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The future of ALM: the rise of risk-adjusted business planning
In recent years, asset-liability management (ALM) has undergone a significant structural transformation, both in methodology and approach. Simultaneously, markets have grown increasingly volatile, with long-term trends pointing to greater complexity in market structures and a heightened intensity of core structural risks, including geopolitical, technological and transition-related challenges. Shifting geopolitical and regulatory dynamics are also contributing to market fragmentation and increased friction. At the same time, customers and counterparties are better informed, more digitally engaged and have broader access to online channels. This evolution in behaviour makes forecasting significantly more challenging than in the past.
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