Sentences with phrase «significant chance of a loss»

Hint to those who analyze life insurers and reinsurers: look in the statutory statements, which have a lot more data than the GAAP statements for odd reserves that indicate a significant chance of losses if interest rates continue to remain low.

There is a significant chance of a loss when holding stocks for 10 or 20 years.

Not exact matches

There is a very small chance that any individual investment you make will ever see a liquidation event, so when that coveted liquidation event does occur, it should have a chance of being big enough to offset a significant amount of losses in other investment you've made in the venture asset class.

Paul Clement did a fine job in rescuing the mess left by Bob Bradley's ill - suited appointment last season, but the loss of Gylfi Sigurdsson to Everton remains significant for a team that struggled to create chances in Saturday's 1 - 0 defeat at West Ham.

Studies have shown that the first few days after a significant loss are a good predictive indicator of the chances of someone quickly getting their lives back together.

There's a strong correlation between how someone handles their finances and the chances of a significant loss.

Where the court has to assess the loss of a chance (in the present case, the chance of a successful career) and there is significant uncertainty as to whether the chance would have materialised, the appropriate course is to apply a discount, reflecting the prospects that the chance would, but for the injury, have materialised.

Members of Hailsham Chambers have appeared in the cases which have shaped the law relating to the liability of professionals over recent years: the Nationwide lender litigation at end of the 1990s; the seminal cases which developed the law relating to loss of chance in the 2000s; many important limitation cases; the lender litigation which followed the onset of the 2008 financial crisis; the various cases exploring the full ambit of the Financial Ombudsman Service's powers; the recent run of cases clarifying the law relating to breach of trust by professionals holding money in client account; and numerous significant individual cases.

Studies have shown that the first few days after a significant loss are a good predictive indicator of the chances of someone quickly getting their lives back together.