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Deferred mortality probabilities (mortality table)

My question has to do with drawing correct conclusions regarding deferred mortality probability from a mortality table. I am looking at the table below (source). In it, the $q_x$ (2nd columns) is ...
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How do I determine the ideal selling price for a cash flow that rises with inflation?

Let's say I own a parking space. I have two options: I can rent out this parking space for $1,000/month. I am assuming that the rent will keep pace with inflation, which we'll call 2% over the long ...
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Example of a simple transparent indexed annuity?

I am working on a University project where I need to provide a 2-page overview of An indexed annuity, which uses zero coupon bonds and options; the underlying of the options are a broad market index. ...
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Calculating present value of a bond (understanding a step)

Our professor calculated the present value of a bond with $T=10$ years, $FV=10,000$€, $C=700$€ p.a. and an expected rate of return $r$. He wrote $$\begin{align}PV&=C\cdot\sum_{n=1}^{10}\frac{1}{(1+...
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How to simply calculate future value of periodic contributions to an index fund account?

So, for the sake of simplicity, ignoring taxes, expense ratio, volatility or anything else other than known values for the following five variables: Starting contribution (dollars) Annual ...
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Finding the period for annuities [closed]

I've got a question relating to annuities which I'm stuck on. You intend to retire when you are 60 and predict you will die when you are 90. You want 50,000 a year for a comfortable retirement, and ...
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Hypothesis regarding a recursive annuity loan

I have a question regarding an annuity loan calculation and I would like to prove whether the hypothesis I am stating is correct: Consider an annuity loan $L_{1}$, with a principal of $T_{1} = 100$ ...
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How to price an Annuity

When we price a fixed rate bond using Quantlib, we generally take below approach - ...
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Why are cashflows "modelled backwards in time"?

A am currently reading a manual on how to use some actuarial modelling software to project the expected liability payments made under an annuity contract. In this guide, the following statement is ...
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What is the present value of an immediate annuity over 12 years with 4 yearly payments and an interest of i = 2%?

See the question above, the result should be 10.689. I tried using the temporary annuity-due formula (see below): $$ \ddot{\mathbf{a}}_{n}^{[m]}=\frac{1-v^{n}}{d^{[m]}} $$ where: $$ d^{[m]}=m \cdot\...
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Constant Maturity Swap dates and conventions

Let's note $L(t,T_i,T_{i+1})$ the libor rate observed at $t$, fixing at $T_i$ with delivery at $T_{i+1}$. The natural delivery date for this rate is $T_{i+1}$, so a vanilla swap with no pay lag would ...
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Calculation of Combined IRR

How to calculate combined IRR for two different cost of funds? The emi (Equated Monthly Installment) amount, whether it is calculated separately or based on the combined IRR should be same. I tried ...
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Swaption annuity factor

In H. Corb's book about interest rate swaps and oder derivatives, the present value of an T into n payer swaption is given via $A\sigma\sqrt{T}\left[\frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}}e^{-\frac{d^2}{2}}+d\,\...
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Find a relationship between the present value and future value of an annuity [closed]

The following is a previous examination question in Financial Mathematics: If $A, r, n, PV$ and $FV$ represents the ordinary annuity (annuity immediate) amount, rate of interest, number of years, ...
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Present Value versus. Future Value of an Annuity Due

To determine the present value of an annuity due, 1 is added to the discount factor of the ordinary annuity. However, to determine the future value of an annuity due, 1 is removed from the discount ...
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Why is the annuity factor proportional to the CV01?

For an asset with par amount of one unit (with a semiannual payment regime) we have $$\frac{C(T)}{2}\sum_{t=1}^{2T}d\Big(\frac{t}{2}\Big) + d(T) = 1$$ $$\implies\frac{C(T)}{2}A(T) + d(T) = 1,$$ ...
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Put-call parity for cash settled swaptions

The Euro swaption market is changing from cash to physical settlement quotation in July 2018 $-$ see e.g. "Euro swaptions market prepares for pricign revamp (Risk, 2018)". When describing ...
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Properties of Geometric Brownian Motion Integrated w.r.t. Time (i.e., distribution of a Yor Process)

Let $S_t$ be a process which follows a Geometric Brownian Motion: $\frac{dS_\tau}{S_\tau} = \mu \,d\tau + \sigma \,dW_\tau$ By Ito's lemma, we have: $S_T = S_t e^{(\mu-{\sigma^2 \over 2})(T-t) + \...
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Increasing Annuities [closed]

Olga buys a 5-year increasing annuity for X. Olga will receive 2 at the end of the first month, 4 at the end of the second month, and for each month thereafter the payment increases by 2. The nominal ...
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Mark to Market of a CDS Contract and Risky Annuities

From JP Morgan's Trading Credit Curves 1 and we have that: The MTM of a CDS contract is (for a sell of protection) therefore: $$\text{MTM} = (S_{\text{Initial}}-S_{\text{Current}}).\text{Risky ...
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Problems with Money Weighted Rate of Return [closed]

The market value of a small pension fund’s assets was 2.7m on 1 January 2000 and 3.1 m on 31 December 2000. During 2000 the only cash flows were: Bank interest and dividends totalling 125,000 ...
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Cash-settled swaptions

I was wondering, what is the motivation behind the payoff of the cash swaptions being multiplied by the swap annuity? $$c(S_{\theta, T})=\sum_{i=\theta+1}^{T}\tau_i\frac{1}{{(1+S_{\theta,T}(\theta))}^...
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Is there a formula for present value of a growing annuity with yearly payment growth and monthly payments? [closed]

I have seen formulas that have cracked the future value of growing annuity where there are monthly payments and yearly growth rates. But given a future value, is it possible to derive the present ...
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NPV of two annuities

For exam preparation we are given some past papers, however there are no solutions and I would like to know if my logic is correct for the following question: Assume you are 25 years old. An ...
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Pricing with-profit/smoothed bonus annuity using Black-Scholes

Would this be possible? Subsequently, would the pricing of such an annuity be somewhat similar to pricing a lookback option?
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How to calculate interest rate in this problem?

Problem: A loan of £12,000 is issued and is repaid in instalments of £300 at the end of each month for 4 years. Calculate the effective annual rate of interest for this loan. What I tried- But ...
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