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01.08.2018
Online Educational Course “Finance: Time Value of Money”
Present Value and Future Value
Time value of money: Money in the present is worth more than the same amount of money in the future.
Present value: The value of a sum of money today. Present value calculations move money backwards in time.
Future value: The value of a sum of money at a specific time in the future. Future value calculations move money forwards in time.
The Timeline
Timeline: A tool used for visualizing a time value of money scenario. The periods of a timeline must always be equal.
Inflows of cash are positive numbers and outflows of cash are negative numbers.
Compounding and Discounting
Compounding is the process used to move money forward in time:
Increases the value of a sum of money
Involves multiplication
Calculates future value
Discounting is the process used to move money backward in time:
Decreases the value of a sum of money
Involves division
Calculates present value
Net Present Value
Net present value (NPV): The difference between the present value of all benefits and present value of all costs of a particular investment.
Benefits are represented by cash inflows (positive).
Costs are represented by cash outflows (negative).
Net present value is represented by this equation:
NPV = PV(benefits) – PV(costs)
A positive NPV (inflows > outflows) is an indication that a firm should invest in a project.
Moving Money Over Time
To compare or combine cash flows, they must be moved forward or backward to the same point in time.
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MBA Boutique Event MBA25
MBA Boutique Event MBA25
26.09.2015
Moscow, Russia, Swissotel Krasnye Holmy, Kosmodamianskaya nab., 52 bld. 6
MBA25 is the unique MBA Boutique Event connecting best world business schools with high-caliber candidates. Only TOP schools. Only TOP candidates.
Program:
Application workshop
TOPIC: “Your way to Top Business School”
Panel Discussion with Experts
TOPIC: “MBA and Financing Issues”
Panel Discussion with Business Schools’ Representatives
Round Tables with Business Schools’ Representatives and Alumni
Stanford, Wharton, MIT, IE, INSEAD, Yale, Columbia Business School, London Business School, Kellogg School of Management, IESE Business School, Manchester Business School, Duke Fuqua School of Business, Darden, SDA Bocconi, ESMT, Nanyang Business School, NUS, HKUST and Boston Consulting Group
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Materials:
MBA25 Catalogue
MBA Strategy
Skolkovo Business School of Management
The New Economic School
Vlerick Business School
Prodigy Finance
Nordic Business Forum
Tony Robbins Events
Contacts
Tino Elgner. Senior Associate Director of Admissions. IE Business School. Spain
Sarah Bishop. Business Development. Prodigy Finance. UK