AFM273 Chapter Notes - Fall 2018 Chapter 4 - Net present value, Compound annual growth rate, Cash flow

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If the market interest rate for the year is r, we divide by the interest rate factor, (1+r)n: discounting - process of moving a value or cash flow backward in time. Finding the equivalent value today of a future cash flow: present value (fv) - value of a cash flow today. , for t = all values from 0 to n: two methods, calculate the future value for each cash flow separately, compute the present value of all the cash flows then move it to the future. Flows, c, starting in one period (date 1: pv0 = c x (1/r)(1 - (1/(1+r)n), future value at time of last payment of an n-period annuity with discount rate, r, and. Fvn = c x (1/r)((1 + r)n - 1) Growing cash flows: growing perpetuity- stream of cash flows that occur at regular intervals and grow at a constant rate forever, pv0 = sum of c1(1 + g)t-1/(1 + r)t.

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