Meaning of risk profile | Babel Free
Definitions
- A detailed description of the risks, or of certain types of risks, associated with something.
- The amount of risk that is involved in an investment.
- A chart showing profits and losses associated with an asset.
- The amount of riskiness in investments that an individual investor or institution is willing to take.
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“The evaluation stage⟳ consisted of providing a risk⟳ profile of the current system (baseline risk⟳) and the evaluation of proposed risk⟳ reduction measures .”
“A typical risk⟳ profile includes a brief description of the situation, product or commodity involved; information on pathways by which consumers are exposed to the hazard; possible risks associated with that exposure; consumer perceptions of the risks; and the distribution of possible risks among different segments of the population.”
“There are many variables to consider⟳ in a risk⟳ profile such as weather, inputs, prices, and yields.”
“The purpose of this risk⟳ profile is to provide⟳ comprehensive information, through a critical review⟳ of currently available evidence, to address the risk⟳ management question⟳ of: What is the risk⟳ to human health posed by GBS ST283 through consumption of freshwater fish⟳ in and around Southeast Asia?”
“The importance of the mountain region merits developing a separate⟳ climate change⟳ risk⟳ profile.”
“The process⟳ involves determining the amount of acceptable project risk⟳, the financial capability of the investing organization, and the risk⟳ profile of each investment in its portfolio.”
“This is because interests on deposits are fixed regardless of the risk⟳ profile of the assets they support⟳.”
“Interest⟳ rate swaps do not change⟳ the amount or type⟳ of debt outstanding, but they do affect⟳ the issuer's debt portfolio and risk⟳ profile.”
“One summary measure⟳ of the Bank's risk⟳ profile is the ratio of balance sheet equity to outstanding net loans, which is closely managed in line with the Bank's financial and risk⟳ outlook.”
“However, in order⟳ to deal⟳ with risks which may fluctuate over a wide range of losses and a correspondingly wide range of frequencies of occurrence, a preferred method of presentation is the risk⟳ profile. As discussed earlier, a risk⟳ profile is a graphical display of risk⟳ identifying the distribution of probability with which various levels of unwanted impacts would be exceeded.”
“Risk⟳ profile curves are used to demonstrate⟳ these various risk⟳ scenarios.”
“The risk⟳ profile shows the changes in the value of the bank with respect⟳ to changes in in- terest rates for a given asset-liability structure⟳.”
“Lending at 5% with a 20-year risk⟳ profile is irrational without security backing equal to twice the total loan.”
“The impulse to achieve⟳ high returns for the shareholders must be restrained by the company's risk⟳ profile.”
“It encompasses the concept that well-managed banks should seek⟳ to go beyond simple compliance with minimum capital requirements and perform⟳ for themselves a comprehensive assessment of whether they have⟳ sufficient capital to support⟳ their own⟳ individual risk⟳ profile.”
“Your risk⟳ profile is perhaps the most important input to the portfolio management process⟳. Your risk⟳ profile will not only determine⟳ how you allocate your portfolio from the outset but also how you manage⟳ your portfolio over time.”
“Moreover, the suitability of an investment for any particular investor depends on a variety of factors, including the investor's time horizon, risk⟳ profile and other investments.”
CEFR level
B2
Upper Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.
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