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Asynchronous annuities are defined as those in which the frequency of cash flows differs from the frequency of interest compounding. The conventional approach to calculating the present and future values of such annuities is to impute a rate of interest (or return) to a cash flow period, which is then inserted into standard annuity equations. The method produces inaccurate results when the frequency of cash flows exceeds the frequency of interest compounding. After identifying the source of those inaccuracies, this paper develops and demonstrates a new approach to accurately solving annuity problems when the frequency of cash flows exceeds the frequency of interest compounding.
期刊介绍:
SIAM Journal on Financial Mathematics (SIFIN) addresses theoretical developments in financial mathematics as well as breakthroughs in the computational challenges they encompass. The journal provides a common platform for scholars interested in the mathematical theory of finance as well as practitioners interested in rigorous treatments of the scientific computational issues related to implementation. On the theoretical side, the journal publishes articles with demonstrable mathematical developments motivated by models of modern finance. On the computational side, it publishes articles introducing new methods and algorithms representing significant (as opposed to incremental) improvements on the existing state of affairs of modern numerical implementations of applied financial mathematics.