Collocations withportfolio

These are words often used in combination withportfolio.

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balanced portfolio
This agency has diversified its production to a limited extent, supports scientific publications and shows a balanced portfolio.
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digital portfolio
There is considerable confusion surrounding the definition of an electronic portfolio and the use of other terms such as "e-portfolio", "digital portfolio" or "webfolio" contribute to this.
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diverse portfolio
Preservation of biodiversity was seen as a way of holding a diverse portfolio of assets with uncertain payoffs.
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diversified portfolio
There is no risk of bankruptcy because they hold a perfectly diversified portfolio of production loans and researchfinancing contracts.
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entire portfolio
A diversification effect occurs when the risk of the entire portfolio is lower than that of the risk-minimizing individual investment.
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loan portfolio
There is much to be said for the publication of the loan portfolio of secondary banks and of information relating to the length of deposits.
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patent portfolio
Tumbleweed has licensed this and related patents in their patent portfolio to 29 companies.
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portfolio diversification
Both seek to ensure adequate portfolio diversification and (notably for insurers) liquidity of the asset portfolio, but in radically different ways.
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renewable portfolio standard
Nuclear power should not be eligible for inclusion in a renewable portfolio standard.
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retirement portfolio
Investors often use precious metals as a long-term hedge against inflation, making them attractive to add to a retirement portfolio.
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