Lecture Description
Introduction to financial mathematics and the difference between simple and compound growth
Course Index
- Introduction to Financial Mathematics
- Deriving the formula for simple growth
- Deriving the formula for compound growth
- Example of Simple and Compound interest
- Solving a past or present value
- Solving the interest rate
- Solving the the number of times interest is earned or time period over which interest was earned
- Introduction to Depreciation
- Depreciation examples
- Different periods of Compound Interest
- Comparing different compounding periods
- Nominal and effective interest rates
- Using the effective interest rates
- Formulas for changes during investment period
- Investment changes formulas example
- Deriving the formula for the Future value of an Annuity
- Future value of an annuity example
- Future value of an annuity example
- The Basics of Sinking Funds
- Sinking Fund Example
- Time Value of Money
- Time Value of Money: Example 1
- Time Value of Money: Example 2
- Present Value of an Annuity: Deriving the Formula
- Present Value of an Annuity: Example 1
- Present Value of an Annuity: Loan Repayments
- Present Value of an Annuity: Loan Repayments Example 1
- Present Value of an Annuity: Loan Repayments Example 2
- Outstanding Balance on Loan
- Outstanding Balance on Loan: Wxample
Course Description
In this series of 30 short tutorials, we learn the basics of mathematical finance. Topics include: interest rates, the time value of money, compound interest, depreciation, effective interest rates, future value of an annuity, sinking funds, outstanding balance on a loan, and more.
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