Practice mode Finance

When cash flows are valued, what is the compounded future value of those cash flows called?

Correct answer B. Terminal value

Explanation

Terminal value is the value at the end of a project's life of all its cash inflows compounded forward at the cost of capital, as used in the modified IRR.

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