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    Richard Purvey
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      A simple way to get an Excel spreadsheet to calculate 1/m type APVs based on a survival function

      Here is a simple way to get an Excel spreadsheet to calculate five APVs (the first four being 1/m type APVs) based on a survival function, S.  The five APVs are;

      APV1

      APV of an n-year temporary immediate life annuity, with a discount factor of v, of 1 per year payable m times per year for (x)

      APV2

      APV of an n-year temporary life annuity due, with a discount factor of v, of 1 per year payable m times per year for (x)

      APV3

      APV of an endowment insurance, with a discount factor of v, of 1, where the death benefit is payable at the end of the 1/m year of death for (x), provided this occurs within n years

      APV4

      APV of a death benefit, with a discount factor of v, of 1 payable at the end of the 1/m year of death for (x), provided this occurs within n years

      APV5

      APV of a pure endowment, with a discount factor of v, of 1 payable after n years as long as (x) is still alive then

      Method;

      COLUMN A

      Put the heading, x, into cell A1

      COLUMN B

      Put the heading, n, into cell B1

      COLUMN C

      Put the heading, m, into cell C1

      COLUMN D

      Put the heading, v, into cell D1

      COLUMN E

      Put the heading, r, into cell E1, and put the value, 0, into cell E2 and input the formula, =E2+1 into cell E3 and copy this formula down to, and including, cell Emn+2

      For example, if m=4 and n=10, cell Emn+2 would then be cell E42

      COLUMN F

      Put the heading, r/m, into cell F1, and input the formula, =E2/$C$2 into cell F2 and copy this formula down to, and including, cell Fmn+2

      COLUMN G

      Put the heading, v^(r/m), into cell G1, and input the formula, =$D$2^F2 into cell G2 and copy this formula down to, and including, cell Gmn+2

      COLUMN H

      Put the heading, x+r/m, into cell H1, and input the formula, =$A$2+F2 into cell H2 and copy this formula down to, and including, cell Hmn+2

      COLUMN I

      Put the heading, S(x+r/m), into cell I1, and input the formula, =S(H2), for example =EXP(-0.00022*H2-2.7*10^(-6)*(1.124^H2-1)/ln(1.124)), into cell I2 and copy this formula down to, and including, cell Imn+2

      COLUMN J

      Put the heading, v^(r/m)S(x+r/m), into cell J1, and input the formula, =G2*I2 into cell J2 and copy this formula down to, and including, cell Jmn+2

      COLUMN K

      Put the heading, APV1, into cell K1, and input the formula, =SUM(J3:Jmn+2)/(C2*I2) into cell K2

      COLUMN L

      Put the heading, APV2, into cell L1, and input the formula, =SUM(J2:Jmn+1)/(C2*I2) into cell L2

      COLUMN M

      Put the heading, APV3, into cell M1, and input the formula, =1-C2*(1-D2^(1/C2))*L2 into cell M2

      COLUMN N

      Put the heading, APV4, into cell N1, and input the formula, =M2-J(mn+2)/I2 into cell N2

      COLUMN O

      Put the heading, APV5, into cell O1, and input the formula, =M2-N2 into cell O2

       

      x, n, m and v are, of course, input by the user into cells A2, B2, C2 and D2 respectively.

       

      Richard Purvey October 2023.

       

       

       

       

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