Asset allocation
noun
a financial strategy for reducing risk in an investment portfolio in order to maximize return
examples
-sset allocation means dividing investment funds among markets to achieve diversification and/or a combination of expected return and risk consistent with the investor’s objectives.
word origin
1950
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