A two-factor, preference-free model for interest rate sensitive claims

Article Abstract:

The derivation of a model for measuring the behavior of interest rate claims that assumes the absence of preferences and the presence of two principal variables is presented. The preference-free property is premised on the ability to determine the bond price distribution. The two-factor model is considered a more complex form of the traditional one-factor model and has the advantage of being able to describe the interest term structure in a more detailed manner. Furthermore, the proposed model is equally simple to use.

Research, Analysis, Mathematical models, Interest rate futures

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Dislocation or capitalization? critical choices in group move relocation

Article Abstract:

A study of employee group relocations within the UK's electricity generating sector is discussed. Topics include the challenges and opportunities of relocation, the framework of the group move process, and the role of management in the process.

Surveys, Employee relocation

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