The phrase "associate investments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or investment strategies, often referring to investments that are linked or related to a particular entity or individual.
Example: "The firm specializes in associate investments that align with sustainable development goals."
Alternatives: "related investments" or "affiliated investments."
Be tax-efficient You also need to make your money work harder by being tax-efficient, suggests Maike Currie, associate investment director for personal investing at Fidelity International.
The bridegroom is an associate investment banker with the securities unit of the Bank of America, in New York.
He graduated in 2002, and works as an associate investment banker at Lehman Brothers, but he remembers his limbo as unsettling.
Maike Currie, associate investment director at Fidelity Personal Investing, said that while removing the income tax on interest earned on cash "makes for a great headline", it would do little for cash savers who had to contend with paltry rates.
Maike Currie, associate investment director at the firm, said: "Savers considering property as a means to generate income in retirement should seek proper financial advice to understand whether they will get the return they anticipate.
It is increasingly clear that the basis for sustainable agricultural production and associated investments is greater tenure security for farmers, substantiated by laws, policies, and systems.
The results provide insight into the role of different systems and technologies in providing access to electricity in the region and associated investment requirements.
The high penetration of renewables envisaged for future power systems will significantly increase the need for flexible operational measures and generation technologies, whose associated investment decisions must be properly planned in the long term.
Forward capacity obligations and associated auction mechanisms to determine capacity prices are necessary to restore appropriate wholesale market prices and associated investment incentives to support the optimal portfolio of generating investments.
Mrs. Pogorelec, 24, was until recently an investment associate at Putnam Investments, the mutual fund company in Boston.
