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This paper proposes a model for a defined benefit pension plan to minimize total funding variation while controlling expected total pension cost and funding downside risk throughout the life of a pension cohort. With this setup, we first investigate the plan's optimal contribution and asset...
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In this paper, we investigate the role of pension obligations, the most significant off-balance-sheet item, in determining corporate debt maturity and spreads. We begin by showing a significant and robust positive relationship between pension liabilities and corporate short-term debt ratio. We...
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There has been a surge of interest in recent years from defined benefit pension plan sponsors in de-risking their plans with strategies such as “longevity hedges” and “pension buyouts” (Lin et al., 2015). While buyouts are attractive in terms of value creation, they are capital intensive...
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