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FVA
(redirected from Future Value of an Annuity)

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FVAFair Value Accounting
FVAForschungsvereinigung Antriebstechnik (German: Drive Technology Research Association; Frankfurt, Germany)
FVAFuture Value of an Annuity
FVAFunctional Vision Assessment
FVAFree Vietnam Alliance
FVAFamily Violence Act
FVAFlorida Vocal Association (Pompano Beach, FL)
FVAFlorida Volkssport Association
FVAFlorida Voices for Animals, Inc.
FVAFumarate Vinyl Acetate
FVAFinancial Viability Advisor (US government 'car czar')
FVAFlorida Vocational Association
FVAForward Velocity Adjuster (paintball)
FVAFountain View Academy
FVAFood Vulnerability Assessment (US Air Force)
FVAFractal Volume Antenna
FVAFlat-rate Value Adjustment
FVAFixed Value Attenuator
FVAFerrari Virtual Academy (computer simulation)
FVAForward Volatility Agreement (investing)
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The future value of an annuity can be represented by the following equation [FVA.
The comparative performance of African stock markets: nominal, real ... by Ikoku, Alvan E.; Hosseini, Ahmad / International Journal of Business
 
 
 
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