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Continuously Compounded Bond Present Values
Is there a built in function in Excel to find the PV of a bond that is
continuously compounded, ie discounted at e^(-r*t) ?? Thanks! |
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Continuously Compounded Bond Present Values
No, there's not. You will need to enter the formula directly.
-- Regards, Fred "chris" wrote in message oups.com... Is there a built in function in Excel to find the PV of a bond that is continuously compounded, ie discounted at e^(-r*t) ?? Thanks! |
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