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How that performance is measured will also change, to reflect risk-adjusted profits as well as the bank's relative total shareholder return.

I mean, who really wants to talk Sharpe ratios [for measuring risk-adjusted performance] all day long, except the banker.

Banks will also be able to choose one o three different methods to assess credit and market risk and to calculate risk-adjusted assets.

Dennis did not care whether Gordon had a "decent" risk-adjusted return.

KBC aims to shrink its risk-adjusted assets by a quarter and is giving up some of its international activities.

Then, according to the risk adjusted return on capital it researches the allocation of risk limit of the bank's capital.

But China and India are now a less well-kept secret as investors begin to understand the risk-adjusted returns of growth funds.

"When you look at risk-adjusted growth, India is looking pretty attractive compared to China, " he said.

CONCLUSIONS: Stroke patients admitted on weekends had a higher risk-adjusted mortality than did patients admitted on weekdays.

The conclusion reached by the papers I've read is that the risk-adjusted outperformance more than makes up for the additional downside risk.

This paper finds that diversification could enhance the risk-adjusted return for a domestic investor.

This produced attractive risk-adjusted returns, which in due course were boosted by a herd-like migration of other investors into timber.

The model looks at the spread between the non-risk-adjusted DDM expected return and AAA-rated corporate bonds.

To assume they won't, seems a very poor Risk-Adjusted Position to be clinging to.

Despite this challenge, risk-adjusted operative mortality has progressively declined.

The core of the risk-adjusted returns SME loan pricing model is measurement-based risk premium.

They produce very strong risk-adjusted returns over four months, but these returns then decline sharply.

The loans are charged at a risk-adjusted Civil Service Housing Loan Scheme interest rate.

The smallest firm subject to the Fed's stress tests in May had risk-adjusted assets of about $100 billion.

This is the foundation of the securitization pricing. We use the capital asset pricing model to price the risk-adjusted discount rate.

In addition, local stocks avoided by fund managers underperform the local stocks they hold by a risk-adjusted 3 percent per year.

Whereas Basel 3 requires banks to carry core capital of 7% of risk-adjusted assets, the Swiss banks will need 10%.

Basel I recommended that a bank's total capital should be a minimum o 8% o risk adjusted assets.

In that case, companies would claim back excess remuneration after a blow-up, based on the true risk-adjusted returns of the past.

The effect was to lower Tier 1 capital to as little as 2% of risk-adjusted assets.

"The securities industry was based on revenue, not on risk-adjusted returns, " says a bank boss.

Provided the manager has the ability to choose the right stocks to buy and sell, the product should yield superior risk-adjusted returns.

But what is the risk-adjusted return?

By investing in yuan, Hong Kong denizens are putting their savings where the risk-adjusted returns look most attractive.

Risk-Adjusted-Return and its Applications in Investment Decision--A Complementarity for Mean-Variance Decision Rule

Mining Rights Assessment; Discounted cash flow; Return on investment; Capital asset pricing model; Risk-adjusted discount rate method;

Understanding the nature of asset backed securities and computing default-risk-adjusted spread

Improvement of risk adjusted returns in equity portfolios -

Application of risk adjusted return of capital in credit risk management

Risk management seeks to maximise risk-adjusted rates of return on equity;

On Risk-adjusted Performance Assessment of Open - end Funds

Credit Pricing and Risk Adjusted Return

Risk Adjusted Return On Capital, RAROC

ratio of equity to risk-adjusted assets