The models, according to finance experts and economists, did fail to keep pace with the explosive growth in complex securities, the resulting intricate web of risk and the dimensions of the danger.
My father was a professor of finance who wrote fairly dry textbooks, where the prose marched in soldierly fashion across the page, broken by intricate formulas calculating risk and return, and this poem was a somewhat frilly production for him.
They outlined ways to reduce "counterparty risk," the intricate links that connect financial companies and their trading partners.
There are already rules against "deceptive practices," but the need for tighter controls became clear during the financial crisis of 2008, when many municipalities were left struggling to extricate themselves from costly and intricate bond deals whose risks they had not understood.
In trying to upgrade it, you risk upsetting its intricate balance.
Furthermore, we showed that the recrudescent parasite displays enhanced adhesion to the placenta suggesting that P. berghei could be helpful in investigating and clarifying the intricate mechanisms governing the increased risk of malaria recrudescence induced by pregnancy [34], [35].
Mr. Naughton, a two-time Tony winner for his performances in the musicals "City of Angels" and "Chicago," evinces an admirable ambition himself in undertaking this intricate role, which poses serious risks even for actors with long résumés of classical work.
In a first study, Wu and Wang confirmed an intricate association between NAFPD and metabolic risk factors [ 21].
The use of instruments can be intricate and multifarious because of the risk of excluding central elements.
Complex diseases can be multifactorial, that is, caused by an intricate effect of multiple environmental and genetic risk factors, but can also include monogenic forms.
