Swiss Life Pension Services -Asset Liability Management

Swiss Life Pension Services helps you to find the ideal specialists to analyse your employee benefits institution’s assets and liabilities. We put you in touch with the most suitable partner – Swiss Life Asset Management (SLAM). If you wish, we can also coordinate all the work Swiss Life Asset Management performs on your behalf.

As a subsidiary of the Swiss Life Group, SLAM is part of an organisation with more than 150 years of asset management experience. With over CHF 115bn in total assets under management, SLAM is the fourth-largest institutional asset manager in Switzerland.

You can reap the benefits of its expertise and wealth of experience in the area of ALM studies. Using the key figures identified, an investment strategy can be defined which ensures, with a high probability, that the pension fund obligations are covered in the medium or long term by the assets available. The SLAM specialists accompany and support you as you work out your decision.

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Faced with a situation where employee benefit issues are becoming increasingly complex and challenging, security depends to a large degree on knowledge, experience and expertise. This is where we can help.

The ALM process mainly consists of the following core services:

Definition of an investment strategy based on the ALM study
Preparation of solid figures on the default probabilities and the amount of necessary fluctuation reserves
Development of a structured process model and an investment strategy tailored to your employee benefits institution’s specific situation

The results of the ALM study, which is tailored to your pension fund’s specific requirements, enable the Board of Trustees to come to a decision on the initial strategy or to look at the existing strategy critically and improve it if necessary. This means that the financial situation of the employee benefits institution becomes more transparent to the Board of Trustees and, at the same time, it provides a basis for making decisions relating to the future investment strategy.