Class Notes for Actuarial Science at Western University

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find more resources at oneclass.com The University of Western Ontario Department of Statistical and Actuarial Sciences AS2427b Section 001 Course Outline- January 2018 Instructor: Mary Millard Office: WSC 272 Email: mmilla...

The University of Western Ontario Department of Statistical and Actuarial Sciences And Kings University College ACTUARIAL SCIENCE 2053 Mathematics for Financial Analysis 201617 Instructor Sec DayTime Location email Office...

Compound Interest (section 1.4) The interest earned at the end of any given period of time is added to the principal and it thereafter earns interest (interest earns interest)  the interest is said to be “compounded” End...

There are many different functional forms of the accumulation function, a(t) However, there are two functions that are used most often in the financial world These two functions represent two different types of interes...

Present Value (section 1.5) We know that P invested today at a rate of interest i, will accumulate to S in t-years’ time OR A(0) invested today will grow to A(t) after t-years, and $1 today will grow to a(t) in t-years...

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