Sentence examples for risk building up from inspiring English sources

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"Authorities need to be alert to whether stability could be threatened by excessive leverage or liquidity risk building up in any potentially vulnerable parts of the financial system," said Paul Tucker, deputy governor for financial stability at the British central bank.

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Altering the law without proper public debate, he said, risked "building up unnecessary mistrust".

"The central insight is to force people to look forward," he said, "to look at the size of the imbalances and at the risks building up".

The Bank of England has warned several times about risks building up outside the banking sector, which has come under the regulatory microscope since the 2008 crash, but has usually focused on risky loans made by non-bank financial companies and trading by banks outside regulated exchanges.

The Bank governor also warned about the potential for risks building up in the financial system after more than five years with the base rate at a historic low of 0.5% – even as he repeated that the moment rates will rise was getting closer.

Bean admitted that in the runup to the crash, economists were "not sufficiently cognisant of the risks building up in the financial system" but insisted the economy was far more resilient than when he arrived at the central bank in 2000.

The governor of the Bank of England also warned on Thursday about the potential for risks building up in the financial system after more than five years with the base rate at a historic low of 0.5% – even as he repeated that the moment rates will rise was getting closer.

The goal of the Council -- which is not a government agency but a private group -- will be to look out for risks building up in the financial system and to keep pressure on regulators to curb risk-taking by giant banks.

With DC plans, the hazards are easier to spot: members face investment risk when building up the fund, and need to cover against longevity "risk" (the welcome possibility of exceeding their expected lifespan) when they cash in the fund to buy an annuity.DB plans should offer protection against these two eventualities.