Sentence examples for cut exposure from inspiring English sources

Another survey yesterday also showed investors have cut exposure to emerging markets to record low levels.

New-build flats and houses should be kept away from the roadside, health advisers have said in guidance on town planning to cut exposure to dirty air.

"People are trying to position themselves because of a shorter week and cut exposure before what is effectively a four-day weekend," Mr. Charlop said.

Credit Suisse and Robeco Group adjusted their equity holdings to cut exposure to American markets and boost their euro-area allocation, but Henderson and Julius Baer did the exact opposite.

FINANCIAL TIMES   Banks Look to Cut Exposure to K.K.R. Deal  |  Banks are trying to sell the $619 million loan backing Kohlberg Kravis Roberts's buyout of the German phone company Versatel, and the discount they are offering has attracted institutional investors, Reuters reports.

Having eased the bank's huge burden of dud loans, slashed operating costs and cut exposure to financial risk, Mr Arpe reported healthy profits for his bank for the first half of this year.With the heavy restructuring work done, he is now seeking to increase revenue by getting more customers through the door.

It holds the top spot in 80% of its U.S. markets and cut exposure to the one major area of packaged foods where it doesn't dominate cereals with the $2.6 billion August sale of Post cereals.

And beyond transparency, institutions with over US$600bn of investments assets are reducing the carbon intensity of their holdings, driven by the desire to cut exposure to risky assets ahead of tightening climate policy.

Fig. 4 Road cut exposure (Lat, Lon: −4.669773, 104.050126) between Muaradua and Ranau Lake of the inactive Sukarena Fault, which is overlain by the undeformed Ranau Tuff.

Perhaps a confirmed trip dip would be the nail in the coffin... #GBPUSD April 24, 2013 The UK GDP figures are out tomorrow morning of course..... 4.34pm BST Pimco cuts exposure to Italian and Spanish government bonds Pimco, the world's biggest bond fund has been cutting its holdings of Italian and Spanish government debt after their recent rallies.

Another way for a firm to cut risk exposure is to limit its media exposure.