Meanings of allocator in anglès

As an allocator of capital, you are always in demand, more so during tough times.

If one of 'our' ships takes a hit, the damage allocator will reduce the damage applied to it.

There are no pure indexers: everyone, like it or not, is an asset allocator, or asset picker if you prefer.

Just before you get a seat, you punch in your choices and pay before you head inside to wait by a 'vacant seat' allocator.

SALT brings together public policy officials, capital allocators, and hedge fund managers to discuss financial markets.

They survive because many pension funds and other allocators are obliged to invest in well-known names.

And large asset allocators such as private banks and the investment arms of big insurers are responding.

In the end, I'll bet on shareholders and citizens as asset allocators above Apple executives and Fed chiefs.

The UK has entrenched its status as the world's least popular region among asset allocators this month, BofA said.

In a hidden inequality context, resource allocators and resource recipients are unaware that an unknowingly advantaged recipient possesses resources.

They said the land allocators had promised them legal protection and that the land would not be taken from them.

Researchers and resource allocators need to be very cautious when comparing results from studies that have used different sets of disability weights.

The state-owned funds, allocators of the state's excess investment capital, have benefited from a 20-percent surge in crude over the past year.

Further supporting the ratings are the company's solid management team and long-term track record as astute operators and capital allocators in the multifamily sector.

Such outperformance might be a function of asset allocators switching from bonds to equities at the start of the year and picking up cheapened stocks.

Asset allocators were decidedly bullish, with equities at 60.7 percent of portfolios and cash allocations touching a new low at 10.2 percent.