Debt or fixed income securities are subject to market risk, credit risk, interest rate risk, call risk, derivatives risk, dollar roll transaction risk and income risk.
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First, our increasing digital interdependence means that your risk is now my risk and my risk is now your risk.
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Sayers puts them into three categories: climate risk, market risk, and execution risk.
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Masahiko: Well, we always have to obviously, get ourselves to be prepared for any risk - political risk, consumer (risk), reputation risk, whatever.
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You can put some people on a statistical spectrum of risk from fairly high risk to fairly low risk to mixed risk.
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"There is no country-risk, economic risk, default risk or Troika risk," Salvini, who leads the right-wing League, told reporters in Rome.
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"There's risk, that's why they call it risk management, not risk elimination," he said.
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In reality, inaction causes more risk by avoiding the risk than accepting the risk.
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The founders of such companies inherently are taking financial risk, reputational risk, and career risk.
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UK exit risk is not just a UK risk, it's a European risk as well.
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Three areas were rated high risk, 10 a medium risk, and just seven low risk.
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This has led to heightened exposure to interest-rate risk, liquidity risk, and credit risk.
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It also led to the expansion of the risk management function with the net addition of three new roles covering separately investment risk, operational risk and credit risk, respectively headed by an experienced Risk Manager.
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The risk for them isn't, strictly speaking, the risk of loss but the risk of underperformance.
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If you tell me that there is a risk, and that risk is greater than this risk, than we should make an investment in that risk.
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He added that banks possess good risk management practices whether it is liquidity risk, market risk or credit risk, and with "plumping pipes" already in place.
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"It means my new business is at risk, living in San Francisco is at risk, acting as a consultant is at risk, my reputation is at risk, finding employment is at risk," Kramer told NBC News.
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RIVERA: It&aposs lower risk of cancer, lower risk of cardiovascular, lower risk of mental health defects.
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The Indian investor is taking overnight risk, weekend risk, late-night risk when other markets are open.
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In addition to mortality risk, the platform analyzes readmission risk, fall risk, and infection risk by taking into account patient charts on file with hospitals and doctors offices.
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The app, which uses "clinically-proven technology" to assess whether a skin irregularity is low risk, medium risk, or high risk, determined that Killian's mole was medium risk.
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IIB's overall risk profile is assessed as high-risk, reflecting the substantial credit risk exposure of the bank.
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You will want to consider your cash needs, time horizon, risk tolerance, risk capacity and need for risk.
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If financial risk metrics fail to capture misconduct risk effectively, should regulators also try to manage conduct risk?
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"It's a risk-risk question, because either side you fall on comes with some risk," Dr. Lakshmin said.
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Tim Maurer, director of personal finance at Buckingham and The BAM Alliance, looks at the issue of risk and risk tolerance from three angles: a client's ability to assume risk, willingness to assume risk and need to assume risk.
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To ensure the risk they bore was reasonable, the ACA created "three R's": risk corridors, reinsurance, and risk adjustment.
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The ESRB identifies three categories for financial vulnerabilities over up to three years: risk, medium risk and high risk.
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The tests produce numerical scores that correspond to different risk groups, from least risk-tolerant to most risk-tolerant.
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The President plans to identify "high-risk, medium risk and low-risk" counties where different measures would be appropriate.
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The administration is considering a plan where counties would be classified as high-risk, medium-risk or low-risk.
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One cannot earn more than the risk-free rate when protecting against all risks (here, overall global bond yield risk and currency risk — though we could also add sovereign credit risk, counterparty risk, et al into the equation) unless the market is broken.
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The "equity risk premium" is the extra return (above the risk-free rate) that an investor expects for the risk of investing in stocks, as opposed to risk-free U.S. Treasuries.
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The system uses an algorithm to calculate how likely a person is going to offend, and classes them into the categories of extreme risk, high risk, medium risk, or low risk.
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Instead, establish clear rules for risk taking, like what constitutes a good or bad risk, what happens with success or failure from a risk, who needs to approve a risk, etc.
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One way the ACA does this is through broad risk pools where low-risk, healthy individuals subsidize high-risk individuals.
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"Some teams will do a high risk or a low risk for every grade, like a high-risk 6 or a low-risk 5," said Derek Falvey, the Twins' chief baseball officer.
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Cyber risk has consistently been cited as the top risk since the Depository launched its Systemic Risk Barometer Survey in 2013.
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You know, at the IMF meetings last week, you heard more discussion of political risk and geopolitical risk than economic risk.
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When you invest in emerging markets, when you invest in emerging markets, you worry about political risk, economic risk, currency risk.
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And the country should assess its situation, understand the risk, assess the risk, and then take measures proportionate to the risk.
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This acknowledges that the nature and treatment of risk has shifted, from pre-existing risk to risk driven by behavioural factors.
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I think there might be a bipartisan opportunity there to get risk pools, risk mechanisms — in Maine, they do risk sharing.
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In short, insurance companies were prohibited from managing risk by charging healthy, low-risk people less than frailer, high-risk people.
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Unrest remains a tail risk rather than a central risk.
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These are people at risk — real risk — of physical harm.
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Thiem felt obliged to take big risk after big risk.
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I.P. risk doo doo doo doo doo doo, I.P. risk!
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"When health workers are at risk, we're all at risk."
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Not the statistics of risk, but the feelings of risk.
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"There's probably more upside risk than downside risk," she said.
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In such transactions, RV risk often outweighs obligor default risk.
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There is also a Risk Secretariat, which reviews and evaluates risk management practices and helps prioritize risk-related supervisory activities across firms.
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The rating does not address the risk of loss due to risks other than credit risk, unless such risk is specifically mentioned.
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The biggest medical risk that comes with taking the pill is an increased risk of blood clots — but that risk is low.
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"Our system can predict the risk of deteriorations in patients — the risk of a fall, the risk of a hospitalization," Maruthappu said.
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Any reauthorization by Congress should include structure-based risk pricing for all (you pay for your risk, not the risk of others).
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"Using these data-driven criteria, we will suggest guidelines categorizing counties as high-risk, medium-risk, and low risk," the letter reads.
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The results include a 42 percent lower risk of esophageal cancer, 27 percent lower risk of liver cancer, 26 percent lower risk of lung cancer and a 23 percent lower risk of kidney cancer.
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Asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities are subject to additional risks such as prepayment risk, liquidity risk, default risk and adverse economic developments.
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Under Obamacare's risk adjustment program, health plans with low risk scores give up some of their revenue to plans with high risk scores.
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"It is said: 'to risk one's life', but perhaps one should say 'to risk life', [because] being alive is a risk," she continued.
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Both involve risk, but for the activist the risk is really just the body; for the artist, the risk is to their inside.
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"People think that they're tied because there's risk appetite in markets, there's certainly risk appetite in bitcoin, risk appetite in equities," said Bilello.
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Portfolio Sensitivity to Market Risk The fund's low exposure to interest rate risk and spread risk is reflected in a short maturity profile.
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In a letter, Trump said new coronavirus testing capabilities would allow his administration to identify "high-risk, medium-risk and low-risk" counties.
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BC: It is a risk, it is a risk for us.
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Not just personal risk; risk for my family, for my team.
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In financial jargon, they face both investment risk and longevity risk.
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New businesses require risk, and risk means sacrificing security and stability.
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"Pricing reflects risk; risk reflects the absence of information," Silverman said.
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Counterparty and Forex Risk: TBI's rating also reflects low counterparty risk.
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"I see risk preference shifting significantly to risk taking," he said.
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The more risk factors a person had, the greater the risk.
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A risk-based approach to a vendor's cybersecurity risk is vital.
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One park or monument at risk means all are at risk.
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Your question, about the perception of risk, there is no risk.
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He will also have to take risk after risk and convert.
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" — Oprah Winfrey "If you don't risk anything, you risk even more.
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It taught me how to understand absolute risk versus relative risk.
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Together, the studies associated PPI use with a 603 percent heightened risk of developing dementia, 44 percent heightened risk for osteoporotic bone fractures, 20 percent heightened risk for heart attack, 70 percent heightened risk for clostridium difficile infections (which can be life-threatening), 30 to 50 percent heightened risk for chronic kidney disease, and an increased risk of stomach cancer.
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Tesla&aposs appetite for risk has been staggering, and the risk that it gobbled up has been Grade A prime risk — some might not even call it risk, preferring to label Musk&aposs ambition as impossible.
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The things many worried about most, from interest rate risk, to political risk, to foreign policy risk, were virtually ignored by the financial markets.
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"We're balancing three key risks — market risk, longevity risk and inflation risk — and we want a portfolio that works across different markets," said Brancato.
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The fund adjusts its overall risk budget based on dynamic drawdown management, a function of fund performance, risk measures robustness and market risk appetite.
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This is seeing Owlin enable 15,000 counter-party risk managers worldwide to track risk events that are not captured by traditional credit risk metrics.
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The years 2009-2011 were characterized by the risk-on-risk-off trade with every part of the risk universe moving in lock-step.
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In 2015, Aon Risk Solutions said Libya was at "severe" risk from terrorism and political violence, with the risk "high" in Algeria and Egypt.
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Zero-risk bias occurs when we choose to eliminate risk absolutely in one area, rather than eliminate more risk spread out across different areas.
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Call me conservative, but mezzanine makes more sense than layering risk on risk by combining country risk with the dangers of mainstream property development.
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Portfolio Sensitivity to Market Risk The fund has low exposure to interest rate risk and spread risk, as reflected in its short maturity profile.
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"There is no risk-free strategy unfortunately, as moving fully into a risk-on or risk-off portfolio inevitably leads to very different results."
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The rest of their portfolio stays invested in a diversified allocation determined by both spouses' risk tolerance, age, risk capacity and need for risk.
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Fitch views CDB's risk profile as low-risk, chiefly owing to its 'very low' loan impairment rate (0.5%), 'very low' equity risk (no equity participations in the portfolio), 'very low' market risks and 'excellent' risk management policies.
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One argument is that risk assessment algorithms predict the wrong outcomes: Instead of giving the probability of risk of violent crime or real flight risk, they predict risk of any arrest and failure to appear in court.
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Americans shifted from higher risk to lower-risk investments like savings accounts.
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Risk Legacy offers all the complexity of Risk with even more complexity!
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BlackRock's operations are relatively low risk, with little balance sheet-related risk.
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"We now face a new risk, a risk of complacency," he said.
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And an increase of a small risk is still a small risk.
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Key person risk is limited for this fund, but model risk exists.
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FIBank's risk management framework has improved and risk appetite has been reduced.
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A new risk emerging from GDPR is the risk of private litigation.
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"Climate risk is the most ubiquitous risk out there," Ms. Rogers said.
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There were 1,550 women with high clinical risk and low genomic risk.
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Americans shifted from higher-risk to lower-risk investments like savings accounts.
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How much of an insurance risk or a credit risk are you?
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AND BY RAISING RISK AWARENESS, YOU MAKE INVESTORS BASICALLY PRICE RISK BETTER.
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"The drought risk is lower, the heat risk is lower," he said.
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This resulted in housing some high-risk detainees with low-risk detainees.
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For older women with the same risk factors, the risk was 21%.
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And the ways of mitigating risk - not just project by project - but as a system, by diversifying risk and pooling risk and creating a large scale diversified asset class that can attract institutional investors because institutional investors don't have the expertise or risk appetite for individual project risk in general.
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I think the key message to entrepreneurs is, you have to take risk, entrepreneur by definition is a risk taker but a moderate risk taker so that you're not ... Is a risk-taker, but a moderate risk-taker so that you're not putting everything on the line all the time.
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To us, there is risk to the economy, risk that tax reform does not help banks as much as expected, and risk that deregulation disappoints.
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R. Shernoff, Brooklyn TO THE EDITOR: The risk for ovarian cancer is low, so even if the risk is doubled, it is still low risk.
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A doctor can look at it and say this child is at low risk, moderate risk or high risk of having a toxic stress physiology.
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This is about putting American families in this situation over and over, where their jobs are at risk, their insurance is at risk, their livelihoods are at risk, but ultimately, it's their children's lives that are at risk.
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Pooling the results, the study team found that atrial fibrillation was associated with a 46 percent greater risk of death from any cause, 61 percent increased risk of heart disease, 88 percent increased risk of sudden cardiac death, fivefold greater risk of heart failure and 64 percent greater risk of chronic kidney disease.
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This was driven primarily by EUR8.0 billion lower risk weighted assets (RWAs) in 1H17, driven by de-risking in its Asset and Capital Recovery Unit, declining market risk RWA - including pension risk - and a decrease in operational risk RWA.
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A person with a score of zero to five points is deemed low risk; six to 22015 points, medium risk; and 22007 or more, high risk.
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Then, you'll start gearing up for the Risk Management Professional (PMI-RMP) exam with a course that teaches you risk management concepts and organizational risk attitudes.
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"Even though the risk of infection from Zika is considered low, it is a risk nonetheless and a risk I am unwilling to take," McIlroy added.
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The risk for me is distinct from the risk to the building owner, which is also different from the risk to the city of San Francisco.
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The study's design explored the risk of flooding and erosion under four different sea-level rise scenarios until 2100, ranging from no risk to highest risk.
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The study found that aspirin reduces the risk of heart problems for at-risk patients and for some patients without a known risk of cardiovascular disease.
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The primary risk in high yield is not interest rate risk, it's credit risk, and with the U.S. economy so strong, credit is holding up well.
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So our satellites are at risk, and our ground infrastructure is at risk.
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There are other risk factors for cancer risk, like weight and smoking status.
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We not only risk leaving Somalia behind, we risk forgetting Somalia all together.
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LOW-RISK As stock prices tumbled, yields on low-risk government bonds fell.
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I weigh the risk that the CEO won't take the regulatory risk seriously.
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Desiree is taking a huge risk here – and the risk doesn't pay off.
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In the question "Who is most at risk?" the word "risk" is misspelled.
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And we have to manage risk, because there's risk everywhere we do business.
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Can they move from risk-averse, playing defense, to risk-loving, playing offense?
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Insurance works by pooling risk, and sharing the costs to cover that risk.
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The issue is not minimizing risk; the issue is pricing risk appropriately. 85033.
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That separation allows greater control and reduces both business risk and environmental risk.
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Counterparty and Forex Risk: TBI's rating also reflects its low customer concentration risk.
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Beyond these classical risk factors, several slightly odd risk factors have been identified.
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I understand stocks always involve risk, but risk should be measured and appropriate.
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"High-risk people" and "high-risk sex" have been deleted from the lexicon.
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TT: So, in terms of risk, of course there is a geopolitical risk.
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Many of the risk factors for homicide are also risk factors for suicide.
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If your risk tolerance is low, stick to lower-risk investments, like bonds.
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Behavioural Risk Management (BRM) is a new expertise within ING's global Risk organisation.
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In terms of risk here in China, debt risk, how are things looking?
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Otherwise, we risk creating solutions that inordinately harm our most at-risk populations.
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For men under 45 with those same risk factors, the risk was 29%.
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Based on known femicide risk factors, some tools to mitigate risk are available.
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The report ranks highest-risk installations and lowest-risk installations for each branch.
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It really needs to be more execution risk, and overall market orientation risk.
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Both risk avoidance and risk reduction approaches can and should include skills associated with helping youth delay sex as well as skills to help those youth already engaged in sexual risk to return toward risk-free choices in the future.
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"We have a pool of athletes and we look at them all individually, track their performances, analyze profiles and look at risk factors to group them into high risk, medium risk and low risk," said Brett Clothier, head of the AIU.
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Every 11 pounds gained was associated with a 30 percent higher risk of type 2 diabetes, 14 percent higher risk of high blood pressure, six percent higher risk of obesity-related cancers, and five percent higher risk of nonsmokers dying prematurely.
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THE ONLY EXPLANATION I CAN THINK OF IS INFLATION IS VERY LOW AND BASICALLY, IT'S A SHORTAGE OF LOW RISK AND NO-RISK ASSETS AND PEOPLE -- THERE'S A CERTAIN BUYER POPULATION THAT WANTS NO RISK AND THEY'RE BUYING NO-RISK ASSETS.
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A number of other insurers have filed lawsuits over both risk adjustment and risk corridors, and CMS has indicated that it will make up the shortfall in risk-corridor payments and reevaluate the methodology used to calculate risk-adjustment payments.
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When offered the choice between risk to their unborn baby and risk to themselves, they chose taking on the risk in an effort to protect the baby.
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A "risk premium" is the minimum amount of excess return, above the risk-free rate, that an investor requires for taking on a certain level of risk.
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Included in most of these risk tools is age, because risk of cardiovascular disease in later life is higher if you have risk factors in your forties.
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Those at greatest risk, the report found, were men in China -- whose risk went up to 41.1% -- and women in Latvia -- whose risk went up to 41.7%.
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In addition to risk tolerance, Schulte says they should consider their "risk capacity" — or the amount of risk a person needs to take to reach their goals.
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The risk of developing Parkinson's disease was near equal for both genders, with women having a 4.3% risk and men a 4.9% risk of developing the disease.
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"As long as we can be paid properly and we can understand the risk and we can structure the risk, we will assume that risk," Greenberg said.
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"The real risk is the macroeconomic risk rather than a regulatory risk," said David Pinto-Duschinsky, who works in London for Promontory Financial Group, a consulting firm.
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And yes, the risk today is not that much political risk in individual countries.
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They have been dorkily nicknamed "The Three Rs": reinsurance, risk corridors, and risk adjustment.
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It talks about risk, the risk that equipment could be misused in the future.
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"One person gets more risk averse, the other has more risk appetite," he continued.
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The cost of risk overwhelms everything else, and risk is extremely high right now.
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"People don't like to take a risk, but I took a risk," he stresses.
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If you talk to any risk management expert, they'll tell you that's a risk.
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More useful ways to think about risk There are constructive ways to consider risk.
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Investors' "risk appetite should improve as China's economic downturn risk is contained," Hui added.
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SCBAM's investment risk management is embedded in investment processes and quantified through risk analytics.
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So this puts women at risk of infection and their babies at deeper risk.
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Now, banks need to assess the risk of using this credit risk modeling system.
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A starting point is programs similar to ObamaCare's risk adjustment, reinsurance and risk corridors.
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MORE EXECUTION RISK Fitch sees more merger-related execution risk from Marriott's revised offer.
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AND EVERY TIME THAT HAPPENS, IT'S GOING TO CREATE A RISK, A SECURITY RISK.
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Cost of risk reflects the price a lender pays to manage its risk exposure.
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How much "risk" is enough risk to justify an abortion under laws like these?
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Consequently, what's missing from her speculations on risk is precisely any sense of risk.
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Moderate risk is the second-highest risk level on the SPC's storm outlook scale.
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Among smokers, the risk of a high-GI diet elevated the risk 31 percent.
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Refinancing Risk: Refinancing risk exists around the USD350 million secured notes due August 2019.
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On the positive side, lower China macro risk is positive for risk assets globally.
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So, rather than avoiding the risk of trying, avoid the risk of not trying.
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The risk management firm named Bao Chau Nguyen as head of regulatory & risk reporting.
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He is a managing director at Teneo Risk, a strategic risk mitigation advisory firm.
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Furthermore, the risk-adjusted returns and risk of default are totally different to ICOs.
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PICKER: SO IN TERMS OF THAT RISK AWARENESS, WHAT'S THE BEST MEASURE OF RISK?
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Cambusnethan House is on Scotland's Buildings at Risk Register at a "critical" risk level.
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New larger SPC Enhanced Risk includes a 265% Severe Wind Risk, quoting possible #DERECHO.
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But your capacity for risk and your tolerance for risk are slightly different things.
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Operational risk is the more relevant risk for Lombard Odier and private banking peers.
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Regulatory Compliance Risk: Fitch sees evolving regulations as a major risk for Indonesian retailers.
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"There's the government shutdown risk and then there's the debt ceiling risk," he said.
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IIB's overall risk profile improved in 2017 and is now assessed as 'medium-risk'.
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She took that risk, so why can't I take that risk and leave everything?
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"Market risk" and "counterparty risk" nabbed just 14% and 6% of the votes, respectively.
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So it was a risk to take that kind of a risk. Mm-hmm.
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Five years ago, cybersecurity risk was ranked the 15th most important business risk, according to the Allianz Risk Barometer, based on a survey of global insurers and brokers.
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Reduce your risk While risk factors like genetics and age cannot be avoided, you can take measures to lower your risk of breast cancer mainly by staying healthy.
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But the firm said it doesn't "believe investors should continue to aggressively de-risk or sell risk assets," as "the premium for risk aversion assets has increased sharply."
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"Many who have higher net worth also have higher risk tolerance preferences and risk capacity, so target date and low risk funds don't always make sense," Carson said.
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We see rapid loan growth as an indicator of higher risk appetite, but risk controls and capital management should remain adequate to help banks maintain sufficient risk buffers.
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The Marines should instead use a risk-centered strategy that focuses on the national security risk created by the breakdown in military command and increased risk of blackmail.
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The authors also call for continued improvement in risk models for estimating patients' risk of readmission, just like current, well-tested models to predict their risk of death.
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Like heart disease risk calculators used to monitor those vulnerable to heart attacks, suicide risk assessments and risk reduction strategies should be employed to reduce suicide threat levels.
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Mental illness does, however, increase an individual's risk of suicide, and "extreme risk" laws serve as a powerful suicide prevention tool for those at risk of harming themselves.
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Infant and maternal breastfeeding benefits are found to range from decreased risk of newborn infection and risk of obesity to decreased risk of maternal breast and ovarian cancer.
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Compared to March 219, 269 more cities and counties in the province were lowered to low risk, while five fell to medium risk from high risk, it said.
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He now clearly recognizes that this is a risk to the American economy, a risk to his reelection, and a risk to all of us, to our health.
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They had a 90 percent increased risk for stroke, more than double the risk for heart failure, and two-and-a-half times the risk for heart attack.
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The restrictions and controls we detail in the high risk vendors framework give us a way of minimising the risk of using a high risk vendor like Huawei.
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Longer hormone treatment increased the risk: Researchers found a 12 percent increased relative risk with six or fewer months of treatment, a 26 percent increased risk with seven to 11 months, and a 37 percent increased risk with a year or more.
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"If a physician retires, it might be difficult to find another physician who is willing to take over, potentially putting their life and the lives of their family members at risk -- risk of harassment, risk of stigma and risk of violence," she said.
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Holding short-term liabilities and making long-term loans carries significant liquidity risk – the risk that depositors will want their funds back before borrowers repay – and interest rate risk – the risk that rates paid on deposits will rise before rates earned on loans.
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Some 13 percent of the high-risk men tested positive for an S.T.I., compared with 5.7 percent of the medium-risk men and 2.8 percent of low-risk men.
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Dangers include credit risk and heightened levels of non-performing loans, a risk that stock and bond markets crash after a multi-year rally, and conduct and governance risk.
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A VR downgrade could result from unexpected deterioration in capitalisation or its risk profile, or excessive growth or risk-taking, particularly in high-risk high-return unsecured personal loans.
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Lumber Liquidators stock plunges as CDC raises cancer risk of flooring The original report found the risk was three times lower than the risk identified in the new report.
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It noted that firms have almost uniformly established a chief risk officer position and shown more active participation by the board and various risk committees in enterprise risk management.
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They expected the health risk of one cigarette to be five percent of the risk of smoking 20 (one divided by 20; this is true for lung cancer risk).
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"By analyzing the data comparing self-assessed risk versus risk as predicted by the tool, we found that most people's self-assessment differed from the predicted risk," he said.
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CARNEY: BREXIT BIGGEST DOMESTIC RISK TO FINANCIAL STABILITY It is a risk to domestic financial stability and it has some potential to amplify pre-existing risk to financial stability.
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Chocolate consumption was associated with a 21% lower risk of stroke, a 29% lower risk of developing heart disease and a 45% lower risk of dying of heart disease.
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In addition, because pretrial risk assessment tools require timely and accurate information, any missing data could result in low-risk people being detained or high-risk individuals being released.
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These include a host of capital and liquidity requirements, operational risk, cyber risk, vendor risk, anti-money laundering and bank secrecy rules, fair lending and anti-discrimination lending laws.
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They should invest at the right level of risk, taking on more risk for longer-term goals, and less risk for the shorter term, such as a down payment.
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The risk that their gift of love would be rejected; the risk that they would be misunderstood; the risk that their creation would have a life of his own.
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Among people genetically at high risk for heart disease, good sleep habits were actually protective, putting them at lower risk than poor sleepers with similarly high genetic risk. 9.
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National risk assessments will be a central element towards building a coordinated EU risk assessment.
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Why risk managing someone reacting in ways she can't control, or risk going to jail?
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But when you take the risk out of the city, you attract the risk-averse.
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Risk cannot be eliminated, it can only be transformed into a different type of risk.
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So when the DAO had a problem, guess what: he has legal risk, regulatory risk.
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Risk is anathema to him while he builds what he calls possession, no-risk soccer.
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"It, therefore, gives a little bit more risk sentiment, a positive risk sentiment," he said.
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It's a level of risk that the risk-averse FAA probably won't want to stomach.
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Rising U.S. interest rates and declining appetite for Argentine risk after the country's risk measure .
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"The individual risk will likely be low, but not the cumulative social risk," Beyea said.
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My life is also further at risk — but a lower risk, as a white person.
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Paradoxically, the rising risk of floods also means there's a greater risk of water shortages.
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By comparison, hypertension (a known risk factor for kidney disease) increased the risk by 17%.
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Of course, markets that have low country risk premiums are by no means risk-free.
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He said low-risk, low-volatility stocks have historically outperformed higher-risk stocks over time.
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Fitch looks at FAF's capitalization on both a risk adjusted and non-risk adjusted basis.
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Dookhi most recently served as a risk actuary working on enterprise risk management at Prudential.
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Under Nevada Parole Recidivism Risk and Crime Severity Guidelines, Simpson is a low risk felon.
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It puts our homeland security at greater risk, and our national security at greater risk.
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What's more, high-risk detainees were not properly restricted, while some low-risk ones were.
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Volatile growth and heightened market risk originating from the regional expansion relatively undermine risk controls.
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Yes, the reward is worth the risk in these cases, but the risk is real.
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But adolescents are not only at risk for pregnancy but also at risk for STIs.
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" A risk for households Investors risk getting caught in what economists call a "doom loop.
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That includes the risk corridors program, which is temporary, and risk adjustment, which is permanent.
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Nine Republican-held seats are at risk, while 26 Democrat-held seats are at risk.
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Suppose a car insurer faces two different types of customer, high-risk and low-risk.
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"We are at risk in 2018 and 2020 ... we are always at risk," Pompeo said.
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And still board members think that there is downside risk bigger than the upside risk.
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Risk making occurs when an investor creates risk as part of an otherwise unattractive investment.
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Cyber risk is a business risk that has managerial, operational, financial, legal, and technological dimensions.
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Both need a way to more accurately assess risk and determine a company's risk profile.
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Some insurers focus on higher-risk properties, while others may focus on lower-risk locations.
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" Added Pompeo: "We are at risk in 2018 and 2020 ... we are always at risk.
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It is assumed credit risk and market risk has skyrocketed over the last several weeks.
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"Older voters tend to be risk-averse, and Trump is nothing but risk," he said.
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"That's guided Nixon to three promising areas that she calls "the lowest-risk risk assets.
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Investment risk management is strongly embedded in the asset manager's investment processes and risk analytics.
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Tail Risk Mitigated A specific focus has been given to tail risk for these deals.
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Risk appetite is fairly conservative despite rapid growth and expansion into some higher-risk markets.
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The risk declined with age, and by age 60, the risk was 29 percent higher.
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In order to take investment risk you have to lower the bar to risk aversion.
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GZ: We weren't focused on that risk, but we don't really care about that risk.
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Still, Mahaney noted that regulatory risk was "something of a 'permanent' investment risk" for Google.
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"But we have to balance that risk against the risk of crying wolf," he said.
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"We're running a parallel risk framework to add to the traditional risk framework," he said.
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"We are a very high risk, if not the highest risk state," Justice said Monday.
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N.B.H.: High-risk behaviors only account for about 50 percent of the increased health risk.
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The United bid had three areas of medium risk, and 17 areas of low risk.
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"Not only do I risk my health, but I risk" the health of my family.
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Risk scores in Chicago range from 4003 to 500, with higher scores representing increasing risk.
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Big risk capital, with more money in the balance, is quietly stepping away from risk.
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"Relative risk sounds very high, but these are not huge increases in risk," she said.
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FEMA maps classify flood zones into three categories: high-risk, moderate-low risk and undetermined.
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"We are at risk in 2018 and 2020 ... we are always at risk," he said.
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"Credit risk is still the main risk faced by commercial banks this year," Guan said.
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LOW-RISK Stock market strength lessened the appeal of low-risk, low-reward government debt.
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Obamacare's risk corridors were a temporary, three-year program that helped insurers manage this risk.
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So while putting together the genesis build was a risk, it was a constructive risk.
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Rheumatoid arthritis increases the risk of lymphomas — but oddly lowers the risk of breast cancer.
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To his mind, the elevated risk of cancer outweighs the risk of a false positive.
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"A risk in the future feels a lot less scary than a risk that's presented right now," the risk-perception expert David Ropeik told my colleague Laura Bliss in 2015.
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"The euro can rally on risk-on or risk-off, and it's definitely a risk-on day today," said Dave Bradley, director of FX trading at Scotia Capital in Toronto.
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Later that same year, a University of Michigan study used a genetic test and risk factors like smoking and diabetes to break patients into high-risk and low-risk groups.
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American is at risk for about 6 percent of its income, United is at risk for about 5 percent and Delta is at risk for about 3 percent, he said.
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They had no greater risk of stroke mortality, but did have a 19 percent increased risk for death from cardiovascular disease and a 12 percent increased risk for overall mortality.
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Asked to rate their personal risk of getting sick from the virus, 56 percent say they feel at risk, with 20 percent saying they believe they are at high risk.
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They found that among people genetically at high risk for cardiovascular disease, good sleep habits were protective, putting them at lower risk than poor sleepers with similarly high genetic risk.
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When the authors looked at the drugs separately, they found pregabalin was associated with a higher risk, but gabapentin was associated with a decreased risk or no change in risk.
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In high-risk individuals, treatment with antivirals can prevent hospitalization or reduce the risk of complications.
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The risk-on, risk-off market led to market participants wanting to make the same trade.
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Although the risk is low, exercise itself can also increase your risk of a heart attack.
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For the rest of us, it's a risk to tell and a risk not to tell.
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"It's worth taking a small risk, a small but manageable risk, of no deal," Davis added.
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The risk with investing However, investing is rarely free of risk, and TRINE is no exception.
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I'm basically starving; getting pregnant could risk my life, plus I'm at high risk for bleeding.
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Nor has his risk-aversion on Syria or risk-readiness to reach an accommodation with Iran.
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I'm not saying you're high risk I'm just saying I can confirm that you're low risk.
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Risk assets should rally back and, with a rise in risk appetite, the Kiwi surges higher.
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Why you get risk wrong Psychologists have studied why we are so bad at assessing risk.
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Obesity increases the risk, but sugar is an independent risk factor apart from calories or obesity.
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J&J said the risk is extremely low, but suggested ways users could mitigate that risk.
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However, this risk is mitigated by a high level of diversification and improved risk management policies.
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Of these, all 20 higher-risk contacts and 78 lower-risk contacts agreed to be screened.
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Our Country Risk Assessment is a measure of corporate credit risk, and so affects mainly corporates.
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Every investor has his (or her) own sense of risk and of country risk premium levels.
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In late May, the firm's measure of domestic security risk crossed over the geopolitical risk line.
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Put simply, we are creating new risk faster than we are dealing with the existing risk.
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Leemhuis says this makes risk-models more accurate and risk departments "more beloved by the regulators".
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However, as the physical risk of self-administered abortion shrinks, the risk of arrest looms larger.
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For the men, smoking doubled the risk of hip fracture and being disabled tripled the risk.
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Open Access Risk Remote: Open access is a risk that could potentially affect the STM division.
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On a risk-weighted basis, these are currently just above 8% of risk weighted assets (RWA).
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You're putting loads of people at risk but you wouldn't put your own kids at risk.
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MC: We already agreed that risk sharing and risk reduction need to go hand in hand.
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Risk-based rates should be paired with better incentives to mitigate the risk of storm damage.
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It was a security risk and an infrastructure risk, but not because it was Elf Bowling.
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This in turn is likely to affect overseas investor risk perceptions and their expected risk premium.
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Hence, "inflation risk would become again a first component of the insolvency/default risk," Minenna said.
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The ratings also factor in BCE's moderate risk appetite, adequate risk management and stable liquidity profile.
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This significantly exposes the bank to event risk, despite some of them being 0% risk-weighted.
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"Oh dear God, my child is at risk, seriously at risk," Ms. Pearson thought to herself.
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BK's risk-adjusted capital position remains solid in the context of its low risk balance sheet.
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Increasingly, it seems a risk is not a risk for financial markets until it actually hits.
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But Smith warns there are significant risks with this path, including market risk and legal risk.
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Scientists have long tried to understand what makes some people risk-averse and others risk-taking.
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"All firearms are a risk, but some are a much greater risk than others," he said.
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But we now know that individual risk management isn't a workable alternative to corporate risk-pooling.
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"The biggest risk is not taking any risk," the 35-year-old said at the time.
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You can run a fever, risk hypothermia, risk kidney damage, and cause your body to starve.
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Dr. Rule said cigarette risk is easier to quantify, because they can measure risk by cigarette.
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Accuracy, not an Aversion to Risk Today's cutting edge technology is also accurate, not risk-averse.
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There are two other things about risk to keep in mind about who's at higher risk.
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I read the studies, but it's just a risk and a risk doesn't mean you shouldn't.
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Investors are now recalculating the risk-reward trade-off as the risk of a recession looms.
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NZ POLICE : THERE IS NOT A ZERO RISK WITH THIS PLAN, IT DOES COME WITH RISK
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A principal may be more risk-averseLastly, with organizations, you also need to understand risk profiles.
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But there is a risk and that risk has increased and it's increasing by the day.
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Fitch views this risk as negative for the ratings since it contributes to interest rate risk.
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Managing risk re-allocation This transformation increasingly shifts the focus of risk from buyers to sellers.
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Finally, you did not question the original paper's use of relative risk measures, versus absolute risk.
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"Many investors think the perception of risk is greater than the actual risk," the person said.
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Risk scores may be 'the way of the future' Research into opioid risk factors is nascent.
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In Mississippi, nearly 75 percent of the state was either at high risk or at risk.
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This has Pollitz skeptical that the high-risk pools could actually serve high-risk patients well.
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After adjusting for other risk factors, they found that compared with the one-fifth of people with the lowest weight variability, the one-fifth with the highest had a 78 percent higher risk of new onset diabetes, a 117 percent higher risk of heart attack, a 136 percent higher risk of stroke, and a 124 percent higher risk of death.
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Let's talk about some of the headwinds, then, because clearly Brexit is a political risk, Donald Trump is a political risk, elections across Europe are a political risk for this year.
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"The debate is how much (the Cenovus deal) truly diversifies risk as acquiring E&P assets implies taking on additional commodity risk, while international projects incur increased country risk," Barclays said.
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"Short term use was associated with a 15% heightened risk; medium term use was associated with a 17% heightened risk; and long term use with a 29% heightened risk," Bérard said.
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"Even though the risk of infection from the Zika virus is considered low, it is a risk nonetheless and a risk I am unwilling to take," McIlroy said in a statement.
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Value of risk taking Risk taking plays a vital role by allowing companies to pursue activities that, while potentially rewarding, carry a lot of associated operational, technological, market or financial risk.
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The 'AAA' breakeven AP also takes into account the interest rate risk arising from the unhedged nature of the programme and adjustments made for insurance set-off risk and commingling risk.
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But California has also allowed thousands of homes to be built in high-risk areas, putting lives and property at risk, as well as increasing the risk of igniting a blaze.
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"The risk of transmission of STIs from oral sex is a lower than that of penetrative sex but I always reiterate that low risk does not mean no risk," she says.
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"Southern California is particularly at risk for excessive rainfall and mudslides -- so a high risk has been issued for this region -- with a moderate risk stretching into Los Angeles," it said.
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The research concluded that eating 153 portions per day was associated with a 24% reduced risk of heart disease, a 33% reduced risk of stroke, a 28% reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, a 13% reduced risk of total cancer, and a 31% reduction in dying prematurely.
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In the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch monthly fund managers' survey, protectionist risk was listed by 160 global fund managers as the second-biggest risk for financial stability, after geopolitical risk.
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Clifford-Toomey joins the risk management team, led by Chief Risk Officer Mandy Norton, at a time when the bank is working to overhaul its risk management procedures to satisfy regulator demands.
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Another 3.5 percent were at higher risk of type 2 diabetes, 1.5 percent had a high-risk profile for breast cancer and 3.2 percent were at higher risk of inflammatory bowel disease.
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Jeff Spivey, president of Security Risk Management Inc and co-founder of the Global Security Risk Management Alliance, said the index could provide companies with more visibility to help them manage risk.
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CUB An upgrade of CUB's IDRs and Viability Rating would require an improved risk appetite, possibly through lower risk underwriting or a stronger risk-control framework, evidenced by performance through the cycle.
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But having a body mass index (BMI) in the obese range increased the risk by 33 percent, high diastolic blood pressure increased risk 26 percent and high triglycerides increased risk 23 percent.
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"We have a separate category (of risk) around interstate conflict but it's arguable that much of cyber risk is actually in interstate conflict rather than separately as a technology risk," he said.
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But Kaepernick is the one taking all the risk — including the risk of serious injury — while the 49ers have managed to eliminate their own financial risk and move it onto the player.
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In a letter, Trump said new coronavirus testing capabilities would allow his administration to identify "high-risk, medium risk and low-risk" counties where different levels of social distancing would be appropriate.
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CK: Then of course everybody likes to talk about being risk-prone — and in fact many very successful entrepreneurs are not risk-prone, they are just very good at calibrating the risk.
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In other developments: President Trump said he planned to label different areas as "high risk, medium risk or low risk," as part of guidelines to help states determine quarantine and distancing measures.
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Under the two-step approach prepared for the ministers' discussions on Thursday, the euro zone would move on risk sharing and risk reduction in parallel, but with more emphasis on risk reduction.
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The Risk List is probably not as scary as it sounds The Risk List sounds daunting, right?
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What's more, many emerging-market stocks involve significant company risk and, depending on their environments, political risk.
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Get it wrong and you run the risk of an unhealthy, unproductive workforce — and risk your reputation.
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BG: Well, certainly the US is probably the best at having risk capital and risk-taking activities.
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Huawei is a risk, certainly — but there are other ways besides a ban to mitigate that risk.
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High uncertainty times high stakes equals high risk, exactly the kind of risk that requires substantial hedging.
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When we do not spend the money to hedge against risk, risk mounts, at enormous financial cost.
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"He's accepting risk pretty optimally, he's considering the true risk and reward in this situation," he says.
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Healthcare systems then use "high risk care management programs" to give extra care to high-risk patients.
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Data risk discussions necessarily include the risk of a data breach, as well as preservation of data.
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That includes: That's what most "risk tolerance" questionnaires determine: How comfortable are you with taking on risk?
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That may be a risk they're willing to take, or they may be unaware of the risk.
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Governance Risk and Compliance (GRC) Vendors have pivoted into the space and offer vendor risk-management tools.
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Fitch views Amundi's risk control framework, which is centralised and integrated into CA's risk function, as sound.
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"The risk of clinically detected miscarriages has a baseline risk of approximately 6-7 percent," she explains.
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Push for Extreme Risk Protection Orders, a bipartisan policy that temporarily separates at-risk individuals from firearms.
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Other risk-adjusted attractive propositions include equity funds that mitigate the risk by some form of insurance.
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" Corrections Corp of America: "No, it's got headline risk really bad ... I don't want the headline risk.
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That means that if a baby is identified as being at risk, it isn't necessarily at risk.
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Covert missionaries create the appearance of risk while trying to mitigate actual risk by concealing their identity.
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Below investment grade or high yield debt securities are subject to liquidity risk and heightened credit risk.
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SCB governs risk policy, participates in SCBAM's risk committee and provides resources for risks, audit and compliance.
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The law enforcement has militarized themselves and they put people at risk, they put lives at risk.
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"The risk of Beijing engaging in CNY devaluation is an overstated, if not imagined, risk," he said.
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In essence, the Saudis are replacing the geopolitical risk premium with a previously unimaginable geopolitical risk discount.
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Besides mid-term price risk, such hedges also bear the longer-term risk of deals falling apart.
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"Risk reduction and risk sharing should go in parallel ... and NPLs are part of this," he added.
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New York-based Risk Strategies is an insurance broker handling all lines of insurance, including cyber risk.
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Sites that receive more requests are at higher risk, and the risk decreases for less popular sites.
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The group has reduced its risk profile by tightening controls and outlining a clearly defined risk appetite.
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The 'S1' Fund Market Risk Sensitivity Rating recognises the fund's very low sensitivity to market risk factors.
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President Trump's new executive order on immigration may be a classic example of a risk-risk tradeoff.
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And, actually, I think there's far more risk to continue — you run the risk of disappointing people.
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For smaller guys, it's risk, and a bigger risk the more valuable the bits in the pax.
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The rules cover areas on cyber risk governance; cyber risk management; and cyber resilience, and situational awareness.
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This presents potential conflicts of interests, increased concentration of cybersecurity risk and insurance and counter-party risk.
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A new form of risk, known as "tale" risk, is whether government officials are telling the truth.
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Sergio Guzmán is the director of Colombia Risk Analysis, a political-risk consulting firm based in Bogotá.
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This resulted in a market risk factor well within the 'S1' Fund Market Risk Sensitivity Rating range.
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Overall, the prevalence of all high-risk and low-risk HPV types was consistently higher in men.
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"The risk of climate change is clear and the risk warrants action," ExxonMobil states on its website.
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The state's own risk-assessment program found that he posed little to no risk of re-offending.
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An investor must be willing to place all the investor's funds at risk — including risk of loss.
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They were assigned at random to be treated according to their genomic risk or their clinical risk.
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The overall global risk is considered low, according to the WHO, and the regional risk is moderate.
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People with atrial fibrillation have a much higher risk of stroke risk than those without the disorder.
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It's becoming a way to sort of de-risk yourself from credit risk in the banking industry.
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It accurately determines one's risk of developing Alzheimer's—and how that risk changes as you grow older.
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Really, anything that puts you at risk for a bend, puts you at risk for a break.
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"Now, for StoreDot it's more of an execution risk rather than an R&D risk," he said.
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Rapid Expansion Increasing Risk: The company's ambitious expansion plans have increased its execution risk and financial burden.
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Risk factorsIn addition to androgens, there are other factors that can increase your risk for pregnancy acne.
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This "disruption to everyday life" carries a huge financial risk — a risk of which I'm painfully aware.
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Having pre-eclampsia doubled the risk for vascular dementia, and quadrupled the risk for women over 65.
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The questionnaire is for two algorithms: your risk of exposure and your risk of getting seriously ill.
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"A lot of therapists are concerned that any risk is way too much risk," she told me.
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I took a risk, but it required Knight to take a second risk to make it work.
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Risk factors we can control include smoking, drinking, obesity and Type 2 diabetes, which doubles the risk.
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Stay in Idlib and risk death or leave into regime-held territory and risk death or detention.
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In a 2017 paper in Risk Analysis, Fischhoff and colleagues looked at public understanding of Ebola risk.
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"One of the things we've learned is that actual risk doesn't always match perceived risk," she said.
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Several dams were found to be at risk of breaching, putting thousands of people at potential risk.
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There's always risk, but the administration calculated that the risk is worth the reward in this case.
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The risk corridor program is slated to last through 2016, while the risk adjustment program is permanent.
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Produce that is eaten raw presents an increased risk; the heat of cooking can lower the risk.
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"The risk of multiples is greater and the risk of loss can be greater, too," says Wellenstein.
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This resulted in inelegant, costly and risk-prone mapping processes for accommodating enterprise-wide aggregated risk measures.
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Since then, Wells has begun moving 5,200 risk employees from business units to one "corporate risk" division.
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"All changes entail some risk but we would not categorize it as a significant risk," Slyngstad said.
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He said higher doses greatly increase risk; he did not say they were not worth the risk.
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But they didn't want to take a geopolitical risk, if you will, or a geo-economic risk.
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It's tempting to conclude that there's a pitched battle between AI-risk skeptics and AI-risk believers.
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We are willing to take on some type of risk, but it can't be product market risk.
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Specifically, they found that alcohol abuse was associated with a doubled risk of atrial fibrillation, a 1.4-fold higher risk of heart attack and a 2.3-fold increased risk of congestive heart failure.
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In the new approach, the determination of the IR for MDBs also includes an assessment of the institution's business environment; this leads to three possible outcomes: High Risk, Medium Risk and Low Risk.
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The ICS is envisaged as a common methodology across jurisdictions but the implementation of an "appropriately" risk-based ICS is ambitious given local differences in accounting regimes, product risk profiles, and asset risk.
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"There is a new role for insurance companies in the context of development strategies for countries most vulnerable to ocean risk," said Falk Niehörster, director of Climate Risk Innovations, a risk management consultancy.
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A one percent risk contrasts favorably with a 13 percent risk of complications for cytomegalovirus, or the 38 to 100 percent risk of conditions including heart abnormalities and hearing loss for rubella infections.
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SCBAM's parent, The Siam Commercial Bank Public Company Limited (AA+(tha)/Stable), governs risk policy, participates in SCBAM's risk management committee and provides its subsidiary with a robust set of risk-related resources.
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"We're obviously going to have to look at all the different options of what is the risk of infection, what is the risk of transmission, what is the risk of serious illness," Dr .
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When cyclists were compared with all other commuters, they showed a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease like heart attacks and stroke, lower risk of first cancer diagnosis and lower risk of death overall.
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An equity risk premium is the excess return derived from investing in the stock market over a risk-free trade, as a measure of compensation for the higher risk taken in equity investments.
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People with risk factors that were "unexpected" based on their age also had a higher depression risk than those in other age groups where the same risk factor was more common, researchers found.
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We should also be careful about mixing high risk prisoners with low risk prisoners in a treatment setting because the low risk individuals may become more likely to re-offend as a result.
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"Leverage has increased and credit risk is higher than 2010, but we see loan systemic risk as substantially lower than in 2007 and moreover don't see loans as a systemic risk," she added.
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So I think the credit risk is mispriced, it's not just equity risk but credit risk is severely mispriced and because of the wrong capital allocation after many, many years of quantitative easing.
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The risk rises as people age -- beyond age 45, women have a more than 48% risk of developing one of these conditions during their lifetimes, and men have more than a 36% risk.
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LS: A woman in Iran takes the risk of not wearing a hijab based on the laws there and has to risk that -- we in the United States, Muslim women, risk wearing hijab.
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If your risk of death is 1 percent, then loneliness can bump your risk up to 1.26 percent.
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This puts them at risk of developing AIDS and increases the risk of transmitting the virus to others.
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We believe this carries execution risk and has a higher risk profile compared with the toll-road business.
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Germany is leading the group of countries demanding more "risk reduction" before steps are made toward "risk-sharing".
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Nearly 500 high-risk water systems The authors divided the water systems into four different categories of risk.
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The risk of death is 100 percent—though others clarify it may reduce the risk of early death.
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"Even though these young people had less cardiac risk factors, they still had high cardiac risk," Singh said.
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Growers hedge risk via forward cash contracts with elevators, which take market positions to cover their own risk.
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Our calculated risk paid off, but it was still a risk that could have gone the other way.
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Overall, Kaine has perhaps the lowest upside risk of any potential pick, but the lowest downside risk too.
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Smoking has long been linked to an increased risk of rheumatoid arthritis, and quitting can reduce this risk.
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"Sharia risk leading to an excuse for write-downs means sharia risk is now truly toxic," he said.
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The strategy still helps to mute the risk of stocks but without the risk of rising interest rates.
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If we have sustained rate hikes, risk-off, risk-on sentiment is likely to change, according to Memani.
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Adi: I think there's a high-risk and a low-risk way of making a good Chapter 3.
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So, there's down side risk and I think you'd like to take out insurance against that downside risk.
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The whole thing is powered by a product called Morpheus, which prices tenant risk and models vacancy risk.
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Although smokers remained at the highest risk for lung cancer, fiber and yogurt reduced their risk as well.
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Eating eggs did not appear to influence the risk of these outcomes, or the risk of high cholesterol.
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The credit markets likewise continue to show firm risk appetites and modest risk of an imminent economic downturn.
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"They have about twice the risk of preeclampsia, and a higher risk of gestational diabetes," Dr. Rosenn says.
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Another insider describes him as "a risk taker for himself, but a risk mitigator for everyone around him".
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To estimate a total return, one must of course add the risk premium to the risk-free rate.
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"The 'risk on' and 'risk off' stances that affect the currency, also affects the financial sector," Smith said.
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The retail unit's new risk chief now reports into the broader company's risk chief, rather than to Mack.
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ETFs are still subject to market risk, or the risk of losses when the broader market is weak.
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We're talking about the high-risk pools, Mike, and we just added $8bn to the high-risk pools.
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The growing tail risk of a sharp housing market correction remains a key risk for the banking system.
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"The biggest risk in life for a musician, I think, is not to take a risk," he said.
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"The systemic risk of European banks continues to be the most important risk for all markets," he said.
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And although risk may be lower in certain states as compared to others, nowhere is completely risk-free.
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The FDA would like to shift smokers unable to quit nicotine from high-risk to low-risk products.
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And, the probable risk from the investigational product can't be greater than the probable risk from the illness.
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UBAF's risk appetite nevertheless remains above average due to country risk, which is inherent to the bank's activities.
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Among them, insomnia increased the risk of preterm birth by 30%; sleep apnea increased the risk by 40%.
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In basic terms, risk tolerance is the level of comfort that an investor has with taking financial risk.
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Citi says she focuses on "vox populi" risk, that public opinion can be a risk factor for investors.
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If Barack Obama's risk-aversion is part of the current disaster, so was George W. Bush's risk-readiness.
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Smoking increases the risk of cancer, just as increased global warming increases the risk of extreme rainfall events.
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"Nevertheless, the highest-risk Air Force installation presents a one-year risk of 28500 percent," the report said.
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Atkar, who will also chair the firm's risk committees, was earlier chief risk officer at TSB Bank Plc.
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Standard homeowners insurance policies are usually "all risk" policies, which cover any risk except for specifically excluded perils.
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"Nevertheless, the highest-risk Air Force installation presents a one-year risk of 5.2 percent," the report said.
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Their risk of teenage obesity is half the risk faced by preschoolers who stay up past 9 p.m.
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High-risk pools offer a variety of plans from different insurers to high-risk customers at subsidized rates.
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Swings in global risk appetite and demand for risk-free sovereign bonds have also added pressure, traders said.
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The lockdown is likely to continue for sometime, according to country risk assessment group IHS Markit Country Risk.
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Analysts who monitor terror attacks around the world note that risk perception doesn't always correspond to actual risk.
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"We are at risk in 2018 and 2020 ... we are always at risk," Pompeo said at the time.
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"There's certainly a 'Myspace risk' there," he said, meaning the company runs the risk of becoming too commercialized.
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It would seem to be increased fears of recession risk that is resulting in rises in risk premia.
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This provides a cushion against the risk of deposit outflows, although we view this risk as currently contained.
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Based on the fund's market risk factor alone, it could achieve a 'S4' Fund Market Risk Sensitivity Rating.
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"First, we are expanding manual screening of high-risk reservations flagged by our risk detection technology," he said.
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Therefore, it's more likely that a low-risk individual will expose a high-risk individual to the virus.
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This means they will be forced to risk their physical safety -- or risk their lives if nothing changes.
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"The risk of doing too little is much greater than the risk of doing too much," Stevenson said.
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Using tests on low-risk, asymptomatic air passengers means fewer tests are available for individuals at high risk.
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An enhanced risk -- level 3 of 5 -- covers a wider risk area from Missouri and Iowa into Indiana.
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Maybe people who are at higher risk of getting depressed also have a higher risk of getting MCS?
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Terri Spath, CIO of Sierra Mutual Funds, says investors have to balance risk-on and risk-off exposure.
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But pregnancy itself poses a "serious health risk" — including the risk of dying and losing all bodily functions.
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The computer-based Risk Classification Assessment uses statistics to determine an immigrant's flight risk and danger to society.
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If you are a health wonk, you'll know these as the 3R's: risk adjustment, reinsurance, and risk corridors.
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Few universities — or media accounts — distinguish between what academics refer to as high-risk and low-risk fraternities.
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How much risk to take when the smallest act can be a risk: touching a doorknob, buying milk.
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They avoid the risk of instant defeat, even when taking that risk offers the best path to victory.
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"This is not something that was a risk in times past but is a risk now," he said.
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Lifestyle changes are hugely important not only for those at low risk, but for those at high risk.
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The expense of oil exploration is an investment risk, and drilling in the Arctic is a climate risk.
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When it comes to an increase in the risk of violence, what are factors that increase that risk?
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"If there is risk, both have to risk and fail together," he said at a book-signing event.
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People with depression are at increased risk for dementia, researchers report, and the risk may persist for decades.
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"And there are a lot of other benefits as well — reduced weight, reduced cardiovascular risk, reduced diabetes risk."
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But I think the banks understand risk, and they see the real risk of not getting this right.
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It's a choice to take a greater risk, and unfortunately right now, we are experiencing that greater risk.
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They should encourage cross-agency information sharing to communicate high-risk or at-risk corridors to law enforcement.
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Trying to aggregate risk across these supply chain participants has also created costly and risk-prone interconnection problems.
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His risk analysis firm ranks Iraq in the highest risk category for social turmoil, the chief executive said.
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The major banks have robust risk management frameworks and risk controls, and gain benefits from their respective parents.
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These new creatives understand that risk is part of independent filmmaking, but piracy makes the risk almost insurmountable.
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Even larger animals are at risk, with more than 25% of local livestock breeds at risk of extinction,.
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At-home tests can inform you of your genetic risk for various diseases, but not your overall risk.
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I mean trade war, trade dispute, geopolitical risk might be potential risk factors to affect the global economy.
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Virtual currency firms would also have to conduct risk assessments of new coins, including for cyber security risk.
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Virtual currency firms would also have to conduct risk assessments of new coins, including for cyber security risk.
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The longer the delay in returning to screening, the greater the risk, though the absolute risk remained small.
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However, despite the attractive risk reward, Gordon does establish a stop for himself in order to mitigate risk.
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I would rather take a political risk in pursuit of peace than risk peace in pursuit of politics.
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"The weakness had been more political risk than any kind of fundamental risk to their business," Manuelian said.
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Progestin-only pills were shown to more than double the risk, and the levonorgestrel IUD tripled the risk.
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Third, people feel better about eliminating a single tiny risk entirely than minimizing risk from all hazards combined.
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Terminations in Ireland are banned except where the mother's life is at risk, including from risk of suicide.
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More than 758,000 homes in the Carolinas and Virginia are at risk, according to risk assessment service CoreLogic.
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Hensrud says that an occasional drink can lower your risk of heart disease and your risk of dying.
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This puts them at risk of developing AIDS or increases the risk of transmitting the virus to others.
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According to JP Morgan, so-called "Risk Parity" funds, which target specific levels of risk and risk diversification, have underperformed a hypothetical benchmark by 3.7 percent since the start of the equity market correction.
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"It shows that it's a risk, a low-probability risk of it, and it's not to be sneezed at as a risk of it, surely," said Lloyd, who is unaffiliated with the new study.
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What a test can tell you: Those at average and increased risk should be counseled in lifestyle changes to lower their risk, and in certain cases, preventive therapies may be prescribed to reduce risk.
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Martin Botha was appointed this month as director of risk to oversee the set-up of a risk management function; he was head of risk management at Kleinwort Benson, a London-based private bank.
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Protective, despite greater risk "We know transmission risk by anal sex is approximately 10 times higher than risk by vaginal sex," said Grulich, who feared this could lead to some infections during the trial.
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No. 3: Restore the risk reducing features of the ACA (reinsurance, risk corridors and risk adjustment) which enable insurers to compete on price and customer service, not by avoiding those with pre-existing conditions.
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"Each alone may not be enough to increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease, but having a number of these risk factors appears to be associated with an even higher risk," Gottesman said by email.
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Also, for those facing a higher-than-average risk of suffering a heart attack or stroke, the first step in reducing that risk is not a drug but getting modifiable risk factors under control.
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"Focusing on these risk factors even before midlife provides patients an opportunity to treat and reverse these risk factors with the goal of reducing their dementia risk before it is too late," Gardener said.
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"My doctors estimated that I had an 87 percent risk of breast cancer and a 50 percent risk of ovarian cancer, although the risk is different in the case of each woman," she wrote.
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Using genetic testing to identify patients who are at increased risk of breast cancer enables patients to take steps to reduce this risk, including the use of chemoprevention drugs to lower risk, enhanced or additional screening and risk-reducing surgeries such as the type famously undergone by actress Angelina Jolie.
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Patients with untreated white coat hypertension had a 36% increased risk of heart disease, 33% increased risk of death due to any cause and 109% increased risk of death from heart disease, the analysis found.
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However, this and the bank's reported Basel I Tier 1 capital ratio (16.2%) benefit significantly from the Basel I-based risk-weighted asset calculation, which does not include charges for market risk and operational risk.
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Those given antibiotics were at a 14 percent increased risk for food allergy, a 51 percent increased risk for anaphylaxis (a potentially fatal type of allergic reaction), and more than double the risk for asthma.
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"A scenario where interest rates increase, for example due to increased risk premia... could put debt sustainability and, as a consequence, financial stability at risk," the European Systemic Risk Board said in its annual report.
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"Any further involvement of state security forces on mine sites will increase miners' social risk exposure, which is already probably the biggest risk they face," said Indigo Ellis, Africa analyst for risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft.
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If I had to measure it, I'd say your risk with the XGIMI fits somewhere about midway between this troubled Indiegogo Sprojector campaign (high risk) and buying a new Epson from Best Buy (low risk).
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In the coming decades, as communities in high-risk locations face larger and fiercer storms, and low-risk locations start to become high-risk locations, disaster preparedness will become a top issue for many governments.
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They found that daily fish oil supplement intake significantly reduced a person's risk of heart attack risk and daily vitamin D supplement intake significantly reduced a person's risk of death from all types of cancer.
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What we think is-, what we do is that we manage our risk, country risk, by spreading the risk among many countries around the world, you know, and we are going where we find oil.
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One can think even further: If we develop an algorithm to predict a person's lung cancer risk, we could potentially vaccinate the very highest-risk cohorts to try to reduce their risk of lung cancer.
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Certainly, any increased risk is undesirable, but compare this overall risk to a woman's risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer before the age of 40, which is 0.57 percent—a likelihood 16 times higher.
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And one of the things that I recommend is, really think about what is the risk of not taking a risk, because our brains always go first to all the problems with taking the risk.
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Trump even previewed such a geographic system in a letter to governors Thursday, writing that counties would be ranked "high-risk, medium-risk or low risk" and given more tailored recommendations to their specific situation.
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Compared with peers who were not at the site, responders had a 25 percent increased risk of prostate cancer, a 41 percent increased risk of leukemia, and more than double the risk of thyroid cancer.
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With the world drowning in debt and with credit risk grossly underpriced, there is the serious risk that a global recession could cause serious dislocation in the world's financial markets as credit markets reprice risk.
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Increased risk appetite, such as expanding higher-risk activities in non-Italian operations, increasing concentration risk, a less rigorous approach to pricing consumer finance risks or asset quality deterioration could also lead to a downgrade.
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Studies have shown that babies born early have a higher risk of diseases such as asthma, higher risk of developmental delays and greater risk the child will need to be hospitalized early on in life.
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Zurich Insurance said it plans to refine the way it models the risk of floods to distinguish between a house at high risk of flooding and another 10 meters away that is less at risk.
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James Lockhart Smith, head of financial sector risk at Verisk Maplecroft, said there is risk of severe political upheaval.
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He has been head of model risk and development since 2012 and head of operational risk since September 2013.
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Racquet sports players decreased their heart disease risk by 59% and their mortality risk from any cause by 47%.
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A total of 14 vulnerabilities were found, 10 considered low risk, and four rated medium risk by the team.
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And the minute you put the banking system at risk, you put the payments and settlement system at risk.
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So Germany and northern countries in particular are pressing for more "risk reduction" before "risk sharing," Mr. Dombrovskis said.
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First, financial knowledge is especially low where it is most needed: in the area of risk and risk management.
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Psilocybin is thought to pose a lower risk of addiction than other drugs, although it's not entirely risk-free.
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Another risk factor is whether your home is in the high-risk zone where housing and wild vegetation mingles.
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You look at youth at risk, and we do that all the time in terms of profiling risk areas.
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It also reduces your risk of cancer (other kinds!), lowers the risk of heart failure, and makes you smarter.
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A drink a day may decrease a woman's risk of heart disease but increase her risk of breast cancer.
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Papadopoulos recently set up a private-sector risk reduction network with the U.N.'s Office for Disaster Risk Reduction.
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Creditor countries, led by Germany, have said that they will not accept greater risk-sharing without greater risk-reduction.
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Having taken on more risk, many may find themselves unable to make sufficient return without flouting risk-taking regulations.
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Another option is risk factor investing, or buying and selling securities that are exposed to some sort of risk.
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Now, there is another risk to consider in relation to raw cookie dough: the risk of the flour itself.
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Half of large employers surveyed offer health risk assessments (HRAs), which are questionnaires intended to identify high-risk behaviors.
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Retail investors should assess, with their advisors' help, their risk tolerance and gauge how much risk to take on.
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Also, you introduce political risk, currency risk, I don't speak the language, and so those are very particular geographies.
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The best risk within a country is rated 'AAA', and other credits are rated only relative to this risk.
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Bail would have been revoked if he were an especially dangerous risk to society or was a flight risk.
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A bond yield is generally made up of three components: interest rate risk, credit risk and the "term premium".
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But with boldness comes risk and only time will tell us whether the risk here was worth the reward.
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Thus we view the possibility of aggressive capital management, and not operating risk, as Thermo Fisher's key credit risk.
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Ship owners pay annual war-risk cover as well as an additional 'breach' premium when entering high-risk areas.
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Hazardous drinkers had 18 percent higher risk of all-cause mortality and 9 percent higher risk of cancer death.
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"Anything short of that left users at risk and they could still be at risk right now," Helme said.
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"Toddlers are at greatest risk for drowning," he said, though all children under 14 are at a high risk.
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Clients aren't taking too much risk in their portfolios; they don't have enough risk to meet long-term goals.
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Studies have shown that tamoxifen can reduce the risk of cancer in high-risk women by more than 30%.
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But, financial firms were more likely to disclose how they had embedded climate risk into their overall risk management.
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Meanwhile, UK insurers are shipping out longevity risk to firms offshore via reinsurance contracts to minimise risk margin capital.
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They took on the credit risk of mortgages so long as Wall Street took on the interest-rate risk.
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The eruption of U.S. policy risk and global geopolitical risk injects something completely new and different into market calculations.
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The focus when it comes to euro area reforms, he said, is to balance risk-sharing with risk-reduction.
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Low-risk defendants will be released, and the courts will decide whether to release or hold medium-risk suspects.
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The exposure to TRFs highlights certain weaknesses in Taiwanese banks' risk governance and growing risk appetite in recent years.
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The best risk within a country is rated 'AAA' and other credits are rated only relative to this risk.
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Second, default risk would then include the inflation risk as all new debt would be in its own currency.
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"This is a risk aversion trade," said Mark Connors, global head of portfolio and risk advisory at Credit Suisse.
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Economically disadvantaged people have a 70 percent increased risk for diabetes and a 19 percent increased risk for hypertension.
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A woman at high risk may never get breast cancer just as a woman at low risk still could.
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Although smoking increased the risk of hospitalization for sciatica by 33 percent, former smokers were not at increased risk.
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"There's a checklist of risk factors for everyone, and we describe each risk relative to every client," said Welsford.
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Lifestyle changes designed to avoid these risk factors may help women minimize their risk of cancer and heart problems.
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As seen by the tobacco-control community, reduced risk is not a benefit, since it still represents preventable risk.
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There is more yield and less interest-rate risk in these areas, but more economic, credit and liquidity risk.
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" They added that Mr. Skelos posed "no risk to society" and that there was no risk of recidivism. "Mr.
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Studies show that without human contact our risk of functional decline increases as does our risk of mobility loss.
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And the risk of bioterrorism is low compared to the risk of new emerging strains that can cause pandemics.
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When a balance-sheet loan is held, the holder assumes the default risk or credit risk of the loan.
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They represent about 45% of those at high risk of automation and just 18% of those at low risk.
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As we learn more about the inherent risk in playing football, people are reconsidering whether to take that risk.
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You have a high-risk jobLife insurance companies will always consider your occupation when they assess your risk level.
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In that role, he serves as the National Risk Manager for DHS's cybersecurity and infrastructure protection risk management programs.
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I'd be asking a lot from somebody and wouldn't want them to risk the things I had to risk.
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There's also the risk that the people you spread it to will then spread it to at-risk people.
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A recent risk-assessment test found that his release would pose the lowest risk of danger to the public.
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Sneezy from Kaiserslautern, Germany, said risk is good for children: I feel that childhood today is too risk-free.
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" • "There are powerful disincentives working against government innovation, because innovation involves risk, and risk involves the potential for failure.
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Mr. Miao, 31, is a risk-management consultant at Promontory Financial Group, a financial services risk manager in Manhattan.
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Thirty-seven more communities are at high risk and another 126 are at moderate risk, state health officials said.
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They had about twice the risk of heart disease and a 40 percent increased risk of Type 2 diabetes.
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You have the residual risk of being a smoker compounded by the risk of being an e-cigarette user.
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While the risk of stoking runaway inflation looks remote, low rates could fuel risk-taking, particularly among financial firms.
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The other major risk is drinking contaminated water -- but again, US disease surveillance is likely to minimize that risk.
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A competitiveness objective would raise the risk of dilution of focus and the risk of weaker regulation, he added.
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Five years later, it started All Weather, a fund that pioneered a steady, low-risk strategy called risk parity.
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It's very important to get definitive data on risk so we have the whole picture of risk and benefit.
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All (they) were doing is introducing more risk into the system, when the system can take no more risk.
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But he said the risk of inaction exceeded the risk that killing him might dramatically escalate tensions with Tehran.
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DAVID FABER: At the risk of staying on this topic too long but -- JAMES COULTER: Well past that risk.
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Any default risk therefore largely remains concentrated in Chinese hands, and concentrating credit risk is rarely a good idea.
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Doctors call this advanced maternal age, and it increases both miscarriage risk and risk of complications during each trimester.
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A high BMI is one risk factor for diabetes, which in turn is a risk factor for heart disease.
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The yen, which usually benefits in times of risk aversion, struggled for traction as the region's risk assets gained.
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DB's sound risk controls underpin the ratings, particularly as the bank has sizeable exposures to credit and market risk.
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This ultimately impacts disease risk, as risk factors for disease decrease when tissues are healthy and functional, explained Longo.
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This geographic reach also necessitates the need for a sophisticated risk management infrastructure to manage risk around the globe.
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I would rather take a political risk in pursuit of peace, than to risk peace in pursuit of politics.
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" Ultimately for Broderick and Kumar, "The headline risk, at the moment, is greater than the actual risk of war.
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There is no additional notching for non-performance risk, as Fitch sees this risk as minimal under its criteria.
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Its official "position on climate change" is: The risk of climate change is clear and the risk warrants action.
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In those cases, the court would use risk assessment tools and potentially hold those deemed "high risk" in jail.
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The key to effective risk management of cybersecurity is the ability to assess, measure, monitor and control the risk.
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A polygenic risk score derived from huge genome-wide association studies predicted heart attack risk in nearly 300,000 people in the UK. (Read more about how scientists come up with polygenic risk scores here.) Because each change in the genome — called single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs (pronounced "snip") — confers such a tiny change in risk, adding more and more of them to the risk score yields diminishing returns.
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Greater exposure was also tied to greater risk: Men who got one to four doses of androgen deprivation therapy had a 19% higher risk for Alzheimer's or dementia, while those who had eight or more doses had a 24% higher risk of developing Alzheimer's and a 21% higher risk of developing dementia.
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After accounting for other factors that could affect the outcomes, women with migraine had a 50 percent higher risk for pregnancy-associated hypertension and a 10 percent higher risk for miscarriage, while their babies had a 14 percent higher risk for low birth weight and a 20 percent higher risk for cesarean delivery.
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They looked at infants with a high family risk of autism who were later diagnosed with the disorder, high-risk infants who did not develop autism and low-risk infants who did not develop the condition.
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It found that omega-3 supplements didn't reduce the risk of major cardiac events in a usual-risk population, but did reduce the risk in a subset of people with low fish intake by 19 percent.
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James Lewis and Ilan Kelman warn that: …without tackling all vulnerability drivers – that are the roots of [disaster risk creation] – the conditions of [disaster risk creation] will continue to prevail over attempts at [disaster risk reduction].
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"One common theme between them though is the high risk – apart from 11 with risk ratings of four, all of the funds falls into the higher risk category of SRRIs," he said in a press release.
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At the same time, investors might deploy a risk-on/risk-off strategy using quantitative models and market views to determine when to take risk off the table and when to use it to their advantage.
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Cost Risk: Midrange Overall cost risk is assessed as Midrange given the assessment of the following elements: Scope risk - Midrange DHC is a large single-site hospital, mostly new build but with some pre-existing facilities.
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Berman's decision came after a bail hearing in which federal prosecutors argued that Epstein posed a flight risk as well as a public safety risk, and that there was a potential risk of obstruction of justice.
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The government's Hong Kong Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Risk Assessment Report rated Hong Kong's overall money laundering risk, threat and vulnerability as "medium-high," though it said the banking sector specifically faces a "high" risk.
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These risks can be divided into three main categories, but the crucial point to note about these risks is that they operate n a feedback loop, intensifying one another: policy risk, technology risk and investor risk.
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People with a higher risk of falling were much older - 81 years old, on average, compared with 71 years old for individuals with a moderate risk of falling and 65 for people with a low risk.
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A study of Virginia, which adopted risk assessment in 2002, found that judges overruled an algorithmic risk-assessment's recommendations most of the time, and that racial disparities increased among circuits that used risk assessment the most.
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History of depression or anxiety is also a risk factor; we find that these psychological risk factors induce a degree of vulnerability in a patient that puts them at higher risk if they're put onto opioids.
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This poses a slight health risk, and that risk might not even be worth the trouble in terms of benefits.
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Further, risk controls in the non-credit-risk division have not evolved in line with the growth of certain businesses.
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Komi is exposed to high refinancing risk as it needs to repay 183% (RUB11.5bn) of its direct risk in 2016.
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"This is a time to consider reducing risk rather than adding risk," said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt.
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Ultimately, the number of risk factors that you have determines your risk of having a stroke — but everyone is different.
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Systems are in place to reduce the risk of collisions ("conjunction risk" in the understated argot of the satellite industry).
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Tusa said in Thursday's note that he sees "upside risk" to the stock of $8 and "downside risk" of $5.
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"Now the [#MeToo] risk can be on par, at least reputationally, with corruption risk and cyber-security risks," Casazza said.
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Risk weighting is where a bank assigns a risk of losses to an asset, such as a derivative or loan.
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Other experts note that DCIS carries such low risk that it should be considered merely a risk factor for cancer.
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"Consumers are increasingly embracing genetic health risk (GHR) testing to better understand their individual risk for developing diseases," Gottlieb said.
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There's schedule risk, and of course the ultimate risk, which is we're putting humans on rockets, which is always dangerous.
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"Generally, small-caps have better opportunity for growth, less currency risk than large-caps, less interest rate risk," Villere said.
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So much money is at risk, and people's jobs are at risk, so they just can't afford to take chances.
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Breastfeeding can lower a woman's risk of breast cancer, which is particularly important because black women are at higher risk.
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Unlike genetics, for example, these risk factors can be modified or controlled to help reduce your risk of heart disease.
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The new era is really risk; the returns are, ironically, to better risk management," Wolff said Thursday on "Trading Nation.
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The reason for this is risk — insurance is all about having a strong system and balance sheet to manage risk.
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According to Allianz 2016 Risk Barometer, cyber incidents are considered the No. 1 emerging risk for the long-term future.
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With the growth of intruders and malicious actors, corporate risk managers are being pushed to adopt a better risk posture.
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Speak out and risk losing their seats in a primary; stay silent and risk losing their party and their consciences.
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This increases their childhood risk of pneumonia as well as their lifelong risk of chronic respiratory diseases such as asthma.
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Another gauge is profits relative to risk-weighted assets, a measure that regulators use to calibrate banks' risk and size.
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Without taking the risk, you won't ever get anywhere, whether that risk means your reputation, your job, your kids, whatever.
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Parity or close would be more risk premium than fundamental value, but there's a lot of risk to price in.
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To further manage this risk, Fat Lama requires users to pass identity checks, in addition to employing risk-profiling technology.
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Female bullies/victims were at higher risk for developing agoraphobia, while male bullies/victims were at increased risk for suicide.
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VR CTL's VR reflects a niche, sustainable and profitable franchise with a sound risk buffer relative to its risk profile.
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A key building block of the financial concept of risk is the "risk-free rate of return" on an investment.
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There is also the economic risk to the economy of too strong a dollar (which plays into the political risk).
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According to the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction, disaster risk is a function of hazard, exposure, and vulnerability.
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Insurance is a way of spreading an uncertain risk among those who may be harmed if the risk is realized.
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"It's a risk, but I think there's a greater risk in not making the comparison," Finley tells The Creators Project.
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Countless chemo patients lose weight and suffer a short-term risk of infection and a long-term risk of leukemia.
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But when it comes to Vattenfall operations there is only a limited risk ... we do not have any clear risk.
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"We're taking a risk, but we don't expect [that risk] to be as high as the stock market," he said.
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"We have gone from a risk aversion environment to a market where risk is back on," said Lopez told IFR.
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There is no additional notching for non-performance risk, as Fitch views this risk as "minimal" under the agency's criteria.
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Some studies linked vitamin B6 with lower lung cancer risk, and another found that B12 had no impact on risk.
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Risk-weighted assets (RWA) rose 15% qoq to CHF76 billion, due partly to credit and market risk RWA methodology changes.
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INCREASED EVENT RISK The potential for WYN to be the target of an LBO is a perennial "event risk" concern.
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Fitch deems the level of protection available against credit risk and the interest-rate risk sufficient at the programmes' ratings.
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