Why the following statement is incorrect?
Asset-only approaches can benefit from the use Monte Carlo simulation to assess the likelihood of shortfall risk for retired clients (the risk that they will outlive their assets).
Why the following statement is incorrect?
Asset-only approaches can benefit from the use Monte Carlo simulation to assess the likelihood of shortfall risk for retired clients (the risk that they will outlive their assets).
If I was to take a stab I’d say that AO ignores liabilities (future spending) and focuses only on asset return / risk tradeoff.
But monte carlo can be used to determine ruin probabilities. Presumably under an asset-liability management approach.
Voyager hit the nail on the head!
Tried to get a Homer woohoo gif in there but clearly I’m computer illiterate.
There we go!