The phrase "allocation manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource management, or project management, referring to a person responsible for distributing resources or assets.
Example: "The allocation manager will ensure that all departments receive the necessary funds for their projects."
Alternatives: "resource manager" or "funds manager".
(4) Device allocation manager (DAM) allocates suitable devices to execute a user task according to three sources of inputs: DDM, CB, and TR.
She oversees investments in BF Global's portfolio of third-party managed funds, including investment strategy, asset allocation, manager selection, and risk management.
"A lot of people are spending some time now thinking about asset allocation, manager selection or stock selection".
Dr. Foster and Dr. Kesselman, assisted by another software designer at the Argonne lab, Steve Tuecke, have devised basic grid standards with their own acronyms: GRAM (Globus resource allocation manager), M.D.S. (monitoring and discovery service), G.S.I. (grid security infrastructure) and GridFTP (grid file transfer protocol).
Resource allocation manager.
device allocation manager.
Trevor Greetham, asset allocation director at fund manager Fidelity, said this consumer-led recovery could prove vulnerable, if inflation rises more quickly than the OBR expects, and the Bank of England steps in with a rate rise.
This course provides an introduction to the theory and practice of institutional investment management including asset allocation and manager selection across public and private equity, absolute return, real assets, and fixed income.
So began a 10-year process to embed ESG – and particularly environmental concerns – deep within the pension fund's investment strategy, asset allocation, fund manager selection and performance monitoring.
They also steer clear of stockpicking, instead building portfolios for institutional and high net worth clients by focusing on asset allocation and manager selection.
"There has been a fair amount of program trading related to asset allocations," the manager said.
