| 英文摘要 |
Purpose–This study aims to explore the effectiveness of reducing statutory reserve requirements under VM-21 regulation through linking target volatility portfolios with the Variable Annuities with Guaranteed Living Benefits. Design/methodology/approach–We adopt the Orthogonal GARCH to model the assets return and generate stochastic scenarios, then constructed target volatility portfolios based on the methodology with Volatility Control Index provided by asset management firm. Then compared the statutory reserve requirements based on VM-21 methodology for case policy linked to assets with controlled versus uncontrolled volatility. Findings–The numerical results indicate that the reserve requirements could be reduced by managing the volatility of linked asset to the VAGLB policies. Research limitations/implications–While financial derivatives have traditionally been the go-to approah for hedging risk with the insurers, this study introduces an innovative approach by focusing on the management of volatility in assets associated with policies. Practical implications/Social implications–Our results introduce a more efficient approach for insurers to manage risk compared to conventional practices. Furthermore, the results provide regulatory authorities with essential perspectives for the approval and issuance of relevant products. Originality/value–This study pioneers the application of target volatility portfolio in managing risks for insurance products with guaranteed living benefits, contributing to both academic and practical fields. |