The Strategic Role of Balance Sheet Management in Asset Management

Balance sheet management (BSM) plays a critical role in optimizing the financial stability and performance of institutional investors. This article explores the strategic dimensions of BSM from a buy-side perspective, emphasizing its importance in liquidity management, collateral optimization, and risk mitigation. With the growing inclusion of private assets in institutional portfolios, BSM capabilities have become increasingly complex, demanding advanced strategies to balance liquidity needs and sustain investment objectives across both liquid and illiquid asset classes. Key elements such as collateral management and liquidity planning are critical components of the overall BSM strategy, involving tools like centralized collateral systems, portfolio margining, and collateral transformation to maximize resource efficiency. These tools allow for timely, cost-effective access to high-quality collateral, even during periods of market stress.

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The Journal of Portfolio Management
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2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.3905/jpm.2025.1.683
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Insurance and Financial Risk Management
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The Strategic Role of Balance Sheet Management in Asset Management

Redouane Elkamhi, Jacky S. H. Lee, Marco Salerno
The Journal of Portfolio Management
Insurance and Financial Risk Management
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The Strategic Role of Balance Sheet Management in Asset Management

Redouane Elkamhi, Jacky S. H. Lee, Marco Salerno
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Abstract

Balance sheet management (BSM) plays a critical role in optimizing the financial stability and performance of institutional investors. This article explores the strategic dimensions of BSM from a buy-side perspective, emphasizing its importance in liquidity management, collateral optimization, and risk mitigation. With the growing inclusion of private assets in institutional portfolios, BSM capabilities have become increasingly complex, demanding advanced strategies to balance liquidity needs and sustain investment objectives across both liquid and illiquid asset classes. Key elements such as collateral management and liquidity planning are critical components of the overall BSM strategy, involving tools like centralized collateral systems, portfolio margining, and collateral transformation to maximize resource efficiency. These tools allow for timely, cost-effective access to high-quality collateral, even during periods of market stress.

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