The phrase "a separate asset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing finance, accounting, or property to refer to an item that is distinct and not combined with others.
Example: "In the financial report, we need to identify a separate asset that can be liquidated if necessary."
Alternatives: "an individual asset" or "a distinct asset".
Eventually, he foresees patents being valued as a separate asset class, like real estate or securities.
Derivatives are financial contracts whose price depends on the value of a separate asset, such as a stock or bond.
Congress may resolve the ambiguities engendered by Howey by simply requiring that at least some digital assets be treated as a separate asset class.
Once viewed as a separate asset class where investors were encouraged to park some money to properly diversify, these markets have become much more Balkanized.
Key policy recommendations: Revised utility and grid operator procurement policies that allow competition from energy storage technologies, tax benefits for energy storage projects, and the creation of a separate asset class for energy storage.
Some investment funds, too, often treat Treasuries as a separate asset category, so that there is no need to sell Treasuries simply because they are no longer rated AAA.
He looked at three portfolios: a classic 60/40 US equity/Treasury bonds split; a Yale-like portfolio with seven separate asset classes; and a portfolio with international diversification but without the illiquid private-equity, hedge-fund and real-estate portions.
Amounts charged for depreciation of capital assets shall be credited to a separate capital asset subaccount established within a working-capital fund.
These variations are not considered separate asset classes - the asset class remains US equity.
For example, the Zaslows form separate entities to hold separate asset classes so they can all see how they are diversified and how each class performs.
You can do multiple conversions with separate asset classes of stocks and then keep the best-performing conversions as Roths, while reversing the rest.
