ribilanciamento

rebalancing

noun ree-bee-lahn-cha-MEN-toh Rare

Usage Note

Ribilanciamento is a technical or financial term for the act of rebalancing a portfolio, budget, or system. It is formed from the prefix ri- (re-) + bilanciamento (balancing). In financial Italian it is very common: il ribilanciamento del portafoglio (portfolio rebalancing). Outside finance it may describe structural or institutional restructuring.

Examples

"Il ribilanciamento del portafoglio avviene ogni anno."

Natural Translation

Portfolio rebalancing happens every year.

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