Mod 6 Flashcards

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Annual Percentage Rate

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A nominal simple interest rate that banks are required by law to state on loans

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Annual Percentage Yield

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A nominal interest rate that reflects all the compound interest paid or earned in one year

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Basis Point

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A unit that is equal to 1/100 of 1%

0.0001 or .01%

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Certificate of Deposit

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A savings certificate issued by a bank entitling the holder to receive interest for a specified term

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Compound Interest

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Interest earned on both the initial principal and the reinvested interest earned in prior periods

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Consistent

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Periodic rate and # of periods are both defined over the same unit of time (TVM calculations)

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Continuously Compounded Interest

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Interest paid constantly, and immediately begins earning interest on itself

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Decimal Form

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Interest rate expressed as a % must be converted into decimal form when using mathematical formulas or excel spreadsheets for TVM calculations

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Discounting

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Determining the present value of an expected future cash flow using the discount rate

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Effective Rate

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A low frequency rate that is equivalent to a high frequency rate

Example: 1% monthly = 12% annually

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Future Value

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Value of a cash flow that occurs later than the present value

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12
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Inflation

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General increase in prices and a fall in the purchasing power of money

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13
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Interest on Interest

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Interest earned on prior interest payments becoming principal

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14
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Internal Rate of Return

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Discount rate used in capital budgeting that makes the NPV of all cash flows from an investment equal 0

Rate of return you expect to receive if you put your money into a project

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15
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IRR Rule

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Accept projects when IRR is greater than opportunity costs

Reject if IRR is less than opportunity costs

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16
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Lump Sum

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A single amount of money at a certain time

17
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Net Present Value

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Difference between the present value of cash inflows and the present value of cash outflows

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Net Present Value Rule

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Accept all investments that are positive NPV because they create value

Reject all investments that are negative NPV because they destroy value

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Nominal Interest Rate

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% change in dollars per period

Desired rate of return + adjustment for inflation

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Number of Periods

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Number of periods between two lump sums

21
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Percentage Form

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Used to input interest rates when solving TVM calculations with a financial calculator

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Periodic Rate

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Interest rate defined in a contract that specifically states how much interest is earned or paid over an interval of time

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Present Value

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Value of a cash flow that occurs earlier than the future value

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Real Interest Rate

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% change in purchasing power for a given period

Approximately the nominal interest rate - inflation rate

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Simple Interest

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Interest an investment earns on original principal only

26
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Treasury Bill

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Short term debt obligation issued and backed by US government with a maturity of less than 1 year