Not exact matches
While it depends on your investment preferences and constraints, a «normally - weighted» balanced portfolio typically has a
standard allocation of 10/40/50, which is 10 % cash, 40 % fixed income securities, and 50 %
equities.
That said, investor
equity allocation at 67.5 % is near other speculative tops of 70 % at a time when stock valuations are two
standard deviations above the mean.
For instance, 30 - year - old workers picking a
standard target date fund3 could have a substantial
equity allocation of 90 % until age 55 and a still sizeable 30 % once they reach 85 years.
When the issue of loss and damage is raised, a
standard approach that comes to mind is that of prescribing an
allocation of the costs associated with loss and damage (human, economic, as well as non-economic costs) by a criterion of
equity.