Sentence examples for swap risks from inspiring English sources

European leaders have not explicitly identified where they feel any default swap risks in the region may lie.

The government's unorthodox debt swap risks further currency depreciation.

Some derivatives are known as swaps because they "swap" risk from one party to another.

"The Hill action has been driven by lobbyists and revolves around highly arcane things like swipe fees and consumer regulation (important financially but way too inside for national politics) or even more technical things like proprietary trading, swap risk, etc," Rickards wrote.

The Term Structure of Variance Swaps, Risk Premia and the Expectations Hypothesis, with Mustafa Karaman and Loriano Mancini, forthcoming in the Journal of Econometrics.

This requires a "dispassionate evaluation of data and a willingness to swap some risk for potential profits".

What got the J. P. Morgan team rolling was this thought: instead of swapping bonds or currency or interest rates, why not swap the risk of default?

But you are in fact swapping everyday risk for the exceptional risk that the worst will happen and your insurer will fail as AIG did.

But in doing so, it's also swapped the risk of commoditisation with the risk that comes with fragmentation.

In effect, the Bank has swapped the risk that poor countries will not repay their loans for the risk that rich countries will not redeem their promises.To allay these fears, the G8 finance ministers all signed a letter to Paul Wolfowitz, the World Bank's new president, promising to compensate the Bank "dollar for dollar".

The $85 billion government rescue last month of the insurance conglomerate American International Group, for example, was needed in large part to protect those who held A.I.G.'s credit-default swaps and risked crushing losses if those instruments weren't honored.