In finance, a trade allocation is the post-execution process of distributing a single block order among multiple client or internal accounts. It ensures accurate settlement and compliance by assigning shares and prices based on pre-agreed criteria. Portfolio managers use it to manage bulk trades efficiently, while brokers and custodians benefit from reduced errors and enhanced transparency. Ultimately, this practice streamlines operations for all institutional parties involved.
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