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Also striking has been how closely the riskiness of banks correlates with that of sovereigns.

The riskiness of an undesirable can even be thought of as a product of the event's likelihood and its ramifications.

It could be that potential entrants are put off by the working hours and high-pressure environment as well as the riskiness.

The expansion of household sector balance sheets over recent years has led to an increase in the riskiness of banks' mortgage portfolios.

The IRB allows a bank to use its own internal historic data to calculate the riskiness of its loans and investments.

One way of mitigating this problem is to charge insurance premiums that vary according to the riskiness of each bank's lending.

The foundation also has a portfolio of projects with different levels of riskiness, which Mr Gates helpfully illustrates in his letter.

But how would the riskiness be calculated by anyone outside the bank?

The size and riskiness of large commercial-aircraft projects has forced even Boeing to create extended international supply chains.

The markets and regulators use ratings to determine the riskiness of an asset.

Supporters of the floating NAV concept have said changes in a fund's share price gauge its riskiness.

But higher capital requirements should eventually reduce the riskiness of banks, cut into their profit margins and constrain bonuses.

To address this issue we impute a riskiness measure that does not depend on observed corporate cash flow.

But frequent wild swings of the value of currencies will increase the riskiness of trade and affect international investment.

No. Prior to the onset of crisis, markets ignored the relative riskiness of eurozone member countries' sovereign debt.

This vital measure of bank safety compares a bank's equity plus retained earnings with assets, adjusted by their riskiness.

As they do, the riskiness of the system steadily increases.

But when you factored in the riskiness of what you have to hold, we couldn't figure out how you would make any money.

or preferred stock capital adds to the riskiness of a firm.

Small town banks have to assess the relative riskiness of their loans .

In an article last November, The Economist ranked 15 of the biggest emerging economies according to their economic riskiness.

Interestingly enough, there are 2X and 3X preferences (and even higher, depending on the riskiness of the company).

Eliminate the banks on the ground of riskiness and that still leaves 40 high-yielding stocks.

That alone will challenge old rules of thumb about the relative riskiness of emerging-market debt.

The average tier-one ratio, which measures capital based on the riskiness of bank assets, stood at 8% in the first half of the year.

Meanwhile, the Chinese government's concern with the riskiness of financial assets in the US is clear.

There are all sorts of ways to limit the joint guarantees' riskiness.

Taxes reduce the expected return on a risky asset but also lessen its riskiness.

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Capital will be allocated according to the riskiness of assets