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Asset allocation Pronunciation

Pronounce Asset allocation as AH S S EH T AH L L OW K AH T IY OW N.

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    Asset Allocation phonetic transcription:

    When you start learning English, it's important to become familiar with the typical sounds of the language. The best way to do this is by studying phonetics. Below is the UK transcription for the word 'asset allocation'. Get the right phonetic representation for any word using our free Phonetic Transcription Tool.

    • Traditional IPA representation of asset allocation: /æssɛt ælloʊkætɪoʊn/
    • Modern IPA representation of asset allocation: /æssɛt ællɒcætɪɒn/

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    Moreover, at some stage we are going to have to contemplate the possible impacts on the broader economy of the U.S. election result, while disharmony could yet break out within the European Unionm, against this backdrop of growing global risks - which does not feel like the backdrop to positive equity returns - we have decided to take equities back to neutral across our asset allocation portfolios, after favouring the asset class for over five years.

    – Mark Burgess

    For us, this environment justifies a more cautious asset allocation stance, we have upgraded government bonds again after being much more cautious on them during most of the second quarter.

    – Steven Steyaert

    Scott will continue to advise SFM on an informal basis and remains close to George Soros and the Soros family, upon Scott's departure, the firm's investment strategy and asset allocation will be managed by the existing committees established by Scott and myself, which already play an active role in both processes.

    – Robert Soros

    We're seeing much more dynamic asset allocation and much higher allocations to alternatives, including infrastructure and direct deals.

    – Patrick Thomson

    Looking to their asset allocation as of July 31, the fund has 6 percent or so exposure to equity-related securities and has 20 percent in high-yield bonds while another 14 percent in non-rated bonds, this is an approach that will benefit from a flight to quality of investment-grade corporates and Treasuries.

    – Todd Rosenbluth

    While there has been a shift into gold the amount of asset allocation has so far been minimal.

    – James Luke

    Looking to their asset allocation as of July 31, the fund has 6 percent or so exposure to equity-related securities and has 20 percent in high-yield bonds while another 14 percent in non-rated bonds, this is an approach that will not benefit from a flight to quality of investment-grade corporates and Treasuries.

    – Todd Rosenbluth

    It is true that if much of the developing world is younger demographically (think India), then developed nations could and should transfer an increasing percentage of their financial assets to emerging markets to help foot the demographic bills back home, long term then, as opposed to currently, think about increasing your asset allocation to the developing world.

    – Bill Gross

    We didn't have a meaningful allocation anymore and so the redemption is more related to our asset allocation not their performance.

    – Jonathan Grabel

    Looking to their asset allocation as of July 31, the fund has 6 percent or so exposure to equity-related securities and has 20 percent in high-yield bonds while another 14 percent in non-rated bonds, this is an approach that will benefit from a flight to quality of investment-grade corporates and Treasuries.

    – Todd Rosenbluth

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