The phrase "allocation to private" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it in contexts related to finance, economics, or resource distribution, typically when discussing the distribution of resources or funds to private entities.
Example: "The government announced an allocation to private sectors to stimulate economic growth."
Alternatives: "distribution to private" or "funding for private".
The endowment aims to increase its cash position and to reduce its allocation to private equity and other funds that lock up money for significant periods of time.
South Carolina is also increasing its allocation to private equity, which has historically generated higher returns than such traditional investments as stocks and bonds.
According to a new survey by Preqin, a research firm, 42% of the largest endowments are above their target allocation to private equity.
Wilshire & Associates recently found that the average pension fund had increased its allocation to private equity to 8.8 percent in 2010 from 3 percent in 2000.
Michael Sonnenfeldt, who became wealthy in real estate before starting Tiger 21, said a poll of the group's 192 members after the second quarter found that, on average, they had increased their allocation to private equity by four percentage points.
He voiced concern about the number of large institutions, like endowments and pension funds that are reducing their exposure to stocks but increasing their allocation to private equity — high-fee pools of capital that are buying up large-cap stocks at large premiums.
The quotas tend to be issued predominantly to the state textile firms, who then sell off their surplus quota allocations to private clothing manufacturers.The distortions that were caused by this system have become evident since the ending of quotas at the end of 2004.
After a number of consecutive years in the late 1990s and early 2000s when allocations to private equity funds by investors (and the size of these funds themselves) grew steadily, the market has now entered a much more difficult fundraising environment.
"The attraction for governments is clear: lower capital expenditures, and better risk allocation to the private sector," Atalla explained.
Free allocations to the private sector forego such opportunities.
The allocation of benefits to private entities was based on the annual net benefits.
