CT1 IFoA October 2012 Q10 (ii)

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  1. 9346776

    9346776 Member

    Calculating NPV of option B @ 0% I got 6.4(1-(1+0)^-6)/ln(1+0) and the solution does not exist.
    The solution has it as 3.84???
     
  2. Mark Mitchell

    Mark Mitchell Member

    You can't really use the annuity formulae with 0% interest as you end up dividing by zero.

    0% interest means no interest is applied, so the present value is just the value of payments received. So, 6 years of payments of 0.64 per year is worth 6*0.64 = 3.84
     
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