The Average Term to Maturity in the Debt Situation

The average term to maturity of the debt situation in the dashboard is the average velocity to repay a loan.

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The average term to maturity is the duration required to repay half of the outstanding balance of a debt, taking into account the amortization:

Sum of (Amortized principal on year i * i) / Sum of amortized principals on year i

 

Example

Loan

Outstanding Balance

Average Term to Maturity (year)

1

1 000 000

1,5

2

2 500 000

1,5

3

1 500 000

2,4

 

Average term to maturity

= Sum of (Amortized principal on year i * i) / Sum of amortized principals on year i

= (1 000 000 * 1,5 + 2 500 000 * 1.5 + 1 500 000 * 2.4) / (1 000 000 + 2 500 000 + 1 500 000)

= 1,77

-> 1 year and 9 months

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