Edward H. Friend - Washington DC, US Robert T. McCrory - Seattle WA, US
Assignee:
EFI Actuaries - Washington DC
International Classification:
G06Q 40/00
US Classification:
705 36, 705 35, 705 1
Abstract:
A method of simulating future cash flow for a given asset allocation under a variety of economic conditions, measuring the frequency of failure of the cash flow to avoid one or more predefined risks. Assigning user-selected weights to avoidance of specified risks and alternative user-selected weights to maximization of rate of return, the invention utilizes the cash flow simulation to produce a performance index. By methodological testing through asset allocation adjustments, the optimum performance index is determined, thereby identifying the optimum asset allocation.
Edward H. Friend - Washington DC Robert T. McCrory - Seattle WA
Assignee:
EFI Actuaries - Washington DC
International Classification:
G06F 1760
US Classification:
705 36
Abstract:
A method of simulating future cash flow for a given asset allocation under a variety of economic conditions, measuring the frequency of failure of the cash flow to avoid one or more predefined risks. Assigning user-selected weights to avoidance of specified risks and alternative user-selected weights to maximization of rate of return, the invention utilizes the cash flow simulation to produce a performance index. By methodological testing through asset allocation adjustments, the optimum performance index is determined, thereby identifying the optimum asset allocation.
Edward H. Friend - Washington DC Robert T. McCrory - Seattle WA
Assignee:
EFI Actuaries - Washington DC
International Classification:
G06F 1760
US Classification:
705 36
Abstract:
The invention provides a method of simulating future cash flow for a given asset allocation under a variety of economic conditions, comparing the results of the simulation to a predefined risk tolerance baseline, and preferably adjusting the asset allocation until the results of the simulation reflect a maximum rate of return for a given risk tolerance. The simulation of cash flow generates a plurality of asset cash flow projections for a given asset allocation that are preferably graphically represented with respect to the predefined risk tolerance baseline. The risk tolerance baseline is plan specific and is preferably set to a multiple of a preferred risk factor such as percentage of payroll cost or benefit cost. The occurrence of an asset cash flow projection falling below the risk tolerance baseline defines a risk tolerance failure event. The number of risk tolerance failure events occurring for the asset cash flow projections associated with a given asset allocation is indicative of whether that asset allocation produces an acceptable risk tolerance level.
Edward H. Friend - Washington DC Robert T. McCrory - Seattle WA
Assignee:
EFI Actuaries - Washington DC
International Classification:
G06F 1760
US Classification:
705 36
Abstract:
A method of simulating future cash flow for a given asset allocation under a variety of economic conditions, measuring the frequency of failure of the cash flow to avoid one or more predefined risks. Assigning user-selected weights to avoidance of specified risks and alternative user-selected weights to maximization of rate of return, the invention utilizes the cash flow simulation to produce a performance index. By methodological testing through asset allocation adjustments, the optimum performance index is determined, thereby identifying the optimum asset allocation.
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Education:
Kaplan University Davenport, IA Jan 2014 Associate in Paralegal StudiesAlvin Community College Alvin, TX 2002 to 2004 AAS in English, historyAcademy of Health Care Professionals Apr 2001 Clinical