Target Application Architecture; A guidance document for making tactical and strategic decisions on what to do with outdated and expensive IT systems
See: Tactical asset allocation
tactical asset allocation. shifting asset class exposure between stocks, bonds, and cash based on fundamental or technical analysis
Tactical Asset Allocation. An asset allocation strategy that allows active departures from the normal asset mix based upon rigorous objective measures of value. Often called active management. It involves forecasting asset returns, volatilities and correlations. The forecasted variables may be functions of fundamental variables, economic variables or even technical variables.
Tactical Asset Allocation. A short-term process which adjusts a fund’s asset allocation. It seeks to exploit perceived differences in comparable values of the various asset classes.
Tactical Asset Allocation. Portfolio strategy that allows active departures from the normal asset mix according to specified objective measures of value. Often called active management. It involves forecasting asset returns, volatilities, and correlations. The forecasted variables may be functions of fundamental variables, economic variables, or even technical variables. Source
Tactical asset allocation. The weightings (holdings) of each asset class and market relative to the benchmark. Used to produce superior returns over the chosen time period.