Formulas Flashcards

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Return on money market Instrument
E.g. Treasury or commercial bill

A

Gain/loss at maturity

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Sharp ratio

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Sharpe ratio = (Rp - Rf)/standard deviation

Percentage above (or below if negative) an investment has performed in relation to a risk free investment by each unit of risk taken.

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Information Ratio formula

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IR= (Rp-Rb)/Te

IR Information Ratio
Rp Return of Portfolio
Rb Return of Benchmark
Te Tracking Error (Standard deviation of the difference between the investment’s returns and the benchmark’s returns)

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Standard deviation formula

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σ = √[∑(x-x̄)²/n]

σ = population standard deviation
n = the size of the population
x = each value from the population
x̄ = the population mean
Σ = Sum each (x-x̄)

e.g. 2%, 5%, 6%, 8% 9%

Step 1 Calculate the mean
x̄ = (2+5+6+8+9)/5 = 6%

Step 2 Obtain the set of deviations from the mean
(2-6)²+(5-6)²+(6-6)²+(8-6)²+(9-6)²

Step 3 Square each deviation & then add together
16+1+0+4+9 = 30

Step 4 Divide by n to obtain the variance
30/5 = 6

Step 5 Square root
√6

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5
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Simple annual interest

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Fv=Pv(1 + r)^n

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6
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AER/APR formula

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Fv= Pv(1 + r/n)^n

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7
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Annuity Formula (monthly withdrawals)

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Fv = Pmt x [1-(1+r)^-n )/r]

PV = present value
FV = future value
PMT = payment per period
r = interest rate in percent per period
n = number of periods

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8
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Accumulation of regular savings formula

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Fv = Pmt x [(1+r)^n -1 )]/r

If the interest is paid at the start of the year 1 needs to be added to the power n.

Fv = Pmt x [(1+r)^(n+1) -1 )]/r

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9
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TWR

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TWR = (V1/V0) x (V2/[V1+C])-1

V0 = Value at the start
V1 = Value at the end of 1st sub period
V2 = Value at the end of 2nd sub period
C = Contribution made
(The above can be extended further if there are more than 2 periods to calculate)

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10
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MWR

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MWR = [D+V1-V0-C] / [V0+(C x n/12)]

V0 = Value at the start
V1 = Value at the end of 1st sub period
D = Income such as dividends
C = Contribution made

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