In the field of accountancy, there are several valuation standards that require knowledge of financial mathematics. When, for example, people talk to us about terms such as the present value, the value in use, the fair value, or when we look at valuation standards relating to financial instruments, leases or provisions, we realise that it is impossible to understand them without a solid grounding in financial mathematics. Our training Find out about the Basic Financial Mathematics Operations It will provide you with the knowledge you need to understand all these standards with ease. You will be able to carry out the necessary calculations to apply all these concepts to the accounting and reach clear and correct conclusions.
Learn about the Basic Operations of Financial Mathematics
Introduction
Objectives
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Understanding the difference between the application in the capitalisation and the discounting of simple and compound interest.
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Calculating simple and compound interest involves basic capitalisation and discounting.
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Knowing how to transform the valuation domain of a financial transaction.
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Calculate the common maturity and average maturity of a financial transaction.
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Determine the present value and the final goal of a capital as well as a steady income from capital.
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To settle a loan by the French system, setting it out in a amortisation schedule.
Table of Contents
VIDEO LESSON 1. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SIMPLE AND COMPOUND INTEREST
VIDEO LESSON 2. FINANCIAL OPERATIONS INVOLVING CAPITALISATION AND SIMPLE DISCOUNTING
VIDEO LESSON 3. CONVERSION OF THE VALUATION DOMAIN TO SIMPLE INTEREST
VIDEO LESSON 4. MOVING FROM SIMPLE INTEREST TO SIMPLE DISCOUNT
VIDEO LESSON 5. COMMON MATURITY AND SIMPLE AVERAGE MATURITY
VIDEO LESSON 6. FINANCIAL OPERATIONS INVOLVING CAPITALISATION AND COMPOUND DISCOUNTING
VIDEO LESSON 7. CONVERTING THE PRESENT VALUE DOMAIN TO COMPOUND INTEREST
VIDEO LESSON 8. MOVING FROM COMPOUND INTEREST TO COMPOUND DISCOUNTING
VIDEO LESSON 9. COMMON STRIKE AND COMPOSITE MEDIUM STRIKE
VIDEO LESSON 10. PRESENT VALUE AND FUTURE VALUE OF A CONSTANT ANNUITY
VIDEO LESSON 11. LOAN SETTLEMENT. THE FRENCH SYSTEM