"risk pricing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to the process of assigning a financial value to a risk. For example, "The company's risk pricing policy determines how much they are willing to invest in a particular project."
"Here I saw the beginnings of a market mechanism that directly links 1-in-10-year risk pricing to 1-in-100-year 1-in-100-year 1-in-100-year 1-in-100-year
Risk pricing works by assessing an individual's details, credit record and repayment history to set the interest level.
If legislatures do not act soon to reverse that trend, he said, they risk pricing out those students whose need for a state-financed education is most acute.
An uplift in financing costs of this level is within expectations given the changes in credit supply and risk pricing since facilities were last negotiated.
C1 Business Digest C1 World Business W1 OBITUARIES A21 DINING F1-8 EDITORIAL A22-23 Editorials: Afghanistan at risk; pricing the poor out of college; federal interference in assisted suicide.
At the end of the day the government needs to look beyond the statistics and see the human cost of sub-standard housing and exorbitant rents that risk pricing many people out of London.
If investors turn away from risk, prices will fall sharply, and supposedly liquid portfolios will suddenly become hard to sell.
A market tracker is only a good idea if you're willing to risk price increases in the wholesale market in exchange for any wholesale reductions.
The risk price coefficients become more realistic and the respective standard deviations decrease16.
Finally, the second-stage regression aims at estimating the risk price coefficient b t of Eq. (4) with instrumental variables.
I closely follow them in the parametrization of the risk price coefficient and in the choice of instruments.
