Sentence examples for benchmark risk from inspiring English sources

Says Grantham: "All they care about is benchmark risk.

It has been chosen by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision as a benchmark risk measure and has been used by financial institutions for asset management and minimization of risk.

Figures  1 and 2 show the non-cancer benchmark hazard ratios and cancer benchmark risk ratios, respectively, which compare population mean intakes to the non-cancer and cancer benchmark levels.

A recent analysis of modeled national estimates suggests that ambient concentrations of HAPs exceed benchmark risk levels for cancer and non-cancer end points in many areas of the country (Caldwell et al. 1998; Woodruff et al. 1998, 2000).

The cancer benchmark risk ratios are shown in Figure  2 and indicate that the benchmarks were exceeded by all five contaminants for which there was a cancer benchmark (arsenic, dieldrin, DDE, PCCD/PCDFs and chlordane), in school-aged and preschool children.

Recent analysis of modeled national estimates suggests that ambient concentrations of hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) exceed benchmark risk levels for cancer and noncancer end points in many areas of the country (Apelberg et al. 2005; Morello-Frosch et al. 2000; Woodruff et al. 1998).

The interest rate for emergency aid will be 3.5 percentage points above the benchmark "risk-free" rates for euro loans.

That premise may not hold for every country's debt.A second concern is that the premium that investors demand for holding bank debt may also widen above the benchmark "risk-free" rate.

A sudden loss of confidence in all sovereign debt, and especially in American Treasuries, the world's benchmark "risk-free" asset, would have calamitous consequences in a still-fragile recovery.

It could get a lot worse.But the paradox that most concerns Buttonwood is this: why, despite the strong pick-up in growth and growth expectations around the world, the surge in equities and corporate bonds, and the dramatic rise in the price of gold, do ten-year Treasury bonds the world's benchmark risk-free asset yield only a fifth of a percentage point more than they did at the start of 2003?

These benchmark hazard or risk ratios are shown for each of the four age groups.