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Asset/Liability Management

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Asset/liability management
The task of managing the funds of a financial institution to accomplish two goals: (1) to earn an adequate return on funds invested and (2) to maintain a comfortable surplus of assets beyond liabilities. Also called surplus management.

Asset/Liability Management
Any active management strategy that involves coordinating a company's or fund's assets and liabilities such that the two together form an adequate return. Generally speaking, one aims to invest such that assets exceed liabilities as much as possible.


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DeMichele's Delaware duties included various asset/liability management activities, including portfolio analysis, structured product investing and secondary derivatives trading.
The company is also reporting a mark-to-market loss of approximately $110 million after tax relating to derivatives used for asset/liability management purposes that do not qualify for hedge accounting.
Through disciplined implementation of our asset/liability management strategies, we produced a relatively high net interest margin, and a modest increase in net interest revenue.
 
 
 
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