In a company with defined benefit plans, pension assets often represent a sizable portfolio of financial assets. The intention is to examine whether pension tax arbitrage has the potential to add value to the sponsoring corporation with secondary benefits to plan participants, through a less volatile pension fund. To implement the arbitrage, it is recommended that the plans shift all assets to bonds. Replacing stocks with bonds reduces the risk of the firm, and the benefit stems from the creation of an additional tax deduction on the payment of interest with no increase in firm risk
The beneficiaries of a corporate defined benefit pension plan in financial distress care about the s...
In recent years, the so-called pension crisis in the UK has drawn large attention in both business a...
This dissertation explores the impact of taxation on the U.S. defined benefit (DB) pension policy. T...
This paper examines the capital structure implications of defined benefit corporate pension plans. T...
The asset allocation is a crucial decision for pension funds, and this paper analyses the economic f...
This dissertation consists of three main chapters. The first main chapter examines the implications ...
Pension Risk and Corporate Investment: This paper studies the relation of systematic pension risk ...
A government has $1 million of stock in a pension fund that covers its employees. The liability can ...
This paper investigates various incentives determining risk taking strategies of the corporate pensi...
and Mike Page (Portsmouth) for their helpful comments on an earlier draft. Although the author is a ...
Actuaries and sponsors of public sector defined benefit pension plans agree that each generation of ...
This paper studies pension fund design in the context of investment in the debt and equity of a firm...
Pension funds have been part of the private sector since the 1850\u27s. Defined Benefit pension plan...
he objective of a defined-benefit pension fund is to fully fund accrued pension liabilities at the l...
This paper presents a model of the interaction of a company’s financial and real investment decision...
The beneficiaries of a corporate defined benefit pension plan in financial distress care about the s...
In recent years, the so-called pension crisis in the UK has drawn large attention in both business a...
This dissertation explores the impact of taxation on the U.S. defined benefit (DB) pension policy. T...
This paper examines the capital structure implications of defined benefit corporate pension plans. T...
The asset allocation is a crucial decision for pension funds, and this paper analyses the economic f...
This dissertation consists of three main chapters. The first main chapter examines the implications ...
Pension Risk and Corporate Investment: This paper studies the relation of systematic pension risk ...
A government has $1 million of stock in a pension fund that covers its employees. The liability can ...
This paper investigates various incentives determining risk taking strategies of the corporate pensi...
and Mike Page (Portsmouth) for their helpful comments on an earlier draft. Although the author is a ...
Actuaries and sponsors of public sector defined benefit pension plans agree that each generation of ...
This paper studies pension fund design in the context of investment in the debt and equity of a firm...
Pension funds have been part of the private sector since the 1850\u27s. Defined Benefit pension plan...
he objective of a defined-benefit pension fund is to fully fund accrued pension liabilities at the l...
This paper presents a model of the interaction of a company’s financial and real investment decision...
The beneficiaries of a corporate defined benefit pension plan in financial distress care about the s...
In recent years, the so-called pension crisis in the UK has drawn large attention in both business a...
This dissertation explores the impact of taxation on the U.S. defined benefit (DB) pension policy. T...