Sentences with phrase «taking on the risk of»

The company must have long - term potential; it needs some sort of sustainable competitive advantage that will keep it in business for years to come; he wants double - digit returns — «Why bother buying a business if you're not getting at least that for taking on the risk of owning a company?»

Instead of taking on the risk of hiring full - time workers, firms are turning to staffing companies like Manpower to fill their labor needs on a project - by - project basis.

Taking on the risk of lending to a private company can typically help a firm's chances in underwriting an eventual IPO.

After reading and thinking about all of this, I stand by my (relatively) broad definition of an entrepreneur — namely, that anyone who takes on the risk of working for him or herself is (at least one type of) an entrepreneur.

Investors rightfully demand a greater return for taking on the risk of owning stocks.

In an economy still climbing its way out of the most significant downturn in decades, it seems almost counterintuitive to suggest that many people are eager to take on the risk of owning their own businesses.

Recourse factoring means you take on the risk of having to reimburse the freight factoring company if the shipper or broker delays or refuses to pay.

Investors should take note of the days Shanghai - Hong Kong Stock Connect is open for business and decide according to their own risk tolerance capability whether or not to take on the risk of price fluctuations in A-shares during the time when Shanghai - Hong Kong Stock Connect is not trading.

After all, when you can get a 30 - year fixed mortgage at about 3.3 percent, as you could in 2012, why take on the risk of an ARM mortgage during the same time — at 2.74 percent?

Cosigners - This can be difficult, given that you must have access to a parent, family member, or friend who has good credit and trusts you enough to take on the risk of the loan with you.

A Side Hustle is, «a way to create additional income without taking on the risks of going full throttle into the world of working for yourself.»

Entrepreneurs who prove to be successful in taking on the risks of a startup are rewarded with profits, fame and continued growth opportunities.

It is understood that if the deal is approved conditional on the sale of selected sites, Woolworths will receive payment in full and BP will take on the risk of divesting sites.

The Celtics have taken on the risk of relying on four future Hall of Famers who have each played more than 35,000 career minutes: If that gamble backfires and Shaquille O'Neal, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen or Paul Pierce happens to break down, then which contender in the East is going to stop the Heat?

NNAMDISpeaking of which, David Downing, does the OB - GYN take on the risks of that case when he or she provides backup for a midwife?

This study included 36 incredibly brave volunteers, who were willing to take on some risk of being the first people to be exposed to the drug #HDTC

Creamer also warns that some insurers won't take on the risk of cars that have received high performance conversions and chip engine management systems.

They take on little or no risk, while the publisher takes on the risk of a return.

If they do so, they take on the risk of buying plagiarized and / or inferior content.

Before they take on the risk of publishing your book, they need information to help them decide if the numbers make sense.

To date, the key benefits we could offer to authors of books published through our company were quality of design, access to distribution, access to retail and other sales channels and of course we take on the risk of publishing costs and pay royalties to the author removing the dangers that self published authors have of not receiving payment for the books other sell on their behalf.

At the same time, I studied business in college and I know we take on the risk of letting Amazon getting too big and then using that power to increase their margins as they shrink the royalties of authors published through them.

There is a way to reward narrators for taking on the risk of your Royalty Share project, and the answer is ACX's stipend program.

The success of the pending bond sale and the yields investors are willing to accept in return for the taking on the risk of lending their money to Puerto Rico will be very telling.

You're making the monthly payment in return for the insurance company taking on the risk of paying out all the money at once.

Low - beta stocks therefore offer higher expected returns because you take on the risk of losing everything without the reward of the higher upside.

If you got a loan with 20 % down and a good income, you're taking on some risk of your own and putting some skin in the game, and hopefully you've thought about it more... so the bank is going to be happier with your incentives.

Stocks are «high risk» ownership where stockholders take on the risk of good / bad economies, good / bad company performance etc..

Take on the risks of a smaller deal.

Furthermore, not all home buyers are willing to take on the risk of a foreclosed home.

Before you may see any bank or credit union that will be ready to take on the risk of refinancing your student loan debts, it will like to ascertain that you will be able to repay the loan based on the terms you will need to agree to.

By doing this, you make a small payment and the Laurel, MD renters insurance carrier takes on the risk of paying for certain kinds of losses.

Naturally, the new first mortgage lender won't be willing to take on the risk of being in second position.

It is the professional trader who takes on the risk of the retail trader (the other side of your trades), after all, somebody has to sell you something or buy something from you when you want to place a trade.

Once again, the concept I am trying to explain is a situation where one trader is taking on the risk of another trader, i.e. taking on his opponent.

Or maybe you just want a way to start saving without taking on the risks of the market.

That's because there is no single insurance company large enough to take on the risk of an entire city being destroyed by a flood.

This is called asymmetric risk since you're taking on the risk of a long duration product if rates rise while also capping potential gains (with a put to call) if rates were to fall.

Taking on the risk of the home loan has it's advantages.

A policyholder might uncomfortable taking on the risk of their boyfriend or girlfriend by including them in their coverage.

The question becomes, why would an investor take on the risk of owning a condo for virtually no annual return?»

You're paying a small sum of money to transfer the risk of bad things happening to you, and if something bad does happen, the company takes care of it because they've taken on the risk of that event happening.

We think investors should be paid to take on the risk of stock ownership and give top marks to firms with generous dividend yields.

Few retirees will want to take on the risk of holding over half their portfolio in potentially volatile stocks.

A deposit is a refundable payment which is made to someone who is extending you credit or otherwise taking on the risk of you not performing your obligations under the agreement.

It's not always true, depending on the specualtive nature of the market (and synthetic CDO activity), but one would suspect that those that want to take on the risk of a default of IBM would only do it at a concession to current market bond pricing, or else they would buy the bonds and pay fixed, receive floating on a swap.

Would you knowingly take on the risk of a 70 % allocation to stocks if you expected to receive average returns of just 1.7 % per year, or might you look for somewhere else to put your money to spare yourself the stress?

By managing this flow of funds, banks generate profits, acting as the intermediary of interest paid and interest received, and taking on the risks of offering credit.

Moreover, the last thing that a bank would do with the proceeds would be to refinance such mortgages, because that would provide full repayment to the original lenders while taking on the risk of the newly refinanced loans.

I figured I'd be better off taking the sure 87 % gain, rather than taking on the risk of the auction falling through.