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Alternative Decision Models for Liability-Driven Investmenttions to fill the deficit within 10 years time. Furthermore, deficit or surplus has to be fully included on the balance sheet of the sponsoring company. In the Netherlands and the Nordic countries, LDI models have become established (see C. Dert, 1995 and Drijver, 2005); the United Kingdom, Italy an

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A Liability-Relative Drawdown Approach to Pension Asset Liability Managementn investment approach to replace the traditional asset-only approach. However, the recovery in global stock markets and the low level of interest rates from 2003 to 2006 led to complacency. Many pension funds were reluctant to fully implement a liability-driven approach in the view that interest rat

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Formal Description Techniques IXemployer and scheme, together with the ALM overview of that assurer. In this chapter, the central thrust may be acquired by reading just the bold body text. Footnotes contain illustrations and peripheral arguments and information. The boxes contain explanations and illustrations of theoretical conce

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A. Petrenko,N. Yevtushenko,G. v. Bochmanntions to fill the deficit within 10 years time. Furthermore, deficit or surplus has to be fully included on the balance sheet of the sponsoring company. In the Netherlands and the Nordic countries, LDI models have become established (see C. Dert, 1995 and Drijver, 2005); the United Kingdom, Italy an

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A. Petrenko,N. Yevtushenko,G. v. Bochmannn investment approach to replace the traditional asset-only approach. However, the recovery in global stock markets and the low level of interest rates from 2003 to 2006 led to complacency. Many pension funds were reluctant to fully implement a liability-driven approach in the view that interest rat