Time value of money - module 10 Flashcards

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where is simple interest still used?

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short term money market instruments

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what does the banking sector use to finance short term commitments

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The banking sector uses instruments like commercial paper, bills, and Negotiable Certificates of Deposit (NCD’s) to name just a few to finance their short term commitments

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what does the government use to finance short term financial commitments

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instruments treasury bills (T-bills) to finance their short term commitments

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what does it mean for the investor that these instruments are short term

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These instruments are typically short term in nature and the investor receives only the full nominal or face value at maturity

interest - This is adjusted for in the price an investor pays for the instrument called “the consideration”. - the instrument is discounted to account for the interest that it will accumulate

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why are money market instruments called discounted securities

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called discount securities because they are issued at a discount on face or nominal value. The discount rates are determined by the various money markets (a subject for later study).

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FV and PV

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future value and present value

Present value factor is the reciprocal of the future value factor.

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