asset mix
noun[C,usually singular]
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We may makeadjustmentstotheoverallassetmixoftheinvestmentportfolio.
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The results suggest that real estate, commodities, and high yield add most value to the traditionalassetmixof stocks, bonds, and cash.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.He argued that they can then make the adjustments in product mix, customer mix,assetmix, and pricing levels that lead to an increase in profits.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Theassetmixis the same for the three variants, so total risk to be distributed is the same for the three variants.
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Changes in theassetmixof the pension fund will be overruled by the risk-bearing stakeholders.
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In general, the higher the expected return of theassetmixand thus the higher next-year expected funding ratio, the larger the mismatch risk.
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We compare four alternatives regarding theassetmix.
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For each of the three variants, theassetmixis composed of 50 % stocks and 50 % bonds.
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Although theassetmixmay be chosen strategically to include assets that show correlation with wage growth, a non-hedgeable residual wage risk remains.
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Theassetmixof savings (between bonds and equities) can be adjusted each period.
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Theassetmixis decisive to the riskiness of the fund, i. e. the size of mismatch risk on the balance sheet.
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