Tactical Asset Allocation

Tactical Asset Allocation Definition

(1) An asset allocation strategy that allows active departures from the normal asset mix based upon rigorous objective measures of value.

(2) A Frank Russell Trust Company fund that exploits relative volatility among asset classes through sophisticated models that compare the relative attractiveness of stocks and bonds and identify states of disequilibrium in the pricing relationships that normally exist among them. Also known as TAA.

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