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Liability Driven Investment.
A formal letter written to a lender, normally by a parent company, indicating a willingness by the parent to accept some responsibility to honour the borrowing obligations of, or to otherwise support, a subsidiary or associated company, but without necessarily consituting a legal obligation to do so.


An approach to investment risk management which analyses an organisation's assets and liabilities as a combined portfolio.
== See also ==
* [[Letter of awareness]]
* [[Parent company]]


== See also ==
* [[Asset-liability management]]

Revision as of 14:19, 23 October 2012

A formal letter written to a lender, normally by a parent company, indicating a willingness by the parent to accept some responsibility to honour the borrowing obligations of, or to otherwise support, a subsidiary or associated company, but without necessarily consituting a legal obligation to do so.

See also