Financial calculators

This financial calculator will help you calculate the purchase or sale price of Treasury bills, the amount and the annual discount rate.

The CAPM calculator can be used to calculate the cost of equity, to evaluate the investment effectiveness of collective investment funds (open-end investment funds, pension funds, etc.), to study the efficiency of the stock market, etc.
The CAPM model allows to illustrate the relationship between the incurred systematic risk, otherwise known as market or non-diversifiable risk, and the expected rate of return.

The CAPM calculator in the form of CML allows you to calculate the expected rate of return from the so-called the effective portfolio (on the border of Markowitz's effective portfolios).

The CAPM calculator can be used to calculate the cost of equity, to evaluate the investment effectiveness of collective investment funds (open-end investment funds, pension funds, etc.), to study the efficiency of the stock market, etc.
The CAPM calculator in the form of SML allows you to calculate the expected rate of return on all portfolios, not only effective ones, as well as individual stock market shares.

The DFL Finacial Leverage Calculator will help us calculate how sensitive the cash flow is to changes in operating profit.
With the DOL Operating Leverage Calculator, we will calculate how sensitive operating revenues are to changes in sales. The DTL Total Leverage Calculator will help us calculate the profit sensitivity to sales growth.

The FV calculator helps us calculate the future value of the investment. The FV calculator calculates the amount we will receive in the future after validating a given amount now for a specified number of years and after calculating the interest due, assuming that they will be capitalized (added to the capital) with a given frequency (e.g. weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, annually) .

Thanks to the calculator, you can quickly and easily calculate how much money you will accumulate in a given period by putting a monthly fixed amount on your account for a specified period of time, giving the annual interest rate.

This calculator helps us check whether the planned investment will be profitable and whether the project should be accepted or rejected.
Thanks to the calculator, we can calculate:
NPV (Net Present Value) - sum of discounted net cash flows
PI (Profitability Index) - investment profitability
IRR (Internal Rate of Return) - internal rate of return
DPP (Discounted Payback Period) - discounted payback period
Value of discounted net cash flow for each period.

The PV calculator helps us to calculate the current value of an investment, i.e. the PV (present value). The PV calculator calculates the amount we need today to obtain the given value in the future after a certain number of years and calculating the interest due, assuming that they will be capitalized (added to the capital) with the specified frequency (e.g. weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, annually) ie how much do you need today to get X in the future

Thanks to the WACC calculator, we will calculate the average relative cost of capital employed in financing investments by the enterprise.
The weighted average cost of capital takes into account the diversification of the investment financing structure and the various costs of individual capital components, and indicates the average relative cost of the enterprise engaging a given capital.

The calculator helps you to calculate the present value of money (PV) and the future value of money (FV) in time.