Derisking chokes off financial flows that parts of the global economy depend on.
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That prompted "derisking"—moving assets out of countries highly reliant on inflows of foreign capital.
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That prompted "derisking"—moving money out of countries that are highly reliant on inflows of foreign capital.
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At a time when mom-and-pop investors are derisking, companies are stepping in to provide demand.
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A group of 190 American non-profits, InterAction, has started its own network to raise awareness of derisking in Washington.
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The blame for the damage that derisking causes lies mainly with policymakers and regulators, who overreacted to past money-laundering scandals.
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Multilateral institutions such as the IMF should do more to help the countries worst affected by derisking to improve their financial oversight.
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Money-transfer firms, especially those handling remittances to poor countries, and charities that work in conflict zones, have been hit hard by this "derisking".
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"The strategic agreement is expected to further facilitate the NPE derisking strategy of Piraeus Bank," the bank's CEO Christos Megalou said in a statement.
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Derisking of Apartment Settlements: Lendlease reported record pre-sold apartment revenue of AUD5.2bn in FY15, which it expects to realise over the next three to four years.
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The continued balance sheet derisking into liquid assets and the similar strategy of turning over inventory positions more quickly are keeping value-at-risk metrics at structural lows.
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But another cause of Latvia's travails is "derisking": banks dropping customers in places or sectors deemed to pose a high risk of money-laundering, sanctions evasion or terrorist financing.
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Concern has grown among the FATF's members that derisking is actually increasing the risk of financial crime, by boosting cash transactions and the use of informal, unregulated financial networks.
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So, Bristol-Myers shareholders if they are worried about their investment in Bristol-Myers and they want to make sure they are derisking their investment, they should stay with Bristol-Myers.
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Still, China watchers can't agree on how much progress the government is making in its overall debt "derisking" battle, and the extent to which it may be impacting the broader economy.
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There is optimism in Rome and Brussels over the negotiations on derisking the bank and an agreement could be reached by the end of this month or early February, MF said.
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It also urges more efforts to minimize "derisking" by banks, for regulators to support information-sharing "utilities" and for easing what the industry sees as an excessive burden of filing reports of suspicious transactions.
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A World Bank report blames high costs on exclusive arrangements between money-transfer firms and national post offices, and on "derisking" by banks scared of infringing anti-money-laundering and know-your-customer regulations.
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"The flow aspect of the sell-off had a striking similarity with the August 2015 sell-off: realized volatility caused derisking from volatility targeting strategies and forced covering of short volatility positions," he wrote.
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There have been a series of public-private sector dialogues aimed at finding solutions to the derisking problem, but no effective solutions have been identified and inevitably such efforts end with a lot of finger pointing.
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Others suggest that mechanical and technical buying by pensions and other large savings pools that are derisking their portfolios is behind the surge of cash into U.S. bonds, rendering the predictive powers of the yield curve moot.
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"However, designing and implementing policy that simultaneously buffers the shock of the US trade tariffs and potential further restrictions while continuing deleveraging and derisking without triggering too sharp a slowdown in growth, poses complex trade-offs," they added.
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Many of them have adopted a strategy, known as "derisking," where they raise their holdings of bonds and decrease their ownership of stocks once they achieve their desired funding level or bond yields rise to a certain level.
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" If derisking and programmatic selling aren't enough to calm your nerves — and these explanations should not be enough — what is an individual investor to do when both the S&P and Dow are on the verge of going negative on the year (both were on Wednesday), and the only question worth asking seems to be "Should I go to cash?
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MBI is sought out by industry partners for its unique derisking capabilities and their market-driven multidisciplinary team that accelerates the commercialization of biobased technologies. MBI pioneered de-risking, a process that quickly and cost-effectively fails flawed technologies while accelerating viable ones through a stage-gated innovation process. MBI has collaborated with many notable companies in the industrial biotechnology, including: DuPont, Genomatica, OPX Bio, and Novozymes. Most recently, MBI collaborated with Bolt Threads (Emeryville, CA) to produce synthetic spider silk without the spiders.
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In November 2007 Amaranth Advisors filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan claiming $1 billion in damages on the grounds that the bank interfered in the company's efforts to avoid collapse after natural-gas trades losses in 2006. The suit claimed that JP Morgan as Amaranth Advisors's clearing broker use their position to prevent Amaranth Advisors from derisking their exposure from its natural-gas derivatives portfolio by preventing the portfolio from being sold to first Goldman Sachs and later Citadel LLC. In December 2012, the New York State Court of Appeals upheld an earlier dismissal of the case. During the collapse of Amaranth Advisors, Centaurus was credited as being one of the major players on the other side of their position.
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