The phrase "a range of assets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of different assets, such as financial, physical, or digital assets, in a specific context.
Example: "The investment firm offers clients a range of assets to diversify their portfolios."
Alternatives: "a variety of assets" or "a selection of assets".
EDF admitted recently it was going to have to sell a range of assets to raise cash.
McDermott says: "Spread your money across a range of assets, including cash, shares, bonds, commodities and property".
Like Yale, Harvard invests in a range of assets that include equities, real estate, commodities, private equity and hedge funds.
The cash the banks have received in exchange for bonds has either been hoarded or recycled through the financial markets to fund purchases of a range of assets.
It has been authorised to spend up to £50bn buying a range of assets from the banks, both to increase corporate credit and for monetary policy purposes.
In an unscheduled trading statement this morning, the UK bank said that the value of a range of assets has now dropped by £185m.
"By pushing up a range of asset prices [such as equities and bonds], asset purchases have boosted the value of households' financial wealth held outside pension funds, although holdings are heavily skewed with the top 5% of households holding 40% of these assets".
We examine a range of asset-return models (including stationary moments, regime-switching and fundamentals models) and a range of asset-allocation strategies (both static and with simple dynamic forms, such as lifestyle, threshold and constant proportion portfolio insurance).
Titi Odunfa Adeoye is the founder and managing director of Sankore Investments, an investment platform that deploys capital across a range of asset classes on behalf of individuals and institutions.
They offer even small-dollar investors access to a range of asset classes by building portfolios out of exchange-traded funds, a low-cost form of index fund.
This is all the more important given extraordinarily accommodative monetary policies that have contributed to compressing risk premia across a range of asset markets.
