Stochastic programming models for strategic and tactical asset allocation:a study from Norwegian life insurance

Wallace, Stein W and Høyland, Kjetil (2007) Stochastic programming models for strategic and tactical asset allocation:a study from Norwegian life insurance. In: Handbook of Asset and Liability Management. Elsevier, London, New York and Amsterdam, pp. 591-625. ISBN 9780444532480

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Abstract

In this chapter we describe the development and use of two decision support models for asset allocation used within the Gjensidige-NOR Group,1 one of Norway's three largest financial groups. For strategic, long-term, asset liability management, the life insurance company within the Group uses an ALM-model. GN Asset Management, the asset management company within the group, uses a different model for shorter term tactical asset allocation in a hedge fund. Both models are based on stochastic programming. The models have been developed in close cooperation between GN Asset Management and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.

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