| She said the sheet of questions may serve to remind teenagers of the riskiness of some of their choices, although that's not its purpose. |
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| More savers and money managers now believe that, in the long run, the return on stocks is higher and the riskiness of stocks is lower than bonds. |
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| The existence of large financial-market actors that do not care about maximizing their profits magnifies the riskiness of the bets. |
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| They delight in outfoxing people, or seducing them, and they love the riskiness of rule-breaking. |
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| Because the securities are subdivided into tranches, priced according to their riskiness, potential investors have a wide range of yields to choose from. |
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| Others have pointed out the riskiness in very deep tax cuts while the debt and interest payments are still so high. |
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| To reduce the riskiness of their portfolios and to hold down the probability of default, banks will tighten their lending conditions. |
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| The rockiness of the market lately is shown by the surge in the perceived riskiness of muni bonds. |
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| The bank chooses the riskiness of its loan portfolio in response to the announced policy. |
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| Such private flows are highly procyclical and have increased the riskiness of the growth process in developing countries. |
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| Typically, it also includes covenants to protect against the relative riskiness of the investments. |
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| Among other things, it is necessary to carefully analyze the economics of fertilizer use, including the inherent riskiness of using fertilizers. |
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| The riskiness of the exchange rate at this horizon appears fairly constant over time. |
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| Credit rating agencies and the bond insurance industry improperly calculated the riskiness of these assets by using inadequate techniques. |
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| The authors extend the analysis to Canadian bank-level data, but they also take into account the riskiness of each bank's foreignasset exposure. |
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| It is a useful measure for assessing market size and structure but should not be considered a measure of the riskiness of the positions. |
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| But today, lenders can adjust the interest rates they charge borrowers according to the riskiness of the loan, so that they can make a profit by lending in the inner city. |
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| The risk-based capital adequacy framework assesses the riskiness of assets, policy liabilities, and off-balance sheet exposures, by applying varying factors. |
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| It could be argued, however, that this accounting presentation misstates the true allocation of capital at GE, or understates the true riskiness of GE Capital. |
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| My gripe with economists is not that their models don't work well – they don't, look at the role of central banks in the financial crisis – but that they seem so reluctant to acknowledge the riskiness of their advice. |
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| This resulted in higher overall riskiness of the bank's loan portfolio. |
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| This could then be related to the observed standard deviation of returns for other types of investments to determine the relative riskiness of debt investments. |
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| The riskiness indicator shown above concerns all French households. |
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| They think that hair is tuned to Yan-energy, and assists in development of male qualities will and determination, activeness and riskiness, ability for rational logical thinking. |
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| Disclosure of accurate and timely information strengthens confidence and helps markets to make more informed judgments about the riskiness of investments. |
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| This higher operating leverage will cause profits to be more sensitive to changes in revenue, thus increasing the riskiness of returns to the firms' shareholders and the cost of equity in these industries. |
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