Hey folks. I'm not sure whether a model assumption book is something standard for every firm. (Just a document that explains the structure and assumptions of the model.) I have been provided some templates to write a model assumption book, and I'm just curious whether you guys and gals can provide me some guidelines as to what makes a model assumption book good.
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