Finance Calculations Flashcards

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Present Value Definition

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PV has to do with the time value of $$
Value TODAY of a future cash inflow
PV = SMALLER amount than its FV
Higher PV BETTER

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2
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Present Value Equation

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PV=FV/(1+i)^n

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3
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How is PV used?

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Used to calculate NPV

For simple investment decisions

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4
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How do we use Net Present Value?

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To find Amount project will return in today’s PV

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5
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What is NPV?

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Sum of inflow and outflow in PV terms

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6
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How do you calculate NPV?

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NPV = SUM[FV/1+i)^n]
FV = Future Cash Inflow (+) and Outflow (-)
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7
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NPV TRICK

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Which Project to Select?
      Duration      NPV
A)    4 Yr            $40K
B)    3 Yr            $45K
C)    6 Yr            $62K

No calculation is needed

Time value of $$ is ALREADY accounted for

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8
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Benefit Cost Ratio

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Gives you relative value
Higher the better
< 1 : Losing $

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9
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Payback Period

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Time req’d to get investment back
Usually calculated without time value of $$
SMALLER the better
Cost Benefit Ratio = 1

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10
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Internal Rate of Return

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Higher is Better

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11
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Internal Rate of Return

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Computes the rate (i) which equalizes the cash inflow and outflow

Equalizes PV and FV based on (i)

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