Time Value of Money

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Introduction

Many issues in Finance, but in the end what we want is to value some asset

Value = CF1 (1 + r)

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CF2 (1 + r) .

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To estimate an asset’s value, one estimates the cash flow for f each period t (CFt) the life of the asset ( ) and the h i d ), th lif f th t (n), d th appropriate discount rate (r)

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Finance Boot Camp: Objectives

Value = CF1 (1 + r)

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CF2 (1 + r)

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1. 1 Understand the concept and the mechanics of discounting 2. Determine the discount rate 3. Work out the concept of valuation for investment decisions

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But There is More to Corporate Finance… Finance

Assets Liabilities

Investment decisions

In this boot camp we will deal solely with investment decisions. decisions Financing (long(long term and short-term) decisions are covered in BAFI 403.

Debt

Financing decisions Dividend policy decisions

Equity

Assets Liabilities

Current Fixed

Current LT debt Equity Eq it

Short-term financing g decisions

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Now

Understand the concept and mechanics of discounting

How to take into consideration the time value of money?

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Time Value of Money

What do you prefer, to have $1 prefer dollar today, or to receive $1 after one year?

$1 today!

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Future Value

You deposit $100 in a bank paying 5%...