Lloyds TSB implements ALM software in bid to assess scheme risk

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LLOYDS TSB has implemented asset liability management software in a bid to assess the risk of its pension schemes and design long-term investment strategies.

The financial services and banking firm licensed the software – provided by ORTEC, and called PALM – after a thorough evaluation of available asset liability modelling systems. It said that it c...

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