There is always the two-way reputational risk when PR becomes entangled with politics – the spin doctor is as much the story, and liability as the client.
The role, which the Fed rehearsed with its rescue of Bear Stearns, would allow it to hunt anywhere for systemic risk, including among the entangled roots of hedge funds and investment banks.Some at the Fed worry this may be a poisoned chalice.
But as long as Israel's generals take advantage of Syria's chaos to eliminate the arsenals of its northern foes, there is a risk that Israel will become entangled.
Monoamniotic twins carry greater risks than diamniotic twins, especially entangled cords.
Wolfram Lacher of the consultancy Control Risks agreed: Security risks can be managed, but the project could become entangled in broader talks between the European Union and north Africa on energy, investment and trade.
But the Mammadov family, in addition to its reputation for corruption, has a troubling connection that any proper risk assessment should have unearthed: for years, it has been financially entangled with an Iranian family tied to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, the ideologically driven military force.
There are arguments that Cyprus is too small (and its banks less entangled with the rest of the euro area, bar Greece) to pose a systemic risk.
In exchange for its new risks, the state must protect taxpayers by tighter regulation of any institution too entangled to fail.
[C3.] Utah Bank Becomes Entangled in Credit Card Case A small bank in Utah that focuses on credit card payments is the latest firm to become entangled in the controversy over a security breach that has put the information of 40 million cardholders at risk for fraud.
But these latest demonstrations by the Defenders of the Cross show how patriotism, religion and politics have become so entangled that neither the government, or for that matter the Polish Episcopate, is prepared to take any risks.
