"risk advisory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the services offered by risk advisory firms, which provide advice to organizations on how to manage risk. For example, "The company hired a leading risk advisory firm to assess and develop a plan for managing its financial risks."
Humphrey, founder and managing director of risk advisory and investigations firm ChinaWhys, was arrested in Shanghai on 10 July.
Antonio Barroso, an analyst at the political risk advisory firm Teneo Intelligence, said a PP-led minority government remained the most likely outcome of the Sunday's election.
Jon Wear joined Deloitte as a senior consultant in the risk advisory practice in January 2012, after spending six years as a British army captain.
"Some years ago, foreign investors would mainly ask about tax issues and rule of law," said Dosym Satpayev, who runs a risk advisory consultancy in the country.
Antonio Barroso, an analyst at the political risk advisory firm Teneo Intelligence, sees the internal divisions as a sign that the party is coming of age politically.
Antonio Barroso, an analyst at the political risk advisory firm Teneo Intelligence, said Sunday's result would probably carry a strong whiff of déjà vu.
That's 8C lower than in those risk advisories, for those with short memories.
In addition, people who have personally experienced the impact of a natural disaster are more receptive to risk advisories and evacuation orders.
Mr Moelis has also hired risk-advisory experts to help clients comb through the arcane financial instruments (probably toxic) sitting on their books.
His father is the chief financial officer of the DeWitt Stern Group, an insurance and risk-advisory firm in New York.
"There's a certain exhaustion and very little appetite for a third election, especially if it has to be on 25 December, because the impression is that the second election didn't provide a solution to the stalemate, and it's negative in that it just widens the gap between citizens and politicians," says Antonio Barroso, an analyst at the political risk-advisory firm, Teneo Intelligence.
