英文摘要 |
Our article aims to explore the optimal asset allocation strategies for life insurers with different goals under IFRS 9 and IFRS 17. For asset positions, we assume zero-coupon government bonds and stocks from Taiwan and US respectively; and for liabilities, we consider reserves of whole-life insurance contracts. Domestic and foreign stock prices and exchange rates for the future 3 years are simulated through AR and GARCH model, and interest rates of domestic and foreign bonds are simulated by VAR model, which is fitted by parameters implied by Svensson model. We focus on the distribution of 3rd year’s assets and liabilities, and compare the results of ROA, ROA deviations, equity and default risk under different weight sets. In addition, by designing the object function, we then determine the optimal allocation strategy under each target. Our results demonstrate that the importance of ROA would prompt life insurers increase domestic and foreign bond investments under FVTPL. Moreover, companies would purchase more domestic bonds under FVOCI and AC when attaching more importance to ROA and equity deviations. |