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On the hedging of liabilities with an endogenous profit sharing mechanism

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    (Risk Management - Delta Lloyd Life)

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The fair replication method is a method designed to value liabilities with an endogenous profit sharing mechanism, i.e. based on the book yield of the backing assets. The basic idea is to construct a hypothetical portfolio, the fair replicating portfolio (FRP), whose cash flows are scenario-invariant. The method is a computationally efficient alternative to traditional stochastic modeling. It may be particularly useful in applications where extensive calculations of best estimate of liabilities are required.

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  • Frédéric Sart, 2016. "On the hedging of liabilities with an endogenous profit sharing mechanism," Post-Print hal-01574949, HAL.
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    Best estimate of liabilities; Life insurance; Profit sharing mechanism; Replicating portfolio; Solvency II;
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