Sentences with phrase «averse individuals»

Returns on endowment policies are conservative but guaranteed and these are meant for risk - averse individuals — those who prefer a steady though moderate return rather than take high risks for high returns.

While non-affected owners are not required to contribute to the cost of the litigation, it is reasonable to expect that litigation - averse individuals would vote against the resolution regardless, so as to minimize the litigation pursed by the strata.

Heterogeneously risk - averse individuals who lack access to formal insurance build and use relationships with each other to manage risk.

«Using the criteria of multiperiod utility analysis,... for moderate and strongly risk - averse individuals, the fixed indexed annuity is judged superior in performance to various combinations of stocks and bonds.

Not exact matches

So the question is whether Mr. Kudlow — not so much the individual, but the trade war - averse faction within the administration of which he is perhaps the most visible member — and others are going to be in position to prevent the administration from doing anything economically destructive on trade.

But as we've detailed — particularly since mid-2014 — all of those prospects actually hinge on whether individuals in the economy are risk - seeking or risk - averse, and poor market action presently signals risk - aversion.

Conversely, if the individual behind the screen turns out to be a middle - income stock broker, I would not expect him or her to be averse to church - going, a liberal Democrat, an environmentally oriented consumer, or much of a pro-choicer.

Former President Rawlings is not and has never been averse to the participation of any individual at such events and the public is urged to treat the said publication with utmost contempt.

Traders, on the other hand, are generally less risk averse because they deal with losses every day; they work with large portfolios of stocks tend to look at the long - term, bigger picture, rather than focusing too much on individual, day - to - day ups and downs.

I am also not averse to sharing information in more detail one - on - one, as long as we jointly respect the privacy of individual author incomes (measured or projected) and the confidentiality of the agreements you have with publishers and other sources.

It's an account, opened by an individual (or with a spouse or partner), through which the owner can buy securities, stocks, bonds, and whatever risky (or risk - averse) investments he or she prefers.

«A younger individual can afford to take on more risk in their investments because they have time on their side, while an older individual may choose to be more risk - averse.»

And I think this is true for almost all individuals, almost all institutions, that almost everybody is risk averse.

Because the average risk - averse investor holds the average portfolio asset allocation, this becomes the starting point in determining how a specific individual's portfolio might diverge from that average allocation.

Because the average risk - averse investor holds the average portfolio asset allocation, this becomes a reference point in determining how a specific individual's investment portfolio asset allocation might diverge from that of the average investor's asset allocation.

Something to the effect that people tend to become squeamish or otherwise averse to the truly difficult task of challenging a culture's norms of behavior, especially norms that may currently benefit their particular tribe or socio - economic group, even if those norms can be shown to be potentially lethal to the individual or group in the long term.

However, a general lack of understanding combined with perceived information governance risks means that all too often organisations, and individuals within them, are so risk averse that they are prevented from sharing appropriately by the fear of a breach of the Data Protection Act 1998 («DPA»), the common law duty of confidentiality or the myriad of NHS guidance.

We usually find that within this simple query lies a far more complicated, nuanced question that can be re-stated as follows — «Within our retrospective compensation system, wherein all Partners are judged against a common list of performance characteristics... and the very nature of this individual - focused exercise naturally promotes comparisons of relative contributions and therefore competition and personal score - keeping among my off - the - charts, type - A skeptics and change - averse doubters... how can I incentivize a key to our strategic success — teamwork — without ripping the place apart or getting impeached?»

Trained to be wary of defamation, and qualifying into organisations which are (rightly) protective of their reputations, the more risk - averse partners in law firms can often see huge potential danger in allowing individual lawyers to express themselves in an informal and opinionated way.

The thought of extra premium makes individuals averse to the idea of such add - on covers and they are given a miss.

This is a good investment option for individuals who are risk - averse and are looking for a policy where they can manage their savings as well as maintain liquidity.

ULIPs cater to all kinds of people — risk averse investors to those with low risk taking ability to individuals with high risk appetites.

I believe I have a great deal to offer XYZ as I am an enthusiastic, sales driven individual who is not averse to working long hours including evenings and weekends.

If, for example, the prescription contains an allergen to the individual, the averse ingredient must be removed.

Regarding GET, a systematic review illustrated that this form of therapy was potentially beneficial for people with ME / CFS, especially when combined with a patient education programme.5 However, drop - out rates were higher in the GET groups than control groups suggesting that individuals with ME / CFS are averse to this type of therapy.

In my clinical experience, I find these parents to be individuals who are highly risk averse in their parenting style and believe that there own over-involvement is the safest way to guide their children through a potentially harsh environment.

Averse Selection: A phenomenon caused by a high proportion of sicker individuals enrolling in a particular insurance pool, often leading to higher premiums for all participants in the pool.

We believe that this research sheds important light onto how individuals make decisions, despite being averse to the decision - making process.