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1.a) Consider an annuity of 6 cash flows of $5,000 payable annually. If the interest rate is 7 per cent per annum, what is the value of this annuity today if the first cash flow is to be paid immediately? [8 marks]
3. b) You are considering the purchase of a home for $700,000. You have available a deposit of $100,000. The bank will lend you money at 7 per cent per annum compounded monthly over a period up to 20 years. If you borrow the required funds over 20 years, what are the monthly repayments? After two years, how much do you still ow the bank? What is the interest component of the 25th repayment? [7 marks]
2. How does private banking intersect with money laundering? How can bankers safe-guard their institutions to avoid becoming involved in shady financial transactions through their private banking operations?
3.A family friend is planning her retirement from work in the U.S. She is 62 years old right now (time () and has the choice of taking her Social Security (a public pension program) according to the following schedule (first payment noted in parentheses): I. Early retirement at age 62 (month 0) $1,300 per month for life II. Regular retirement at age 67 (month 60) $1,800 per month for life III. Delayed retirement at age 70 (month 96) $2,300 per month for life If her expected life expectancy is 92 years old (exactly), what are the present values of the choices? (Assume r = 4% (annual)) 4. (a) If you will be making equal deposits into a retirement account for 20 years (with each payment at the end of the year), how much must you deposit each year if the account earns 8% compounded annually and you wish the account to grow to $5,000,000 after 40 years (in time 40)? (b) How does your answer to part (a) change if the account pays interest compounded monthly at an annual rate of 8%? Note: use monthly compounding for all calculations. 5. (a) You belong to an unusual pension plan because your retirement payments will continue forever (and will go to your descendants after you die). If you will receive $48,000 per year at the end of each year starting 40 years from now (i.e., the first payment is in time 40), what is the present value of your retirement plan if the discount rate is 5%? (b) How does your answer to part (a) change if you will receive $4,000 per month every month forever (in perpetuity) starting 40 years from today (the first payment is in time period 480) and you compound monthly?
Expert Solution
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Sol:
a) Present value of Annuity = ![C * [1-(1+i)^-^n] / i](https://media.cheggcdn.com/media/b55/b5552754-f7c1-4960-bad1-6d8677355ea8/6f337063-e603-4e03-8745-6725f649c59b.png)
here,
C = cash flow per periods, = $5000
i = interest rate =7% or 0.07
n= number of payments =1 year
so, Present value of Annuity(after 1st year) = $5000 * [1-(1+0.07)-1 ] / 0.07
= $5000 * [1-(1/1.07)] /0.07
= $5000 * [1- 0.9345] / 0.07
= $5000 * 0.0655/0.07
= $4678.57
b) Full amount required to purchase home = $700000
Amount available as deposit = $100000
Required fund from Bank as loan(P) =($700000 - $100000) = $600000
Interest rate(i) = 7% or 0.07
Period(n) = 20 years
Calculation of Monthly Payment:
Monthly payment formula
A = P * [ i (1+i)n / (1+i)n - 1]
Monthly Payments(A)= $600000 * [0.07 (1+0.07)20 / (1+0.07)20 -1]
A = $4651.79
Calculation of interest component of the 25th repayment:
the interest component of the 25th repayment = $3,327.45
| Periods | Beginning Balance | Interest | Principal | Ending Balance |
| 1 | $600,000.00 | $3,500.00 | $1,151.79 | $598,848.21 |
| 2 | $598,848.21 | $3,493.28 | $1,158.51 | $597,689.69 |
| 3 | $597,689.69 | $3,486.52 | $1,165.27 | $596,524.42 |
| 4 | $596,524.42 | $3,479.73 | $1,172.07 | $595,352.36 |
| 5 | $595,352.36 | $3,472.89 | $1,178.90 | $594,173.45 |
| 6 | $594,173.45 | $3,466.01 | $1,185.78 | $592,987.67 |
| 7 | $592,987.67 | $3,459.09 | $1,192.70 | $591,794.97 |
| 8 | $591,794.97 | $3,452.14 | $1,199.66 | $590,595.31 |
| 9 | $590,595.31 | $3,445.14 | $1,206.65 | $589,388.66 |
| 10 | $589,388.66 | $3,438.10 | $1,213.69 | $588,174.97 |
| 11 | $588,174.97 | $3,431.02 | $1,220.77 | $586,954.19 |
| 12 | $586,954.19 | $3,423.90 | $1,227.89 | $585,726.30 |
| Year #1 End | ||||
| 13 | $585,726.30 | $3,416.74 | $1,235.06 | $584,491.24 |
| 14 | $584,491.24 | $3,409.53 | $1,242.26 | $583,248.98 |
| 15 | $583,248.98 | $3,402.29 | $1,249.51 | $581,999.47 |
| 16 | $581,999.47 | $3,395.00 | $1,256.80 | $580,742.68 |
| 17 | $580,742.68 | $3,387.67 | $1,264.13 | $579,478.55 |
| 18 | $579,478.55 | $3,380.29 | $1,271.50 | $578,207.05 |
| 19 | $578,207.05 | $3,372.87 | $1,278.92 | $576,928.13 |
| 20 | $576,928.13 | $3,365.41 | $1,286.38 | $575,641.75 |
| 21 | $575,641.75 | $3,357.91 | $1,293.88 | $574,347.86 |
| 22 | $574,347.86 | $3,350.36 | $1,301.43 | $573,046.43 |
| 23 | $573,046.43 | $3,342.77 | $1,309.02 | $571,737.41 |
| 24 | $571,737.41 | $3,335.13 | $1,316.66 | $570,420.75 |
| Year #2 End | ||||
| 25 | $570,420.75 | $3,327.45 | $1,324.34 | $569,096.41 |
Calculation of Balance Owe to the bank after 2nd year:
| Periods | Beginning Balance | Interest | Principal | Ending Balance |
| 1 | $600000 | $41547.82 | $14273.66 | $585726.30 |
| 2 | $585726.30 | $40515.97 | $15305.51 | $570420.75 |
2.
Private banking institutions are providing their clients with a higher amount of confidentiality and they will not reveal the nature of the transaction to any outsider so due the clause of the confidentiality the money which are deposited by investors into these private banks are highly confidential in nature and hence these banks are prone to money laundering because there can be illegal money which can be channelized into the system and invested and deposited into the private banks and hence, the confidentiality clause will be prohibiting the outsider to have access to the information about source of the money, & Money laundering becomes easier in private banking.
Private banking institution need to adopt anti money laundering rules which will be required in this institution to reveal the nature of the transaction and they can help the authorities in order to connect to the money trail and they should be trying to abide by all the rules and regulation regarding the disclosure of the source of the money which had been set by the government so depositors should be required to mention the source of the money before depositing into the bank so there will be a better transparency and money trail would be established in case of a fraud.
Private banking need to adopt better disclosure policies and it also needs to check source of money and it will be helping them in order to check with the trail of the money and establish the high level of transparency and maintain a balanced confidentiality so that interest of various parties are protected and hence private banking system are needed to abide by laws and regulation and they should be accommodating the regulatory agencies and they should not be countering the regulatory agencies and providing them support in case of a fraud and money laundering, and they can prevent themselves from shady transactions as well and they can be active in reporting the transactions to the regulatory authorities at times.
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Answer 3
if retirement at age 62
years from age 62 to 92= 30
number of months of withdrawal =30*12 = 360
annuity withdrawal per month =1300
monthly rate (i) =4%/12 =0.003333333333
present value at age 62 (time 0) :
present value of annuity formula = P*(1-(1/(1+i)^n))/i
=1300*(1-(1/(1+0.003333333333)^360))/0.003333333333
=272299.6126
present value for withdrawals starting from age 62 is 272299.6126
if retirement at age 67
years from age 67 to 92= 25
number of months of withdrawal =25*12 = 300
annuity withdrawal per month =1800
monthly rate (i) =4%/12 =0.003333333333
present value at age 67 (time 60) :
present value of annuity formula = P*(1-(1/(1+i)^n))/i
=1800*(1-(1/(1+0.003333333333)^300))/0.003333333333
=341014.4694
This is value at t60 or future value =341014.4694
number of moths gap from today = 60
present value formula = FV/(1+i)^n
=341014.4694/(1+0.003333333333)^60
=279291.9088
present value for withdrawals starting from age 67 is 279291.91
if retirement at age 70
years from age 70 to 92= 22
number of months of withdrawal =22*12 = 264
annuity withdrawal per month =2300
monthly rate (i) =4%/12 =0.003333333333
present value at age 70 (time 96) :
present value of annuity formula = P*(1-(1/(1+i)^n))/i
=2300*(1-(1/(1+0.003333333333)^264))/0.003333333333
=403380.6545
This is value at t96 or future value =403380.6545
number of moths gap from today = 96
present value formula = FV/(1+i)^n
=403380.6545/(1+0.003333333333)^96
=293070.3901
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