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GLOSSARY

Discounted cash flow definition

What does Discounted cash flow mean?

The process by which future cash flows (for example, dividends or interest payments) are adjusted to allow for the time value of money to arrive at a value in today's terms.

In other words, what is the cost today of getting £100 in a year's time (it will be less or more than £100, because of the interest that is gained or lost in that year). In a way it is the mirror image of compound interest.

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