Financial Mathematics Flashcards

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Time value of money

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  • The difference in value b/w money today + money in the future
  • Observation that 2 cash flows @ 2 different pts in time have different values

In order to convert cash flows it is necessary to convert all values to the same units by moving them to a common point in time

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2
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Compounding assumption

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  • Interest always kept in account

- Ending value in a given p. becomes the starting principal used to compute interest payment

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3
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Present value

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Initial value of an investment

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4
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n-period interest rate factor

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(1 + r)^n

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5
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Future value

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The value of the cash flow moved forward in time

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6
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Compounding

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Calculating the equivalent future value of a cash flow, by multiplying the cash flow’s present value by interest rate factors associated w intervening periods

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7
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Discounting

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to calculate the present value of a cash flow, multiply the future cash flow by a discount factor or, equivalently, divide by appropriate interest rate factor

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