The phrase "allocation of bonds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or resource distribution, particularly when discussing the distribution of bond securities.
Example: "The allocation of bonds in the investment portfolio was carefully planned to maximize returns while minimizing risk."
Alternatives: "distribution of bonds" or "assignment of bonds".
But most people are not taking any steps to lessen risk, the survey said: they have not diversified their holdings, increased the allocation of bonds in their portfolios or reduced their exposure to stock.
There is little time to act on deals packaged in 2005, the first year of really poor underwriting.Some fund managers also worry that banks they sue will restrict their allocation of bonds in future offerings, while hedge funds fret that their prime brokers will close off finance to them, says David Grais, a lawyer who works with aggrieved investors.
The second bucket might have a more mixed investment allocation of bonds and CDs or mutual funds.
Its fund management arm Aviva Investors took a £132m hit after the group discovered "improper" allocation of bond trades by two former employees last year.
I've been wincing as I examine my own portfolio, even though I've buffered my stock holdings with healthy allocations of bonds and cash.
The issuance of tax-advantaged bonds in a transaction with other bonds that are not tax-advantaged bonds must be tested under the arbitrage anti-abuse rules under § 1.148-10(andand other applicable anti-abuse rules (for example, limitations against window maturity structures or unreasonable allocations of bonds).
Instead, she said, she almost immediately found herself frozen out, removed from important projects and receiving smaller allocations of bond offerings to sell to clients and sometimes worse prices for her clients' trades from Morgan Stanley traders.
This is not the brightest picture for people who added to their allocation of Treasury bonds.
An independent stability council would propose the allocation of blue bonds based on a review of national budgets.
One box on the slide gave information about the allocation of the bonds in different sectors, indicating that 55percentt were asset-backed securities when in fact that number ranged from 80to100percentent at the time.
There are several trillion dollars of excess allocation to bonds at an average interest rate of 2.75%.
