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But churches can no longer assume their liabilities will be covered.

Mr Fishman and Mr Lipp are merging their companies lock, stock and barrel: all their assets and liabilities will be put into a single pot.

By 2040, says Commerzbank, a German bank, some governments' overall unfunded pension liabilities will be three times their country's GDP, if nothing is done before then.

If Americans have individual accounts and therefore receive less from the state when they retire, Social Security's future liabilities will be reduced.

But this means that the banks' liabilities will be included in public sector net debt in due course, pushing the latter up sharply.

Instead of arbitrary statutory requirements governing how much money must be squirreled away to guard against unexpected calamities, a company's assets and liabilities will be priced according to their market value.

This year, the unfunded pension liability will be in the range of $79 billion.

Nasdaq executives have said that the exchange's legal liability will be limited to the $3 million cap set by regulations.

The investor who gets paid to "buy" the shares is gambling that ultimately, the assessed liability will be less than what was paid for them.

Even with a private settlement, the scope of Halliburton's liability will be unclear until the end of the multidistrict litigation consolidated by a federal judge in New Orleans.

"We think this is a very important issue, and the liability will be substantial," said Manal Mehta, a partner at Branch Hill.