Asset Liability Management Banking Term Paper

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Asset- Liability Management (banking) The business system that enables a company to collect, maintain and manage a complete list of all the components possessed by the company is known as asset management. The main objective of the asset management is to enable the company to manage the financial facets of the ownership, estimation of the costs of ownership, record of items on hand, spare parts, replacements, depreciations, maintenance and insurance. (Asset management: www.infobeagle.com) The concept of asset-liability management has different meaning in different fields. Normally the banks and insurance companies employ accrual accounting for practically all their assets and liabilities. They are required to take on the liabilities and to invest on the assets and by so doing the reorganize the assets and liabilities from the hidden potential risks involved. (Asset Liability Management: Contingency Analysis) The objective of the Asset Liability Management Resources...

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(Asset/Liability Management: ALM Resources) Asset Liability management is thus referred to a tool that the companies apply so as to coordinate the management of the assets and liabilities with a view to earning the desired returns. This may also be referred to as 'Surplus Management' (Asset/Liability Management: www.investopedia.com)
In this respect it is worth referring to the paper 'Estimating the Cost of Equity Capital for Property-Liability Insurers by J. David Cummins Richard D. Phillips. The paper depicts the emerging trends on the estimates of the cost of equity capital in respect of a property-liability insurance industry. Firm beta estimates were obtained and the emerging full information industry beta methodology has been applied so as to decompose the cost of capital. The standard one…

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