Sentences with phrase «exposure to equities even»

Therefore, it seems reasonable to keep a sizable exposure to equities even late into retirement, while minimizing the risk in early years.

Not exact matches

The more professional your video productions look, the more likely they are to be picked up by other video services, giving you even more exposure, free book publicity and brand equity.

At the same time, even a domestic equity portfolio has an implicit exposure to foreign markets.

By using this popular index and the financial products tied to it, you can measure your portfolio's relative performance, invest in the equity market, hedge against risk, and even lever up your exposure.

Under the Exposure Analysis conducted by IB, if an account would lose so much value that its equity would be eliminated and it would then additionally have an unsecured debt to IB (i.e., negative equity), this would represent an Exposure to the firm (since IB is legally obligated to guarantee its customers» performance to the clearinghouse even if the customer has no remaining equity).

At the very least, I'd like to have some rules and necessary conditions that need to be satisfied before I would even consider reducing my equity exposure.

In addition, risk - adjusted outcomes improve, even while, on average, maintaining a lower exposure to US equities, the dominant risk exposure in most investors» portfolios.

Even in a portfolio like the Sleepy Portfolio with just 20 percent allotted to Canadian stocks and 22.5 percent each to US and EAFE securities and a further 5 percent to emerging markets, the total exposure to the resource sector in the equity portion comes to 25.8 percent (18 percent of the total portfolio).

This lack of long - term compensation is reflected in the minimal share ownership of the top 5 executives; only the CEO (who was hired in a second moment) has any kind of substantial equity exposure (approx. 1 %), and even that is insignificant compared to the ongoing cash flow from his regular cash compensation.

Even if the sample investor retires at 65, she could have a retirement period of 25 years or more, meaning she'd need a large equity exposure to battle inflation.

Further even the other retirement fund, viz., the National Pension System (NPS), regulated by the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) allows up to 15 per cent exposure to equity for government sector employees and up to 75 per cent (under aggressive plan) for private sector.