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Whether this benchmark captures the risk and steady return potential of private equity seems unclear.
Anyone who has suffered through an overly indulgent blog post or cocktail-party anecdote is familiar with this thought, which also roughly captures the risk of first-person fiction.
With these pairs, hes able to place a bet against a specific stock that he thinks is overvalued at the same time as he captures the risk that it will rise in a broader sector rally by owning a better competitor alongside the short.
The SAR captures the risk of disease after exposure to an infectious case but does not accurately estimate the risk of disease after acquiring new infection.
TR captures the risk of restenosis for BMS patients.
The second paired test TH captures the risk of hazardous events for patients receiving DES treatment.
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Finally, the theory naturally captures the risk-aversive nature of behavior.
Finally, a daily measure doesn't capture the risk of a portfolio when the firm is stuck with the portfolio for a much longer period.
Fall risk assessment tools used in inpatient settings do not adequately capture the risk factors of patients presenting to the emergency department.
Ms. Schäfer said, though, that current measures of capital reserves were "useless" because they did not capture the risk from holdings of government bonds, which the International Monetary Fund this week estimated at 300 billion euros for European banks.
Within the new developed causality-in-variance approach, this paper builds up a broad methodological framework to more accurately capture the risk spillover effects between global oil prices and Jordanian stock market returns during the period 1 March 2003 31 January 2014.
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