Sentences with phrase «relatively fixed asset»

Some maintain a relatively fixed asset allocation through time, while others are actively managed and specify ranges for asset categories that can be broad, implementing changes based upon forecasts.

Not exact matches

To counteract those forces, the Bank of Canada could have cut interest rates, opening up a gap between the cost of money in Canada and the United States, making U.S. assets relatively more attractive to fixed - income investors.

Fixed - income investors should be realistic in expecting this to be a year of relatively low returns across asset classes in general — a year in which small ball becomes much more important than swinging for the fences.

Unlike Gen - Xers and Boomers, their portfolios are much more diversified across all asset classes — with a relatively even distribution between cash (25 %), equities (20 %), fixed income (17 %), investment real estate (14 %), and non-traditional investments (13 %).

A lack of lower - risk income sources since the financial crisis forced investors toward riskier assets, raising the demand for these assets amid relatively fixed supply.

The debt used in buyouts has a relatively fixed cost, so if a private equity fund's return on assets (ROA) is greater than this cost, the fund's return on equity (ROE) is higher than if it hadn't borrowed money.

A lack of lower - risk income sources since the financial crisis forced investors toward riskier assets, raising the demand for these assets amid relatively fixed supply.

After all, it's a capital light industry that is highly scalable; relatively small fixed overhead costs can be amortized over vast asset bases, resulting in some very fat margins and returns on shareholder capital as an asset manager's business expands.

ETFs are often passively managed (by certain automatic rules rather than by fund administrators on a day - to - day basis) and reflect a relatively fixed basket of assets.

For those of us who are older, our asset allocation should be such that we can tolerate significant stock market losses without threatening our financial survival; i.e., most of us should have a relatively high allocation to fixed income (bonds and cash).

It's worth stepping back here — fixed income investment is relatively rare for me (hmmm... except for my largest holding, Alternative Asset Opportunities (TLI: LN), which I consider to be essentially a portfolio of fixed income investments).

With no long term debt and a great deal of fixed assets, borrowing would probably be relatively cheap for Dart.

Informal industry employs minimal capital and few fixed assets, so that it usually adapts relatively quickly to gradual changes.