Valuation of investments Flashcards

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Fair value

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  • The amount for which an asset could be exchanged or a liability settled between knowledgable willing parties of arm’s length
  • Indicative price from brokers
  • Use recent known price and adjust In line with an appropriate index
  • Use stochastic modelling to determine a market-consistent value
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Arbitrage value

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A mean of obtaining a proxy market value and is calculated b replicating the investment with a combination of other investments and applying the condition that in an efficient market the values must be equal - For derivative valuation

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Callable bond

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A bond that the borrower can choose to repay at any time

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Puttable bond

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A bond that the issuer can demand repayment at any time

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Arbitrage

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Simultaneously buying and selling two economically equivalent but differentially priced portfolios so as to make an instant and risk-free profit

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Principle of non-arbitrage

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The value taken is the cost of closing out the contract by buying an equal but opposite option or future on current terms

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Expected return

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The return that the investor expects to achieve on the asset, given the
- Price paid for the asset
- Price for which investor expects to sell the asset
- Expected income while the asset is held

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