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Asset-Liability Management (ALM) as a book category covers the theories, tools and practical techniques institutions use to manage the interaction between their assets and liabilities to control interest-rate, liquidity, funding and capital risks. Titles in this category range from textbooks and quantitative handbooks to practitioner guides and case-study collections, and typically address concepts such as duration and gap analysis, cash‑flow matching, scenario and stress testing, hedging with derivatives, funding strategy, regulatory and accounting implications (e.g., Basel, IFRS), and ALM governance and reporting. Books may be aimed at bankers, treasury and risk professionals, insurance and pension managers, corporate finance teams, and advanced students, and they often mix mathematical models and software approaches with real-world examples and policy considerations to help organizations align their balance-sheet structure with risk appetite and business objectives.

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