is the formula for the discount factor 𝑣 in terms of the discount rate 𝑑?

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v=1−d

17
Q

What is the formula for the discount rate 𝑑
in terms of the effective interest rate 𝑖?

A

d= i/1+i​

18
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What is the formula for the discount rate
𝑑 in terms of the discount factor 𝑣?

A

d=1−v