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Finding the effective annual rate of interest (no constant)

A deposit of 10,000 is done. During first year, the bank credits an annual effective interest rate of $\text {i}$. During the second year, the bank credits an annual effective interest rate of $\text {...
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Is this the correct proof of Proposition 10.23 in Björk's ''Arbitrage theory in continuous time''?

I want to prove Proposition 10.23 from Tomas Björk's ''Arbitrage theory in continuous time'' in the snippet below. My attempt: For simplicity, assume everything is one-dimensional, with one risky ...
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Understand a FM question about a bond with varying interest rate. [closed]

Consider a coupon bond with maturity in $2$ years, with a coupon rate of $4.375\%$ (coupons are paid twice a year) and with a face value of $100€$. Let's say this coupon bond has a varying ...
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Question about calculating the price of a coupon bond at different times: FM question.

Let's say we are working with a coupon bond with face value of $F = 100€$, maturity of $T = 5$ years and with $10€$ coupons paid anually. Also, consider we're dealing with a continuously compounded ...
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How to interpret the value of money depending on the maturity of a bond? FM question.

Consider the following exercise: Exercise. A financial institution issues bonds with maturities of $13$ weeks, $26$ weeks and $52$ weeks, at zero coupon, and with a discount value $B_1(0) = 98€$, $B_2(...
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Minimum Variance, Tangency Portfolio, and Efficient Frontier

There are 3 assets $S_1$, $S_2$ and $S_3$. $S_1$ has a mean return of $0.17$ and standard deviation of $0.2$, $S_2$ has a mean return of $0.13$ and standard deviation of $0.4$ and $S_3$ has a mean ...
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Prices in a lottery with given utility problem

Suppose a person has a Bernoulli utility function $u(\cdot)$ and an initial wealth $w_0$. A lottery $L$ offers a payoff $A$ with probability $p$ and payoff $B$ with probability $q$, where $q = 1-p$. ...
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How much loan you owed after 20 years

Statement: Paying down a mortgage: you took a $\$200000$ home mortgage at an annual interest rate of 3%.suppose that the loan is amortized over a period of 30 years and let P(t) denote the amount of ...
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Using $(I^{(m)}a)^{(m)}_{\bar{n}|}$ to solve for the present value of an annuity where payments increase monthly

I've seen this answer and I understand the methodology, but I am wondering why my original solution using a different method did not work. This is the sample problem in my study guide for Exam FM: ...
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Black and Scholes option pricing

I have to solve the following problem in the Black and scholes model: find the price at anty $t\in[0,T)$ for an option whose payoff at the maturity is: \begin{equation} 0 \ \ \ \text{if} \ S_T<K_1\\...
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Force of transition and probabilities

Suppose that a model has four states: $0, 1, 2,$ and $3$, and the only possible transitions between these states is $0\rightarrow 1$, $0\rightarrow 2$, and $0\rightarrow 3$. For $t\geq 0$, $\mu_{x+t}^{...
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Life insurance transition matrix (actuarial)

Suppose that a life insurance coverage waives premium upon disability of the insured. You model the coverage as a homogeneous Markov chain with three states: active, disabled, and dead. The annual ...
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Duhamel's Principle Intuition

I am trying to understand Duhamel's Principle by applying it to some simple problems. I am thinking of $P(t)$ as expressing a bank account balance at time $t$, to try to gain an intuition for Duhamel'...
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$\$9000$ is invested in a account offering $3\%$ per year, compounded continuously, how fast (in dollars/yr) is the balance growing after $4$ years?

If $\$9000$ is invested in a savings account offering $3\%$ per year, compounded continuously, how fast (in dollars/yr) is the balance growing after $4$ years? (Round your answer to the nearest cent) ...
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Annuity & Perpetuity problem

Suppose Joe has been paying $600$ from his monthly salary at the end of every month for the past $n$ years. After $n$ years of payments, he retires having purchased a perpetuity-due plan that begins ...
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