Transactions of the Faculty of Actuaries · 1977 · 13 citations · 1 references
BusinessEconomicsFinanceAsset PricingFinancial EconomicsPricing TheoryAsset Pricing TheoryAsset Return ModelingCapital MarketsFinancial MathematicsGeneral Equilibrium TheoryInvestmentCapital Market TheoryMarket Price ApproachPension Fund Investing
Synopsis This paper investigates what general form of price model is required to represent a market that is in equilibrium under switching action and describes how a special case of this general price model can be applied to the gilt-edged market, with particular emphasis on long-dated stocks. Applications of the mathematical model are then developed in a form that could be used by a life office or pension fund for the management of a portfolio of long-dated British Government stocks. Finally, a comparison is made between conventional yield curve methods of analysis and methods based on this mathematical model.
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