The fear is that, in a crisis, a bank might not be able to collect all the offsets, so its true exposure may not be its net exposure.
On the low estimate, euro-zone banks own €62 billion of Greek government bonds.The true exposure is probably a bit higher, perhaps €70 billion.
Investors would be wise to understand the true exposure they have to emerging markets through their investments in American companies before it's too late.
Recently, GLG said that its assets still stuck at Lehman were not material, but speculation is that the true exposure is larger because of the fund's ties to the Lehman, which backed GLG at its founding.
So it was in "Singin' in the Rain," too — but there, Gene Kelly's art was inhibited by the limits of silent movies, and his natural gifts got their first true exposure thanks to sound.
Since no money actually changes hands, it becomes difficult for many analysts to disentangle the true exposure of governments.
It is the authors general opinion that the characterization of the true exposure is equally important as the characterization of the raw material.
The true exposure, the blood serrum ferritin concentration, is only assayed for a validation set consisting of a small subset of the full study cohort.
While difficult to quantify, these emissions are undoubtedly important in transmission and our model likely underestimates true exposure risk by excluding them.
In order to ascertain true exposure to M. tuberculosis, most of the genetic studies conducted so far have focused on comparisons of cases with PPD-positive controls.
True exposure X is observed with error as U.
