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Once a portfolio has been immunized, no more action is needed from the portfolio manager. The only relevant cash flow at that point is the one at horizon date.

CF matching, on the other hand, is more costly and harder to maintain. Coupons have to be constantly reinvested and used (along with principal of other maturing bonds) to pay down liabilities as they come due. It's easier to understand but it's not easier to maintain.

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Since immunization is related to duration and duration changes, I don't think this is easy to maintain. Once you have matched actual cash flows, you shouldn't have to do anythng else.

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A: Usually more difficult to construct than an immunized portfolio, but it is easier to maintain after it has been constructed

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B except for the addition of after constructed and they are focused on ...........once constructed a cashflow matching method is cheaper to maintain that immunization........ so I say A ..........

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Answer is "A". More difficult to maintain immunization compared to cf matching.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at Thursday, April 7, 2011 at 12:23PM by onelasttime.

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a b!tches.

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A

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