The phrase "asset exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the degree to which an asset is subject to risk or market fluctuations.
Example: "Investors should carefully assess their asset exposure to ensure they are not overly reliant on a single market."
Alternatives: "investment risk" or "portfolio exposure".
"Because these three companies have an operational and asset exposure to Bahrain — since most of their premium income and assets come from Bahrain — any further deterioration in the sovereign rating could impact these insurers," said Neil Gosrani, an analyst for the regional insurance market at S.&P., based in London.
Risk is generally defined as a function of hazard, asset exposure, and consequence (Eq. 1; Fournier d'Albe, 1979).
By using this strategy, you effectively increase your total asset exposure to include not only a house but also the additional investments.
The ANP model is presented in Fig. 3, together with the way the experts contribute; two criteria and four subcriteria were used: exposure and sensitivity; and nonaggravation of asset exposure, reduction of the exposure, reduction of the sensitivity of assets, and nonaggravation of their sensitivity.
CDOs are designed to offer asset exposure precisely tailored to the risk that investors desire, and they provide liquidity because they trade daily on the secondary market.
The baggage consists of toxic assets (exposure to subprime mortgages and bad corporate loans, for example), obligations to increase capital to please the regulator and mortgages that were handed out too cheaply.
"Tobacco lawyers go after everything and this deal does not change the risk .Analysts reckon that the food assets' exposure to tobacco claims will leave shares in the new Nabisco holding company trading some 20% lower than the Nabisco shares, which are not owned by RJR and are therefore not threatened by lawsuits.
The steps involved in the process include; identification of the assets, exposure of the loss events, assignment of the occurrence probability factors, assessment of the impact of occurrence, and selection of the countermeasures.
Not to be a stock-picker but instead to help manage the asset class exposure.
Iceland has accumulated external foreign currency assets and exposure of nearly 800% of its GDP.
"I am confident these initiatives will deliver positive results over the coming year and leave the company focused on income-producing assets, with exposure to commodities highly in demand".
