Sentence examples for built up risks from inspiring English sources
Global commerce existed for centuries before banks built up risks that are large relative to their home economies.
Indeed, greater reliance on the measure led managers to "stuff risks into the tails"—they, in other words, built up risks in the areas of probability that VaR did not take into account ([ 106], np).
The Basel III capital rules are designed to increase the safety of the financial system by making banks build up risk-absorbent "core tier one" capital to at least 7percentt of risk-weighted assets.
"The transition to a more market-based economy and the unwinding of risks built up in recent years is complex and could well be somewhat bumpy.
Simulation results showed that fuels and potential fire risk gradually built up to high levels in scenario I. Prescribed fires in scenario II reduced potential wildfire risk at the beginning of the 200-year simulation, but became less effective in limiting wildfires in later years.
He said drivers felt pressured to take risks when queues built up.
Over more than 15 years, through a combination of showmanship and musical risk-taking, he built up the Cologne Philharmonie, making its new hall one of Europe's leading homes for music.
"We can use the knowledge we have built up in risk assessment," Karlsdóttir says.
As overseas ventures accelerate, they will help tilt Japan towards a trade deficit more often, leaving its financial system more vulnerable to the fragilities built up over decades.The risk is that Japan could become a "rentier" economy, says Martin Schulz of the Fujitsu Research Institute in Tokyo.
With respect to large, systemically important banks, they over-relied on credit rating agencies and turned a willfully blind eye to risk that was offset in theory but not in reality, such as the risk built up in off-balance sheet credit vehicles or risk hedged by undercapitalised counterparties.
