I’ve curated two calculators for pricing Asian options, sourced from Enron and DerivativesModels.com. These tools allow users to model path-dependent options based on average underlying asset prices during the option's life.
I shared links to the UC Berkeley Enron Email Analysis Project, which explores 1.5 million internal emails released after the company's collapse. It includes fascinating visual network analysis of corporate communication patterns.
I share resources for researching the etymology and significance of names. Use these databases to look up the origins of your own name or explore the specific cultural history and meanings of various Asian names.
I'm documenting the wave of massive accounting scandals from 2002, tracking the financial collapses and corporate fraud cases involving Enron, WorldCom, Xerox, and Tyco as they unfolded across the global business sector.
I found the release of Acrobat Reader 5 underwhelming. Unless you’re using a Palmtop or need support for Asian character sets, there isn't much to get excited about in this update.
I highlighted a satirical parody of Enron's voicemail system, which mocks the company's corporate culture during its infamous collapse. It compares a humorous recording to the actual corporate hotline active at the time.