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Session 1 and 2
Session 1 and 2
Session 1 and 2
Proposal 1:
Pay Rs.90 today and get Rs.100 three years from now
Proposal 2: Premium
Pay Rs.185 and get two returns: 181.62 185.0
Rs.100 at end of year 1 95.2
Rs.100 at end of year 3 86.4
Int rate 6%
2,379 1.94X
2,379 = 1.94X
X 1,224.1
An investor has to pay three annual instalments starting now. First payment has to happen now
At the end of third year, the investor would get Rs.60,000
Present value of cash flow will be lesser than actual cash to be received in future
𝑃𝑉=𝐹𝑉/(1+𝑟)^𝑛 𝐹𝑉=𝑃𝑉∗(1+𝑟)^𝑛
𝑟=(𝐹𝑉/𝑃𝑉)^(1/𝑛)−1
Are you earning any profit at all in this project (in accounting terms)
What is the rate of return you are earning?
Coupon / Interest
Maturity amount / face value
Fair Purchase price = Present value of all coupon + Present value of maturity amount
s payable at end of year 1
Total 100.00%
Entry fees
Net Profit
Time 3
Discount rate 6%
Time PV of X
0 1.00X
1 0.94X
2 0.89X
2.83X
1,176.43
No. of claims 10
Claim 100,000
Total claim payable 1,000,000
Time 3
Discount rate 6%
No of Claims 10
Claim 100,000
Total Claim 1000000
Survivors 990
Claims 3000
Total Claims 2970000
Time 3
Discount Rate 6%
Time PV of X
0 1.00X
1 0.94X
2 0.89X
2.83X
A 25 year old wants to sign up for a 3 year insurance policy
The sum assured would be Rs.1,00,000
The claim is payable at the end of the year of death
No. of centuries 25
Probability of scoring centure in next math 7.69% chances if the person gets to bat
Probability of getting to bat 81.25%
6.25% Unconditional probability
6.25% Unconditional probability
749.5 = PV of inflows
749.5 = PV of (100%X, 99.8%X, 99.5%X)
premium is received
nal probability
nal probability
Claims
Amount
Premium
Life
Claims
Premium