Sentence examples for fixed portfolio from inspiring English sources

"If you have a fixed portfolio there are some real disadvantages when the industry is so dynamic," said Henry T. C. Hu, a finance professor at the University of Texas at Austin.

Each Holdr invests in a fixed portfolio of 20 or so companies chosen from a specific sector.

The flip side of the Holdrs' unmanaged structure, for example, is that for volatile sectors like the Internet, the fixed portfolio may lose its sizzle as years pass.

Unlike a mutual fund, though, it consists of a fixed portfolio of individual bonds.

Another important point: Closed-ends, which are actively managed, tend to have higher fees than ETFs, which (usually) have fixed portfolios.

Using a static model, Giesecke et al. (2014) study the portfolio selection problem of an investor who maximizes the mark-to-market value of a fixed income portfolio of credit default swaps.

"Last year was the first in some time that the bond market had its day in the sun," said Connie J. Plaehn, a managing director of J. P. Morgan Chase & Company who, as senior fixed income portfolio manager for mutual funds, pension and other institutional clients is responsible for managing more than $73 billion in assets.

The same goes for life insurers, numb from the double whammy of fixed income portfolio damage and reserving for annuity accounts and commercial real estate.

Ned Notzen, a fixed income portfolio manager for T. Rowe Price says, "On the corporate side, investors seem more at ease with corporate earnings, so they're open to looking at a corporate bond.

Accordingly, fixed income portfolio managers, central bankers and market participants apply econometric models to achieve a better representation of the evolution of interest rates, in the view that these models are useful decision-orienting tools for their purposes.

The volatility of these funds was represented to range from 4.1percentto6.8percentcent annually, which is extremely low and more akin to what you expect from a fixed income portfolio, rather than one exposed to stock market risk.