As a result, he says, it may not be in the interests of money managers to risk offending corporate management, and losing business, by taking on the issue of executive pay.
Samsung has become the top seller of televisions and cellphones, but persuading I.T. managers to risk their jobs on a new security system will be tricky.
Where there is scientific uncertainty and ignorance, "it is primarily the task of the risk managers to provide risk assessors with guidance on the science policy to apply in their risk assessments" (Christoforou 2003).
"But it's just the climate that we're in financial-wise, it's hard for managers to take risks, and it was a risk for the manager to sign me.
Indeed, greater reliance on the measure led managers to "stuff risks into the tails"—they, in other words, built up risks in the areas of probability that VaR did not take into account ([ 106], np).
Care workers often feel unable to provide decent care to people because of a fear of rules, personal injury, the terror of being sued, being sacked for not following policy, and the failure of managers to back risk-taking.
Sophisticated equations allowed bankers and hedge fund managers to price risk to within an inch of their lives, or so they thought; they were actually living far beyond any rational capital requirements.
Global datasets enable scientists and disaster managers to analyse hazard and risk within a global context of systematic information.
Interpreting human biomonitoring data in a public health risk context vastly increases the value of population-based biomonitoring programs by allowing risk managers to easily compare population risks from chemical exposures across a broad range of compounds.
A safety net for pensions can create moral hazard by encouraging fund managers to take excessive risks.
