The University has substantial exposure to global markets.
"They do have substantial exposure to European banks in the so-called core countries: Germany, France, etc.
Financial institutions still have substantial exposure to Greece, said Charles H. Dallara, managing director of the Institute of International Finance, who played an important role in the negotiations.
Miller had substantial exposure to real estate as a child, largely because her father, a Memphis entrepreneur who worked in Mexico and Cuba, had his financial ups and downs during her Depression-era upbringing.
Mr. Darst says he hears two main questions: "What is your thought on Greece pulling out of the euro and it leading to contagion?" and "What impact will this have on my portfolio?" Large banks that have substantial exposure to Europe have been doing tests to see if important functions like moving money for clients between nations could handle a country leaving the euro.
That may mean that banks are less likely to sustain the heavy losses on home mortgages that Western banks have had over the last few years, senior financiers and real estate developers said, although they said that some smaller banks have substantial exposure to developers.
(See "Citigroup's Changing Of The Guard").. Goldman Sachs hosted a conference call, defending its collateral calls on American International Group and dismissing concerns that it had substantial exposure to the fallen insurance giant.
The largest names include several Canadian licensed producers, which is quite similar to HMMJ, but the fund has substantial exposure to companies that appear to have little or no connection to the cannabis industry, like tobacco companies and biotech companies developing synthetic cannabinoids or with even looser connections.
While all villages had substantial exposure to nonhuman primates, higher rates of exposure were seen in lowland forest sites.
Conclusions: Children working in the surgical instruments manufacturing industry had substantial exposure to several metals, especially chromium and nickel, which are established carcinogens.
The workers had substantial exposure to TCDD, as demonstrated by significantly elevated mean serum TCDD concentration of 220 pg/g of lipid, compared with 7 pg/g of lipid among the referents.
