I understand the concept of using an exit yield to discount future cashflows under the assumption of a flat yield curve, but can someone explain the concept of using a dynamic or not flat curve? Does this basically entail discounting the future cashflows with different rates as corresponds to maturities across the curve on first day of trading? do you basically interpolate and then do each year by the relevant rate?
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