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Long-term liabilities

Long-term liabilities

Amounts that are owed that have to be paid after one year

Liabilities

What the company owes, its debt and unpaid bills – liabilities can be classified as short-term (payable within one year) or long-term (payable after one year).

LDI is an acronym of Liability Driven Investing. The idea is that pension schemes use LDI to match their investments with their long-term pension liabilities. Many went about that by buying leveraged portfolios of government bonds. Famously, in September 2023, the Liz Truss/Kwasi Kwarteng budget crashed the UK government bond market and LDI magnified the […]

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