pension liability

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The total assets are equal to the system's pensionliability, and the system's net present value is consistently zero.
The practical problems of measuring the accrued pensionliability, as well as the pensionliability according to other definitions, are often substantial.
For each income and mortality pattern and set of pension-system rules, there is a unique value for the pensionliability.
We demonstrate that finding a value for the pensionliability amounts to finding a value for the price of the residual wage risk.
These factors include, for example, the regulatory environment, the view of the pensionliability, the funded status of a pension fund, and the sponsor's interests.
A reference portfolio has cash flows that match the benefit cash flows of the pensionliability in amount and timing.
For a funding ratio of 100 %, the real pensionliability is fully covered.
The value of the future cash flows of a pensionliability can be determined by using the discount rate curve embedded in the matching portfolio.
The practical problems of measuring the pensionliability are often substantial.
The investor in the pensionliability assumes unhedgeable risk, which will affect the probability distribution of his consumption and final wealth level, and hence his utility.
Depending on the system design, the quality and the availability of data, the estimate of the pensionliability may be so uncertain as to be practically useless.
The rate of return can be implicitly distributed through the effects of mortality changes on the pensionliability and also by differences between contributions paid and new pension liabilities.
The positive fund is necessary to balance the pensionliability, which will temporarily exceed the contribution asset by the same magnitude as the value of the fund.
The rate of return of the pensionliability that yields a net present value of zero is by definition the rate of return on contributions to the system.
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