A manager should invest in assets that will provide adequate returns. If an asset no longer provides an adequate return, as expected returns may change over time, the manager should disinvest or reduce further investment in that underperforming asset. The key considerations for a manager are providing adequate returns on investments and disinvesting from assets that no longer meet return expectations.
A manager should invest in assets that will provide adequate returns. If an asset no longer provides an adequate return, as expected returns may change over time, the manager should disinvest or reduce further investment in that underperforming asset. The key considerations for a manager are providing adequate returns on investments and disinvesting from assets that no longer meet return expectations.
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A manager should invest in assets that will provide adequate returns. If an asset no longer provides an adequate return, as expected returns may change over time, the manager should disinvest or reduce further investment in that underperforming asset. The key considerations for a manager are providing adequate returns on investments and disinvesting from assets that no longer meet return expectations.
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First, a manager should invest in assets only if the assets will produce adequate returns.
Second, when an asset is not providing adequate return (the expected return could change over the years), it is time to disinvest or reduce further investments into this asset.