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CHAPTER 10: PARTIAL
DIFFERENTIATION
PREPARED BY: FINANCE DEPARTMENT
COURSE CODE: B03013
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flow matching
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understanding short term financing
problems
Applying the linear for the
cash short
term financing and cash flow matching.
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CONTENT
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SHORT TERM FINANCING
Problems of financing short-term
cash commitments.
Linear programming can help in figuring out an
optimal combination of financial instruments to
meet those commitments.
For example: a company has a problem
SHORT TERM FINANCING
The company has the sources of fund:
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1
Short term financing
2
Dedication/ cash flow matching
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Sensitive
analysis
for
linear
programming
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+ A line of credit of up to $100k at an interest rate
of 1% per month.
+ In any one of the first three months, it can
issue 90-day commercial paper bearing a total
interest rate of 2% for the three-month period.
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+ Excess funds can be invested at an interest
rate of 0.3% per month.
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SHORT TERM FINANCING
There are many questions:
What interest payments will be the company
need to make between Jan and June?
Is it economical to use the line of credit in some
of the months? If so, when? How much?
=> They will be answered by the linear
programming.
SHORT TERM FINANCING
There are three steps in applying linear
programming: modeling, solving and
interpreting.
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1. Modeling: need to focus on decision variables,
objective and constraints. For the short-term
financing problems, there are several possible
choices: the amount x
i
drawn from the line of
credit in month i; the amount y
i
of commercial
paper issued in month i, the excess funds z
i
in
month i and the company’s wealth v in June.
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SHORT TERM FINANCING
Objective: minimized or maximized => it has to
be linear in the decision variables, it implies
that sum of constant times decision variables.
Constraints: linear program has constraints
limiting feasible decisions. We have 3
constraints:
(i): cash inflow= cash outflow for each month.
(ii): upper bound on x
i
.
(iii): Nonnegativity of the decision variables x
i
, y
i
and z
i
.
DEDICATION
Dedication/cash-flow matching: a technique
used to fund known liabilities in the future.
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Dedicated portfolios usually only consist of risk-
free non-callable bonds since the portfolio
future cash inflows need to be known when the
portfolio is constructed.
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All variables are constant except the one?
What happens if data values are changed?
We all know the data? Or guess it? Or
accuracy?
Summary
Linear programming for decision-making.
Definition of dedication.
Accuracy of the data.
The estimated results and sensitive analysis.
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Sensitive analysis
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lOMoAR cPSD| 46578282 7/29/2020 CHAPTER 10: PARTIAL DIFFERENTIATION
PREPARED BY: FINANCE DEPARTMENT COURSE CODE: B03013 7/29/2020
B03013 – Chapter 10: Asset/Liability Cash 1 flow matching LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understanding short term financing problems
Applying the linear for the cash short
term financing and cash flow matching. 1 lOMoAR cPSD| 46578282 7/29/2020 CONTENT
Short term financing 1
Dedication/ cash flow matching 2Sensitive analysis for linear 3 programming 7/29/2020
B03013 – Chapter 10: Asset/Liability Cash flow 3 matching SHORT TERM FINANCING • Problems of financing short-term cash commitments.
• Linear programming can help in figuring out an
optimal combination of financial instruments to meet those commitments.
• For example: a company has a problem 7/29/2020
B03013 – Chapter 10: Asset/Liability Cash flow 4 matching SHORT TERM FINANCING
• The company has the sources of fund: 2 lOMoAR cPSD| 46578282 7/29/2020
+ A line of credit of up to $100k at an interest rate of 1% per month.
+ In any one of the first three months, it can
issue 90-day commercial paper bearing a total
interest rate of 2% for the three-month period. 3 lOMoAR cPSD| 46578282 7/29/2020
+ Excess funds can be invested at an interest rate of 0.3% per month. 7/29/2020
B03013 – Chapter 10: Asset/Liability Cash flow 5 matching SHORT TERM FINANCING • There are many questions:
• What interest payments will be the company
need to make between Jan and June?
• Is it economical to use the line of credit in some
of the months? If so, when? How much?
=> They will be answered by the linear programming. SHORT TERM FINANCING
• There are three steps in applying linear programming: modeling, solving and interpreting. 7/29/2020
B03013 – Chapter 10: Asset/Liability Cash flow 6 matching 4 lOMoAR cPSD| 46578282 7/29/2020
1. Modeling: need to focus on decision variables,
objective and constraints. For the short-term
financing problems, there are several possible
choices: the amount xi drawn from the line of
credit in month i; the amount yi of commercial
paper issued in month i, the excess funds zi in
month i and the company’s wealth v in June. 7/29/2020
B03013 – Chapter 10: Asset/Liability Cash 7 flow matching SHORT TERM FINANCING
Objective: minimized or maximized => it has to
be linear in the decision variables, it implies
that sum of constant times decision variables.
Constraints: linear program has constraints
limiting feasible decisions. We have 3 constraints:
(i): cash inflow= cash outflow for each month.
(ii): upper bound on xi.
(iii): Nonnegativity of the decision variables xi, yi and zi. DEDICATION
• Dedication/cash-flow matching: a technique
used to fund known liabilities in the future. 7/29/2020
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• Dedicated portfolios usually only consist of risk-
free non-callable bonds since the portfolio
future cash inflows need to be known when the portfolio is constructed. 7/29/2020
B03013 – Chapter 10: Asset/Liability Cash flow 9 matching Sensitive analysis
• All variables are constant except the one?
• What happens if data values are changed?
• We all know the data? Or guess it? Or accuracy? Summary
• Linear programming for decision-making. • Definition of dedication. • Accuracy of the data.
• The estimated results and sensitive analysis. 7/29/2020
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