Anlagevolumen

German

Etymology

Anlage (“investment”) +‎ Volumen (“volume”)

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): [ˈanlaːɡəvoˌluːmən]
  • Hyphenation: An‧la‧ge‧vo‧lu‧men

Noun

Anlagevolumen n (strong, genitive Anlagevolumens, plural Anlagevolumen or Anlagevolumina)

  1. (finance) assets under management, investment volume (the total market value of all investments managed by an individual, a financial institution, or within a specific portfolio)
    Trotz der Marktturbulenzen konnte der Fonds sein verwaltetes Anlagevolumen im letzten Quartal stabil halten.
    Despite market turbulence, the fund was able to keep its managed investment volume stable in the last quarter.
    Große institutionelle Investoren verteilen ihr Anlagevolumen oft auf verschiedene Anlageklassen, um Klumpenrisiken zu vermeiden.
    Large institutional investors often distribute their investment volume across different asset classes to avoid cluster risks.

Declension

Declension of Anlagevolumen [neuter, strong]
singular plural
indef. def. noun def. noun
nominative ein das Anlagevolumen die Anlagevolumen, Anlagevolumina
genitive eines des Anlagevolumens der Anlagevolumen, Anlagevolumina
dative einem dem Anlagevolumen den Anlagevolumen, Anlagevolumina
accusative ein das Anlagevolumen die Anlagevolumen, Anlagevolumina

Synonyms

  • Anlagesumme (invested amount)
  • Verwaltetes Vermögen (assets under management)

Antonyms

  • Mittelabfluss (outflow of funds; which reduces the volume)

Hypernyms

  • Bestandsgröße (stock variable)
  • Kapitalmenge (amount of capital)

Coordinate terms

  • Besicherung (collateralization of parts of the volume)
  • Hebelwirkung (leverage; used to expand the effective exposure beyond the actual volume)
  • Mittelfluss (the change in volume due to new or departing investors)
  • Umschlagshäufigkeit (how often the assets within the volume are traded)
  • Wertaufholung (recovery in value, leading to an organic increase in volume)
  • anlegen (to invest)
  • großvolumig (large-scale/high-volume)

References

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