In this paper we study algorithms for pricing of interest rate instruments using a lattice interest model. The price is defined as expected discounted cash flow. If the cash-flows generated by the instrument depend on the full or partial history of the interest rates (path dependent contracts), then the pricing algorithms are typically of exponential complexity. We show that for some models, in...

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In-house constructions represent assets built within the company with labour force carrying out its activities. Such are tangible multi-year and, therefore, like all assets, depreciable according to standard depreciation rules. pose problems at valuation level as, times, errors can note in allocation of costs. In addition, there logical reclassification internal reclassified balance sheet and c...

The authors develop a conceptua] framework of the marketing-finance interface and discuss its implications for the theory and practice of marketing. The framework proposes that marketing is concerned with the task of developing and managing market-based assets, or assets that arise from the commingling of the firm with entities in its external environment. Examples of market-based assets includ...

We extend the Barth, Cram, and Nelson (2001) model with disaggregated accruals by investigating whether cash flow components (core and non-core cash flows) improve cash flow predictability. BCN investigate the role of accrual components in predicting future cash flows while this study extends their study by investigating the role of cash flow components. We propose a cash flow prediction model ...

This paper estimates the foreign exchange rate exposure of 6,917 U.S. nonfinancial firms on the basis of stock prices and corporate cash flows. The results show that several firms are significantly exposed to at least one of the foreign exchange rates Canadian Dollar, Japanese Yen and Euro, and significant exposures are more frequent at longer horizons. The percentage of firms for which stock p...

A major impact on both financial theory and the practice of financial decision making has been the economic instability, especially in prices, evidenced in the U.S. economy since the mid 1960’s. Inflation in the past few years has not been a major macro economic problem, but its spectere, as demonstrated by the Fed’s recent increases in interest rates, is never for the agendas of financial deci...

Cash-flow Notation: We use (c0, c1, . . . , ci, . . . , cn) to denote the series of cash-flows where ci is received at time t = i . The length of a period, i.e. the interval of time between t = i and t = i + 1, will usually be understood from the context. Negative cash-flows refer to cash payments. The initial cash-flow, c0, will often be negative while the remaining cash-flows are positive. Th...