The phrase "asset funds" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to funds that are invested in various assets, such as stocks, bonds, or real estate.
Example: "The company has diversified its portfolio by allocating a significant portion of its capital to asset funds."
Alternatives: "investment funds" or "capital funds".
Like many other large charities, Comic Relief invests in pooled asset funds managed by intermediaries.
The report said Fannie and Freddie were expected to cause "substantial losses," but it noted that they were financed using other funds, not the troubled asset funds.
The distressed asset funds sold through myCFO were packaged and managed by Chenery Associates, which owned 1% of the partnerships.
For the wealth managers and advisors who allocate capital to alternative asset funds, this development may serve as an opportunity to leap forward in the value chain.
The startup already has about one-third of the world's institutional investors already logged into the platform including pension funds, foundations, endowments, family offices, hedge funds, private equity funds, real estate funds, and real asset funds.
Robert B. Milroy, a Guernsey-based money manager and author of the Standard & Poor's Micropal Guide to Offshore Investment Funds, thinks sophisticated investors (and those able to meet the high minimum investments that many alternative asset funds require) could allocate as much as 30% of their money to alternative investments.
So far this year, the Real Asset fund is off 0.6percentt.
He also runs the $3 billion Baron Asset fund.
In 1999 and 2000, the Class A shares of the Real Asset fund performed spectacularly.
The Real Asset fund declined 31percentt, while the S.& P. 500 fell 13percentt.
Thank you for the inspiring and informative article on José Quiñonez *98 and the Mission Asset Fund (cover story, March 21).
