Sentences with phrase «poor risk»

Poor risk management, for example, using too much leverage.

By contrast, the small suppliers, those few that are left, are seen as poor risks, which in fact they are being an endangered species.

The problem of thinking it as two credit spreads is that it often results in poor risk - management.

Which still offers poor risk / reward, in my opinion — but there's potential to execute this via fund management products, rather than balance sheet lending].

Poor risk management can cause you to blow through your account.

Take an already immobile patient with dementia who, as a result of poor risk assessment and care while in hospital, suffers a fall and fractures a hip.

Having a bad risk / reward profile on trades is a staple of poor risk management that I come across (as a rule of thumb a trader should not enter into a trade unless analysis suggests they can make at least ~ $ 2 for every $ 1 risked)

Its purpose is to make sure that all Maine drivers who are considered poor risks by auto insurers still receive coverage.

and a Scientific American post on Monday noting that «Poor risk communication in Japan is making the risk much worse,» offered the first reaction:

and a remuneration framework that, at least until the AUSTRAC action, had little sting for senior managers and above when poor risk or customer outcomes materialised and, until recently, provided incentives to staff that did not necessarily produce good customer outcomes.

Such poor risk management was aggravated by the deficiencies of the supervisory authorities which were in most cases incompetent and corrupt.

The study was halted prematurely because after about five years, women taking the hormones had a slightly higher risk of breast cancer and an overall poor risk - to - benefit ratio compared with women taking the placebo.

I'm actually surprised he bothers to engage in the activity, given the inherently poor risk reward dynamics (his MBIA investment was different because he bought credit default swaps which were incredibly cheap and had very favorable risk - reward)

Credit markets in Europe offer an especially poor risk / reward profile, as a result of omnipresent European Central Bank quantitative easing.

This is an ugly situation, one that is the product of sloppy monetary policy, poor regulation of financial companies (for two decades), poor risk controls, overlending by government institutions, and a cultural failure where we borrowed too much and saved too little.

It's as if the attackers don't follow what's happening in the world around them (which is also exceptionally poor risk management):

Some insurance companies such as Prudential and Metlife may forgive one moving violation that has occurred within the past 36 months, but insurance applicants with more than one moving violation on their driving record are immediately identified as being much poorer risks for the insurance company.

Poor risk communication about the tremors that preceded the deadly quake led to widespread misunderstanding and confusion among the general public.

A fragile trader has poor risk management.

These 2 sectors fit my theme of avoiding or limiting exposure to a handful of fast - growing, high - valued companies offering what I believe have poor risk / reward trade - offs.

«It's far worse if people in need of a treatment lose the treatment because of a poor risk assessment that overestimates something that's a small risk to the environment,» said Frederick Bouder, a research associate at the King's Centre for Risk Management at King's College London who studied regulation of pharmaceuticals in the environment in the United States and Europe.

Non-credit card users fall into two groups: poor risks, and superior risks.

Many lenders will not look past your poor risk rating to see the much better DTI.

Having a poor risk score hurts your chances of approval, but does not automatically disqualify every applicant.

When qualifying this candlestick pattern, the wick is not very important, although a long outside wick could create a poor risk to reward scenario.

You may have a poor risk score, but your future income is more reliable than private sector borrowers with similar qualifications.

Most card companies avoid issuing accounts altogether to those in the poor risk category.

The more times you apply for a loan, the more prospective lenders might see you as desperate and therefore a poor risk.

The more accidents in which you are involved, insurance companies will consider you to be a poor risk and will charge you much higher premium rates.

Because of the low stock price, penny stocks are widely considered as a poor risk by institutional investors and are largely overlooked.

These policies are generally purchased by people considered a poor risk for insurers, those who can not qualify for a more traditional policy.

Nevertheless, being «wrong» about how much longer risky assets will climb does not alter the poor risk - reward prospects for chasing those overvalued risky assets.

But what makes us a poorer risk with life insurance?

For car insurance, drivers that get into accidents tend to be poorer risks and that leads to higher insurance premiums.

However, not everyone who goes through bankruptcy or foreclosure a poor risk for a new transaction.

Conversely, a lack of investor demand or a poor risk and return profile of the fund can lead to it trading at a discount to its NAV.

Unfortunately, fixed income with long maturities tends to have poor risk - adjusted returns.

Many financial «experts» recommended using stop loss orders as a strategy to stop or limit a loss, but volatility makes the stop loss order a poor risk management strategy.

Risk aversion bias has caused Paul to make a poor risk / reward decision.

As a result, your score would identify you as one who maxed out their credit cards, signaling you as a poor risk for many lenders.

Poor risk - adjusted performance over a variety of time horizons is a stronger signal, particularly if that performance occurs during periods in which the fund's strategy should perform well.