Simple Interest: Math for Capital Markets (Part 1)

Math Fundamentals for Capital Markets | Corporate Finance Institute®

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This course builds a solid mathematics foundation for a capital markets career. You will learn different topics on applied math to help you understand many concepts of finance. This course covers topics such as simple and compound interest, future and present value, nominal and effective rates, annuity, DCF, and NPV. We will use Excel to demonstrate the calculation process and make sure you have practical skills to handle financial math problems.

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[stlouisix]

This should be taught in prep & primary schools

[learntoearn]

Very great. I like the way teach us. Practical use and linking one concept with other is the main things of learning.

[icynari]

It looks wrong, the periods should be exponent (to the power of). Thus make PV=78.35