portfolio

port·fo·li·o /pɔːtˈfəʊliəʊ $ pɔːrtˈfoʊlioʊ/ noun (plural portfolios) [countableC]

1. Da large flat case used especially for carrying pictures, documents etc 公事包，文件夹；画夹

2 AVa set of pictures or other pieces of work that an artist, photographer etc has done 〔艺术家、摄影师等的〕作品选集

You’ll need to prepare a portfolio of your work.

你要准备一套作品选集。

3 BFa group of stocks owned by a particular person or company 〔某人或某公司持有的〕有价证券组合，投资组合

an investment portfolio

投资组合

4 British EnglishBrEPG the work that a particular government official is responsible for 部长[大臣]的职责

the foreign affairs portfolio

外交部长职责

Examples from the Corpus

portfolio• Financial institutions - which act as intermediaries between lenders and borrowers, and manage their own asset portfolios. 3.• Bankinter has chosen not to take advantage of the new rules and continues to mark its bond portfolio to market prices.• They offer not only all the finest portfolio available but also accurate advice and help.• What they were building was not an ideal city but prudent investment portfolios.• Professional Portfolio, an individual portfolio.• It was reported on Dec. 30 that Carlos Vera had been appointed to take over Zambrano's portfolio.• Beacon will acquire 3. 3 million square feet of space, bringing its total portfolio to 10 million square feet.

From Longman Business Dictionary

portfolioport·fo·li·o /pɔːtˈfəʊliəʊpɔːrtˈfoʊlioʊ/ noun

1[countableC]FINANCE a collection of shares owned by a person or company

European stocks make up 50% of his investment portfolio.

a measure of portfolio performance

2[countableC]COMMERCEMARKETING all the products or services offered by a particular business

The company has struck a deal with a biotechnology company of similar size and product portfolio.