Tine Value Of Money Flashcards

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Present value

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Earlier money on a timeline

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Future value

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Later money on a timeline

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Interest rate

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“Exchange rate” between earlier money and later money (We also call “r” discount rate; cost of capital; opportunity cost of capital; and required return).

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Discount rate (K)

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The rate used to calculate the PV of future cash flows

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COST OF CAPITAL

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(K,WACC,r,i)
Total cost of a company’s debt and equity - key in financial decisions

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Opportunity cost

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Expected return that is forgone by investing in a project rather in comparable financial securities.

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Required return

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Rate of return required by capital suppliers such as shareholders and bondholders

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The value of money (FV/PV)

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• The phrase Time Value of Money means a dollar in hand is worth more than a dollar in the future
– Why is this true?
• Simple interest – interest is not reinvested / interest is earned only on the original principal:
• Compound interest – interest earned in prior periods is reinvested / earning interest on interest.

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Power of Compouding

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• Futurevaluesdependupontheassumedinterestrate, particularly for long-lived investments
• Theeffectofcompoundingbecomesmoresignificantas time increases
• Theeffectofmorefrequentcompoundinggivesa higher value than less frequent compounding- example quarterly compounding compared to annual compounding

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Present value and discounting

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• Present value is the reverse of future value. Instead of compounding the money forward into
the future, we discount it back to the present.
• Formula:

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What is discounting cash flow (DCF) valuation

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Calculating the present value of a future cash flow to determine its worth today

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Present values

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How much do I have to invest today to have some specified amount in the future?

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What do we mean when we talk about discounting

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finding the present value of some future amount.

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What are we talking about when we say the “value” of smth

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we are talking about the present value unless we specifically indicate that we want the future value.

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Implied interest rate

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Difference between spot rate and interest rate for the futures and forward.

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