The phrase "an assistant portfolio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of work or projects that demonstrate the skills and capabilities of an assistant, such as in a job application or professional context.
Example: "As part of my application, I have included an assistant portfolio showcasing my previous work in administrative support and project management."
Alternatives: "a support portfolio" or "an aide portfolio".
Mrs. Rawlins, 28, is an assistant portfolio manager at Derivium Capital, a financial services company in Charleston, S.C.
"We think they should hear them out," said Timothy Fidler, an assistant portfolio manager at Ariel Capital Management in Chicago, which owns 2.4 million CenturyTel shares.
"He made it clear that his first principle is to increase shareholder value," said John Miller, an assistant portfolio manager at Ariel Capital Management, a large shareholder.
He is an assistant portfolio manager of the Janus Fund, not its portfolio manager; he is portfolio manager of the Janus Fund 2.
"We're starting to look at it more closely," said Rich Murphy, an assistant portfolio manager at the SunAmerica Growth and Income fund.
Michael Buchanan, a fund manager at BlackRock in New York, will take over the high-yield fund, while Gibson Smith, an assistant portfolio manager with Janus, will take over management of the short-term bond fund.
But John P. Miller, an analyst and assistant portfolio manager at Ariel Capital Management in Chicago -- Central's largest shareholder outside the Pulliam family -- said the arrangement protects investors from market risk going forward.
We met with Thomas Woolsey, Senior Portfolio Officer, Tom Spicer, Assistant Director of Portfolio Manager, and Kelly Wu, Assistant Portfolio Manager for a tour of the office and retail components of Taikoo Hui.
"We think [leisure and staples] make a good investment combined," says Derek Rollingson, assistant portfolio manager at ICON.
"In our opinion, $1.2 billion of losses shelters a lot of gains going forward," said Nancy Dennin, assistant portfolio manager of the fund.
"We think this award was egregious and a blatant transfer of shareholder wealth to executives," said Tim Rankin, assistant portfolio manager at Franklin Mutual Advisers.
