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Which of the following best describes the primary objective of a 'strategic asset allocation' approach?

Strategic asset allocation involves setting long-term target asset class weights that reflect the investor's permanent objectives and constraints, such as risk

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Question: Which of the following best describes the primary objective of a 'strategic asset allocation' approach?

Answer options: ✅ To establish a long-term target asset mix based on an investor's objectives and risk tolerance.

  • To make short-term adjustments to the asset mix in anticipation of market movements.
  • To continuously rebalance portfolios to their original weights regardless of market conditions.
  • To invest primarily in assets with high liquidity to facilitate frequent trading.

Correct answer: To establish a long-term target asset mix based on an investor's objectives and risk tolerance.

Explanation: Strategic asset allocation involves setting long-term target asset class weights that reflect the investor's permanent objectives and constraints, such as risk tolerance and return requirements.

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