Notes › MATH 5441: Financial Mathematics Lecture 33
Dollar-Weighted and Time-Weighted Rate of Return
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Concept
- If we make contributions and withdrawals at time points that are within one time interval, we can weight those dollar intervals to get the final balance in the account at the end of the time period
Solution
Dollar-Weighted RoR
- It’s just doing accumulated values but with negatives for account contributions
- Basically, it’s just the IRR
If given a table, it would be (for a linear approximation):
$$\frac{I}{A + \sum C_{k}(1-t)}$$Time-Weighted RoR
- The product of all the individual interests equals $(1+i)$
- To find the $j$‘th interest from a table of balances and contributions: $$\frac{B_{t_{k}}}{B_{t_{k-1}}+C_{{t_{k-1}}}} -1$$


