Sentence examples for passing of risk from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding the panicked improvisations of the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve in recent months, the domestic and global economies are already in precisely such a crisis, brought on by irresponsible "creative" financing, securitization of questionable debt, and the passing of risk through financial instruments and obligations that are not even understood by the people who own them.

The securitization assembly line, from mortgage broker to hedge fund investor, rewarded the passing along of risk and the grabbing of fees.

In the near-term, options likely to provide a first-pass assessment of risks seem likely to be based on MCDA approaches, which could be facilitated by Bayesian network models.

Treating the financial health of those securities as a given, AIG Financial Products ventured deep into the business of underwriting the so-called credit default swaps, which were lapped up in turn by banks, eager to pass on the cost of risk.

Microsoft's terms required $10 million against 15 percent of gross; most studios passed, citing the lack of risk for Microsoft compared to their large share of potential profits.

Many healthy controls, although presently unaffected, have not completely passed through the age of risk to manifest AD or DD.

Another possibility is that our sample had not yet passed through the age of risk (the median age in our sample was 11 years).

Little is known about the effect of passing time on risk of resection among patients with complete small bowel obstruction.

Rooney had nothing to say in the build-up, which at times suggested that England were facing one of the great challenges of football history rather than the passing risk of a most costly ambush.

But a few legal experts suggest that sport utilities may not pass muster on this balancing of risk and usefulness.

With low speed, cooled drilling and limited drill passes, the risk of adverse thermal necrosis with this method is kept to a minimum.