asset management

asset manager | Business English

asset manager
noun[ C ]
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FINANCE
a person or company that takes care of someone else's investments:
The board also intends to appoint a new asset manager for its treasury division soon.

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The assetmanager and asset-managed samples were independent and not matched.
A minority lived in aged-care (residential) facilities (11.7 %) or with the assetmanager (7.3 %).
Some assumed the role on the death of the older person's spouse who had been the household's assetmanager.
The alpha is rather determined by the skills of the assetmanager than by the governance quality of the pension fund.
The most common arrangement used for both age groups, however, was for the assetmanager to pay accounts with his/her own money.
In this scenario, the assetmanager has unfettered access to his aunt's money and made liberal use of it for his own needs.
Though convenient, the intermingling of assets and personal accounts is difficult to audit, and the potential risks to both the older person and the assetmanager are evident.
Respondents were considered to be an assetmanager if they had engaged in at least one of these tasks on behalf of another adult during the previous 12 months.
If records do not exist, issues of protection of both the older person and the assetmanager arise, especially if the older person is incapable of monitoring the manager's actions.
Should it become a real assetmanager for parts of the global savings pool, second-guessing speculators, preventing panic, stabilising markets?
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Pension funds or an ordinary retail customer can evaluate the expenses and choose a better assetmanager when these expenses are fully revealed.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
The assetmanager used trust funds to improve, maintain and liquidate trust assets, and had day-to-day management control.
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