The phrase "a group portfolio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of works or contributions from multiple individuals or members of a team, typically in a professional or academic context.
Example: "The students presented a group portfolio showcasing their collaborative project on environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "team portfolio" or "collective portfolio".
PREVIEW is registered with the International Standard Research for Clinical Trials (no: ISRCTN05754020) and adopted as a National Institute for Health Research NIHR Reproductive Health andnd Childbirth specialty group portfolio study UKCRN ID 9098.
The 380 mm bore/475 mm stroke W38 design was developed by Wärtsilä Diesel's Dutch subsidiary Stork-Wärtsilä Diesel as a replacement for its ageing TM410 engine, filling a power gap in the group portfolio between the Vasa 32 and W46 designs.
Tim Erikson is a member of the Marketocracy M100, a group of portfolio mangers who run the best-performing of the more than 60,000 portfolios tracked by Marketocracy.
In the previous approach, a group stock portfolio (GSP) was derived based on the investors' objective and subjective requests by the grouping genetic algorithm.
After a review, Shell concluded that the project no longer justified its position in the group portfolio.
But in the experiment group, portfolio activities were also used.
Running a group of portfolios involves extensive attention to detail, computerization and the need for administrative efficiency.
Several months before that announcement, Frederic Oudea, the chief executive of Societe Generale, told a group of TCW portfolio managers that "the asset-management business, I don't know if I want to be in it," according to Mr. Gundlach, who adopted a broad French accent while recounting the September 2008 meeting.
In this article we'll explain the mechanics of equity portfolio management and how this system can create a group of different portfolios that perform as a homogeneous element.
I examined a group of CDO portfolios consisting of investment-grade corporate debt, using CSFB's credit-risk model, CSUP (credit underlying securities pricing).
