Two investments: one compounded continously, other is monthly.
Monthly Rate: Stated rate is 6.5%
Comp cont ? <- what is this rate (Must make both returns equal eachother)
We know quoted rate is quoted rate for monthly compounding = 6.5%
Effective rate = (1+Rate/12)^12-1 = (1+6.5%/12)^12-1 = 6.697185%
Now, we should get same rate when we used continuous compounding by using below:
exponential “e” is used for continuous compounding result;
Target rate = 6.697185%
Now:
Target Rate = e^r - 1
6.697185% = e^r - 1
e^r = 1+6.697185%
Applying natural log on both the side:
r x ln(e) = ln(1.06697185)
Note: ln(e) = 1
r x 1 = 0.06482459
r = 6.482459%
Hence, quoted rate for continuously compounding will be 6.482459% or ~6.4824%
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