Portfolio Management Quiz 1

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1 Match each step with the investment management implementation process it is a part of

Liability analysis Define / review
investment objectives
Formulate Investment
strategy
Implementation and
portfolio management
Monitoring/review
Investment
Tactical asset allocation
Stock selection
Asset allocation
Analysis
Select manager
Risk/return
Performance
Short-term/long-term
Benchmarks

2 Rationales for investing in certain asset types

current income tax-effective income income stability long-term stability short-term stability inflation hedge long term inflation hedge cash flow matching liquidity growth superior long-term growth diversification against domestic assets
Cash
Fixed interest
Inflation-linked securities
Infrastructure
Property
Shares
Development capital
International shares
International fixed interest

3 Four of the common ways in which it is possible to examine the role of an assert component in a portfolio

At the most basic level, the objectives for a component part should not be inconsistent with the portfilion achieving the overall objectives.

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The different characteristics of the common asset classes mean that different asset classes can play different rules in meeting a client's liabilities.

The role of an asset component in a portfolio can be looked at from the angle of economic exposures.

Portfolio strucuture can be looked at from the angle of risk budgeting.