Asset and Liability Management or ALM can be defined as a process of managing coordinately assets and liabilities in an attempt to achieve an organization´s financial objectives. For instance, a pension fund ALM consists in determining the optimal investment policy which is the one that maximizes wealth accumulated by the contributions and minimizes the equilibrium risk defined as the insolvency probability, i.e., the probability that the fund won´t be able to pay all benefits during the planning horizon. The use of stochastic programming models for ALM problems is more difficult because of the long planning horizon. However stochastic programming models are proposed in the literature reducing the planning horizon and including a chance constraint or an objective function penalization to control the equilibrium risk for the non-considered period. On this work, a new method for measuring and controlling the equilibrium risk is proposed determining capital requirement of a Brazilian pension fund for the nonconsidered period. This developed method considers the portfolio return as the discount rate of all net liability flows. The distribution of this discount rate conditioned on the optimal decisions is estimated by bootstrapping the portfolio return embedded on the stochastic programming solution. To sum up, this method shows that the usual insolvency probability of the previous models actually underestimates the pension fund`s equilibrium risk.