Statement of assets and liabilities, 31st December, 1912

Linking Pension Liabilities to Assets

2 Pension assets exist to defease the benefit promises made by plan sponsors to participants and beneficiaries—in other words, the pension liability. It follows that pension investment policies should be set in a way that explicitly integrates the exposures of the pension liability. The traditional approach to pension investing has excluded the risks of the liability, which has resulted in port...

Bank’s Assets and Liabilities Management With multiple Sources of Risk

The industrial organization approach to banking is applied to analyze the effects of the introduction of joint credit and interbank rate risk on the optimal decisions on deposits and loans of a competitive bank. It is found that due to the introduction of both sources of risk there appear direct effects as well as portfolio effects which jointly determine changes in the bank’s behavior. Moreove...

Dynamic Replication of Non-Maturing Assets and Liabilities

Modelling the Assets and Liabilities of a Pension Fund

In the context of the historical development of portfolio theory the authors describe a stochastic asset/liability modelling exercise for a closed pension fund portfolio, illustrating the reduction in variance of estimated future surplus which can be achieved by investment in index-linked securities. Equity investment would increase the expected level of surplus, but the outcome would be more u...

Measuring the Dependency of the Banks’ Assets and Liabilities in Iran

Analyzing the correlation between banks’ assets and liabilities after the financial crisis has been focused by many countries. As the banks in Iran have proved to be the biggest financer required for the production sector, investigating the asset and liability portfolio and their correlation appears to be very important. In this paper, there has been an attempt to patronize the Iranian banking ...