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'''[[Balance-sheet management]]''' is the process of managing an organization's [[Balance sheet|balance-sheet]] structure, including its assets, liabilities, and [[Shareholders' equity|equity]], to support financial objectives while maintaining appropriate levels of liquidity, capital, profitability, and financial risk.
'''Balance-sheet management''' is the process of managing an organization's [[Balance sheet|balance-sheet]] structure, including its assets, liabilities, and [[Shareholders' equity|equity]], to support financial objectives while maintaining appropriate levels of liquidity, capital, profitability, and financial risk.


Balance-sheet management involves decisions concerning the composition, maturity, funding, valuation, and allocation of assets and liabilities. It is particularly important for [[Bank|banks]] and other financial institutions, but is also relevant to non-financial companies.
Balance-sheet management involves decisions concerning the composition, maturity, funding, valuation, and allocation of assets and liabilities. It is particularly important for [[Bank|banks]] and other financial institutions, but is also relevant to non-financial companies.
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* assets;
* assets;
* liabilities;
* liabilities;
* shareholders' equity.
*shareholders' equity.


The fundamental accounting relationship is:
The fundamental accounting relationship is:
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* committed credit facilities;
* committed credit facilities;
* funding diversification;
* funding diversification;
* maturity management.
*maturity management.


A simplified liquidity position can be expressed as:
A simplified liquidity position can be expressed as: