Start-up investing is the riskiest of the riskiest, said Gregg Flinn, chief investment officer at ALTZ Investment Strategies.
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Mr Johnson has concluded from the past two years of paralysis that the safest option may be the riskiest, and the riskiest the safest.
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Bong's "Mother" is his funniest — and riskiest — endeavor.
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The riskiest customers, and those offline, might be priced out.
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What's the riskiest thing you've done to get a pic?
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After all, the riskiest relationships are often the most alluring.
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Here's why he bets big on startups' riskiest business plans.
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It is likely to be the riskiest move of Pope.
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But the landing was the riskiest part of the mission.
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To do nothing would be the riskiest move of all.
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It's the riskiest fight, legally speaking, the administration has picked yet.
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Here's a look at the riskiest events at the Summer Olympics.
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The newest juniors in the riskiest areas are racing to adapt.
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The riskiest parts of assets are going to rally on this.
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But the shutdown fight was the riskiest, highest-profile push yet.
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Cash is piling back into the riskiest corners of the market.
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Here's a rundown of the riskiest foods in the US this year.
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David Locke Hall: The riskiest moment is always contact with your target.
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Because, of course, the individual artist is the riskiest factor of all.
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Now, take a look at the riskiest players to draft in fantasy...
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O'Rourke's riskiest move in Congress was bailing out of the money chase.
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In fact, the riskiest thing we could do is play it safe.
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And he's been with me at the riskiest times of my life.
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I think he was really happy but the riskiest thing was the ending.
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The 60-year-old dam is one of the riskiest in the nation.
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It is also in one of the riskiest flood zones in the city.
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This transfer of assets is one of the riskiest parts of Medicaid planning.
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Investors shunning the riskiest corporate loans are managers of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs).
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It is Mr. Trump's riskiest decision in the world of Middle East diplomacy.
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In reality, though, flying fast-moving aircraft is one of the world's riskiest occupations.
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Stronger returns would help boost investment in the riskiest tranche and support continued issuance.
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Florida's Monroe County, at the very bottom of the state, is the nation's riskiest.
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The summer of 2019 could go down as the riskiest offseason in NBA history.
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One of the world's riskiest investments may be getting ready for some relief rallies.
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In my view he was absolutely the riskiest candidate for Democrats on that stage.
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"Not investing is actually one of the riskiest things you can do," says Adams.
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Blue Origin has just completed its riskiest rocket test yet, and it looked pretty good.
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One of the series' best, and riskiest, episodes is this examination of Bill Cosby's legacy.
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And when investing in ICOs, understand that this is the riskiest possible type of investing.
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They landed on the $2 trillion private credit market — and its riskiest segments in particular.
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But she points out that many of the riskiest computing applications need only simple programs.
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Rarely have creditors demanded so little insurance against default, even on the riskiest "junk" bonds.
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I just think this is the riskiest move that we could make as a country.
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Wet cupping is the riskiest approach because cutting the skin raises the risk of infections.
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Repairing an iPhone by yourself is certainly the cheapest route—but it's also the riskiest.
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And yet it seems like the riskiest choice of all may be to do nothing.
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"Ultimately, buying an IPO is one of the riskiest things that an investor could do."
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"The riskiest thing we can do is just maintain the status quo," he has said.
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Analysts say those two areas are among the riskiest potential flashpoints in China's banking system.
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Veracruz is considered one of the riskiest places in the world to be a journalist.
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Bayh-Dole was passed, governments have continued to fund the early, riskiest stages of drug
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Take the old saw that younger drivers are always the riskiest to insure, for example.
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Handing over to an heir, while eventually inevitable, will therefore also be Putin's riskiest path.
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After all, day trading is one of the riskiest endeavors a person can embark upon.
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The Dreamers path, however, also happens to be the hardest, riskiest and most stressful one.
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Either way, it's clear that Bitcoin is one of the riskiest investments anyone can make.
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"In my view he was absolutely the riskiest candidate for Democrats on that stage." pic.twitter.
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Even, today solid waste workers still have one of the riskiest jobs in the country.
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From allergic reactions to bacterial infections, many pros call lash extensions the riskiest enhancement option.
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The attempt to evade risk turned out to be the riskiest strategy of all. ♦
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In 2006, European banks generated a third of America's riskiest privately issued mortgage-backed securities.
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The riskiest part of the corporate bond market is off to a strong start in 1.043.
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It did that, and then survived 16 more—all the while testing NASA's riskiest, oddball ideas.
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And so, the riskiest thing we can do is try too hard to play it safe.
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Exxon Mobil has done very well for itself working in some of the riskiest environments around.
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Here are some answers about the riskiest destinations in the world to get caught with cannabis.
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That would prevent the P2P firms from lending to the riskiest borrowers in much of America.
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At dawn on Tuesday, Guaidó launched his boldest — and riskiest — gambit yet to push Maduro out.
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Branson has said the accident made him question whether to continue pursuing his riskiest business venture.
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But the leveraged ETFs are arguably the most volatile and riskiest products the SEC has approved.
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COLLATERALIZED LOAN OBLIGATIONS Investors shunning the riskiest corporate loans are managers of collateralized loan obligations (CLOs).
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One in eight new residential units in New York is being built along the riskiest waterfront.
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If floods were included in homeowners policies, prices for those in the riskiest areas would increase.
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It also underlines Mr. Trump's unorthodox approach to one of the riskiest diplomatic gambits of his presidency.
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But the company contracts out the financially riskiest, and arguably dirtiest, part of that process to farmers.
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We can talk about the riskiest elements of apps -- location tracking/sharing, anonymity, chatting with strangers, etc.
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Read More Buy the world's riskiest stocks: Technician "[Three percent] is a lot," First Standard's Cardillo said.
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Hasidic Williamsburg suffers alarming rates of childhood lead poisoning, ranking as the riskiest spot Reuters found citywide.
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A small category of food considered the riskiest — oysters and raw meats among them — are not allowed.
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But the toughest and riskiest radicalism today originates not among Mr. Putin's opponents, but among his supporters.
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The riskiest scenario for equities, he wrote, could be a unified Democrat government after the 2020 election.
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But the riskiest promise is the Tory one not to extend the transition period beyond December 2020.
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The Ironman swim in particular has been recognized for some time as the riskiest part of the race.
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Banks also are lending fewer of the riskiest junk-rated loans that fund buyouts, further tightening financing conditions.
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Banks are also lending fewer of the riskiest junk-rated loans that fund buyouts, further tightening financing conditions.
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Regulatory NPLs (the three riskiest categories) stood at 13.6% of gross credit exposure at the beginning of June.
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Rushing to a summit-level diplomatic track is the riskiest of all Hail Mary strategies one can employ.
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Some southern European Additional Tier 1 paper, the riskiest type of bank debt, tumbled up to 10 points.
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Venture capital is among the riskiest of asset classes, and directly involving state funds could lead to losses.
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It also aims to cut up to a quarter of its riskiest assets in the next few years.
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Climate change is making home insurance unavailable or unaffordable in the riskiest areas for hurricanes, wildfires and flooding.
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Related: Ms. Warren's embrace of Medicare for all may be the riskiest political bet of her presidential campaign.
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A medical exam proves you are healthier than the riskiest applicants and saves you money on your insurance.
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The rates of the entry-level product serving our riskiest customers are similar to those of payday loans.
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US investors continue to move money out of the riskiest parts of the market and into defensive areas.
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Its lack of pizzazz, however, may not provide the backdrop Trump is seeking for his riskiest diplomatic gambit.
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"The system is thus forcing councils to be at their riskiest," argues Simon Edwards of the County Councils Network.
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But more than that, the makers of AI tools have to be willing to not build the riskiest projects.
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Whether you know it or not, driving a car is probably one of the riskiest things you'll ever do.
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"Driving is the riskiest thing we do on a daily basis," said Atchley, who wasn't involved in the study.
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The riskiest situation I found myself in was during a major infiltration involving the purchasing of drugs and firearms.
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Data has also upended a longstanding rule of thumb in the insurance industry that younger drivers are the riskiest.
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Kaspersky's results show that Game of Thrones was the riskiest to pirate, followed by The Walking Dead, and Arrow.
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And as his company seems to recognize, for incumbents facing potentially revolutionary innovation, the riskiest approach is doing nothing.
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In 1990, unsafe sex was the 14th riskiest behavior for males aged 15 to 19, and 11th for girls.
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It also aims to dispose of up to a quarter of its riskiest assets in the next few years.
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But we'll settle for a new book explaining how the riskiest and shrewdest deal in publishing history went down.
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"This riskiest debt class dominates 2020 bank loan maturities, pointing to higher near-term risk for loans," Johnson wrote.
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Two proposals do indeed increase grant funding for pre-disaster mitigation, and one targets this at the riskiest properties.
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On January 20, 2016, the country is sending a businessman to Washington in one of the riskiest bets in history.
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It's also the riskiest, because if your puppy love should ever go sour, you are presented with only two options.
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And then Spyros makes the riskiest and biggest mistake of his, well, not his life, considering he's a date rapist.
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The riskiest moment is often after a violent breakup when a woman has won a restraining order against her ex.
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It turns out one of the riskiest things you can do for your personal data is book a hotel room.
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Vancouver in Canada has been identified by Swiss bank UBS as the global financial center with the riskiest housing bubble.
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But the bypass is the riskiest operation, since it involves not only altering the stomach but rerouting the intestines too.
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In that case, the federal utilities could be used to build only the riskiest projects the private companies won't touch.
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So if investors are bidding up the riskiest assets in the bond market, how do stocks and other securities react?
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That has made plans cheaper for the riskiest customers, at the cost of higher premiums for the healthy and young.
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Today's retail launch of the Apple iPhone 8 and 8 Plus is a crucial test for Apple's riskiest iPhone strategy.
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At that moment, the riskiest possible option for his patient was the one with the most potential rewards for him.
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - The U.S. Federal Trade Commission may want to play its biggest, yet riskiest, hand.
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But her riskiest move was appearing at her longtime designer Jean Paul Gaultier's fashion show benefiting AIDS research in 1992.
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Those who cannot bail out of their riskiest holdings may be forced to sell less risky but more liquid bonds.
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Here is a brief glossary, culled from "Hotbox: Inside Catering, the Food World's Riskiest Business" by Matt and Ted Lee.
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The median age for those diagnosed with coronavirus in Germany is 47 years — below what's considered the riskiest age group.
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Crucially, the countries tied to the "Belt and Road" initiative are some of the riskiest developing countries in the world.
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Tech stocks have come under fire because they are some of the riskiest and most expensive parts of the market.
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MissionaryFlu risk: 5 The most vanilla of all positions turns out to be the riskiest in terms of flu exchange.
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Shares in the bank hit fresh lows after the International Monetary Fund branded Deutsche Bank one of the riskiest banks globally.
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Equity tranches are the most junior and riskiest part of a CLO and investors are paid last after the fund's bondholders.
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Termites have a class of workers who act as soldiers and do the riskiest things, like defending the colony from predators.
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At one time, people thought year-end holidays — Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year's Eve — were the riskiest time for people with depression.
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Mike Pompeo's secret visit to North Korea underscores President Trump's unorthodox approach to one of the riskiest gambits of his presidency.
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The bank suffered another massive blow after the International Monetary Fund (IMF) branded Deutsche Bank one of the riskiest banks globally.
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CEO Abby Johnson led the charge into cryptocurrency, one of the riskiest and most volatile asset classes of the past year.
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The tragedy can happen almost anywhere, and while hotter months are the riskiest, the circumstances surrounding child vehicular heatstroke are varied.
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"I believe we have already gone through the riskiest stage," Haruo Naito had said at a news briefing earlier this month.
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Not every state participated in the survey, but of those who participated, Texas was where teens were having the riskiest sex.
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China's yuan-denominated stock markets are the third riskiest in the world after Egypt and Greece, risk management firm Axioma says.
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"Before the financial crisis, some of the largest, riskiest non-bank financial companies were not subject to adequate oversight," Friedlander added.
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"Before the financial crisis, some of the largest, riskiest nonbank financial companies were not subject to adequate oversight," the Treasury noted.
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If they cannot be safe from further flooding, then the only option may be the first and riskiest: diving them out.
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The trans-Pacific leg was the riskiest part of the plane's global travels because of the lack of emergency landing sites.
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A lack of trust in banks has brought rise to one of the riskiest investment products of the past decade: Cryptocurrency.
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With nothing in common but a passion for science and shared alienation, their journey together proves the riskiest experiment of all.
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The reversal of fortunes underscores how quickly sentiment can change in financial markets, especially in the riskiest pockets of Wall Street.
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Lured by low default rates and easy money, investors have for years piled into the riskiest corners of the debt market.
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The NFIP could enter a "death spiral," Birnbaum said, leaving it on the hook for the riskiest and least profitable policies.
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She says she never saw any documentation backing up the agency's claim that they were testing in the city's riskiest homes.
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The Nasdaq dropped 1.3% as investors sold off tech to get some of their riskiest assets out of their portfolios. 2.
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Nuclear diplomacy, even when the aim is deterrence or extracting concessions, is just about the riskiest kind of diplomacy there is.
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Boxing is among the riskiest sports at the Games, even if the men are shunning headgear for the first time since 233.
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Boxing is among the riskiest sports at the Games, even if the men are shunning headgear for the first time since 1984.
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So Chuck goes ahead and makes ostensibly the riskiest and biggest mistake of his life: He approaches Spyros to make a deal.
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That said, these are the riskiest states for extreme weather in America, according to the NOAA's analysys of its storm events database.
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In other words, the scene is set for awkward hookups, overblown expectations, or, perhaps riskiest of all, run-ins with past lovers.
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Sophie: Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides (Transgressive/Future Classic) The riskiest tracks here are the two where the London-to-L.
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The tragedy can happen almost anywhere, and while hotter months are always the riskiest, the circumstances surrounding child vehicular heatstroke are varied.
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The most expensive loans are pricey because they go to the riskiest borrowers: younger firms without collateral, poorer consumers without credit histories.
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However, some investors say such protection has run its course after boosting returns by about 7% in the riskiest portions of CLOs.
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Strategists look at the sell-off as mostly a correction, centered on certain sectors in the riskiest part of the credit market.
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Where the riskiest portfolio possible would be holding one stock or one bond, we spread the risk across thousands of different securities.
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With damage now unavoidable, Senegal's government and the World Bank are mobilising to resettle nearly 303,230 people from the city's riskiest zone.
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It's the weirdest, riskiest, most bizarre game that only Nintendo has the resources to pour seven years into making something this bonkers.
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Those are sold to banks, mutual funds and other investors — with asset managers, insurance companies and hedge funds claiming the riskiest slices.
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But safety advocates have voiced opposition, arguing that the "riskiest cohort of drivers" should not be empowered to drive across state lines.
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Libor floors guarantee minimum returns for loan investors, but are threatening returns to holders of the riskiest CLO slices as Libor rises.
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It is Mr. Trump's riskiest decision in the realm of Middle East diplomacy, and Arab and European leaders had warned against it.
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The proliferation of ag-gag laws have made the industrial animal farming industry one of the riskiest places to be a whistleblower.
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"It essentially measures market stress by comparing the daily returns of the largest defensive sector (Staples) versus the riskiest group (Tech)," Colas said.
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Improving the hit rate of some of the riskiest ventures, such as high-tech hardware projects like smartwatches, has become a top priority.
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Among other measures, $1 in capital would need to be held for every $1 investment, the regulator's highest charge for the riskiest investments.
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The riskiest and possibly most interesting part of High Sierra is the new APFS file system, which replaces HFS+ as the new default.
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In this complex and fast-moving crisis, a better understanding of why people engage in the riskiest behavior is crucial to save lives.
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Mukungulu—the third and riskiest step in this process—is intended to help patients lower levels of the HIV virus in the body.
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He's Jay Bruce, Cincinnati Red, and he's either the smartest deal a team can make on the trade market, or the riskiest one.
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Perhaps the riskiest move was hiring another first-time actress, Bria Vinaite, a heavily tattooed, free-spirited Brooklynite, to play Moonee's mother, Halley.
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Such a move would discourage small startups that engage in the riskiest efforts to develop innovative therapies at the cutting edge of science.
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In March, he made a U-turn over his decision to keep some of the banks most lucrative, but also riskiest, trading businesses.
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Dan Fuss, the longtime manager of Loomis Sayles&apos flagship bond fund, is worried about the riskiest corner of the corporate-debt market.
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Active managers also have a bigger stake, on average, in BBB-rated corporate bonds, the riskiest segment of the investment-grade bond market.
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For Xavier and the rest of the ensemble, learning to fly in the harnesses was the last — and riskiest — piece of the puzzle.
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Meanwhile, in the real world the stock price of the riskiest financial firms is soaring even faster than the market as a whole.
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While weight loss, muscle-building, and sexual enhancement supplements may be the riskiest, vitamins and minerals do not have a completely clean track record.
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The CEO led the charge into cryptocurrency, one of the riskiest and most volatile asset classes of the past year, as early as 2014.
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In February, spreads on the riskiest investment-grade bonds, based on Moody's rating scale, averaged 1.65 percent, the lowest in more than a decade.
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"While it is possible to get foodborne illnesses from many different foods, raw milk is one of the riskiest of all," the CDC states.
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I worked with 20 different orcas and performed in the water with 17 of them — including the corporation's riskiest and most dangerous killer whales.
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An unusually good referral was one in which a patient from the riskiest 1% survived the operation and was not readmitted within a month.
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They are typically found in what are called "frontier markets", which lie beyond even emerging markets at the riskiest edge of the investment universe.
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But she considers the decision to self-publish these photographs her riskiest action, placing her in the most legally precarious position she's been in.
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Venezuelan bonds are the riskiest of any issued by an emerging market nation, according to the JPMorgan Global Diversified Emerging Markets Bond Index .JPMEGDVENR.
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Yet that could be the riskiest bet, because while Trump is stoking the flames of anger, there's another much larger fire being built -- fatigue.
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"Companies from outside the European Union, which may be considered the riskiest clients, are now less than 1 percent of all clients," it said.
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And those investors - named for the bottom, riskiest parts of bonds that they buy - make much of their money by quickly recycling their purchases.
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At last week's CNBC Delivering Alpha conference, he explained how they could earn returns from these investments without venturing into the riskiest corporate debt.
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Ironically, these results are the exact opposite of the 2005 survey cited above where people believed home was safest and public transit was riskiest.
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The transplant would temporarily wipe out Hecker's immune system, making it one of the riskiest treatments a patient could receive during a global pandemic.
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The New York Fed studied FHA-insured mortgages, the riskiest slice of the market, to gauge how fintechs and banks compare in default rates.
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The same study, however, found that the riskiest behavior was among smokers who used both vaping products and cigarettes, which researchers said was common.
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He was, he thinks, the "riskiest" candidate to take over WFP, and he warned the men hiring him that he wasn't joking about transformation.
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Companies are rushing to issue — and investors are eager to buy — the riskiest kinds of debt before the Federal Reserve begins tightening monetary policy.
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But it's clear from the report that India is one of the riskiest countries in the world to breathe, up there with Bangladesh and Georgia.
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Sole ownership might be attractive if one partner has bad credit, but it's the riskiest option for the partner left off the title, she said.
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In fact, with all of Trump's self-inflicted wounds and generally underwater popularity, Sanders may be the riskiest of the wannabes to take on Trump.
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These banks, the city charges, spent a decade gracing whites with low-cost loans while targeting blacks and Latinos for their riskiest, most expensive mortgages.
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The value of Additional Tier 1 bonds, the riskiest type of debt a bank can sell, has fallen sharply since Britain's vote for a Brexit.
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Investors are getting the lowest yields on the riskiest bonds in almost three years, another sign of the high level of complacency in financial markets.
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Fitch's revised ALIC's Outlook to Negative as a result of its increasing investment risk, with its portfolio among the riskiest in Fitch's rated life universe.
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When the trial was designed, many thought, based on data from small studies, that naproxen was safest and celecoxib was likely to be the riskiest.
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They have sold nearly all of the riskiest portion of the financing, which is made up of US$825m of unsecured notes maturing in 2024.
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"The prototype phase is the riskiest one and it is very important to have incentives from the European budget to prepare common projects," she added.
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The unit generally considers hostage rescue missions its most important and riskiest assignments, since the hostage is in peril from the moment the raid begins.
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By 2013, unsafe sex had leapt to the second riskiest behavior for boys, and the most risky of all behaviors health-outcome wise for girls.
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It also reflects the State Department's diminished role in preparing for the riskiest encounter between an American president and a foreign leader in many years.
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But Universal, the studio behind the franchise, is attempting the riskiest stunt of all this weekend: The release of the first "Fast and Furious" spinoff.
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Tesla — Tesla dropped about 13% amid the broader market's sell-off as investors ditched what Wall Street views as some of the market's riskiest names.
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The ad attacking Sanders represents the riskiest bet yet on the power of big money because of its chance of inflaming Sanders' fervent fan base.
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The final scenario — which would be the riskiest as far as markets are concerned — is one that sees Lega and M5S go into government together.
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She often trains with men, who typically choose the riskiest tactics, and she is among the few women who race on skis designed for men.
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The task force recommendations would limit the riskiest types of assistance in the settings when it is most likely to be diverted or cause harm.
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Radio stations heard from callers who recounted stories of their riskiest trips and complained that more regulation would turn New Zealand into a nanny state.
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LONDON â€" If you were asked to name the riskiest element of football, you might go for something like tackling â€" maybe a bad sliding tackle.
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Your fees help pay for X-rays when a BMX biker breaks their leg, even if the riskiest activity you'll ever do is drive your car.
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That made a lot of sense: Loans made to finance private equity deals are some of the riskiest because they typically involve a lot of debt.
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Still, for prospective buyers, the risk posed by the volcanoes should come up several times in the process of buying property in the riskiest lava zone.
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To cover its risks, an insurer might raise premiums, but that will only drive away the safest customers, leaving an "adverse selection" of the riskiest buyers.
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So to get ready for what's to come, we're looking back at some of the riskiest looks from the 2017 season on this week's PeopleNow episode.
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Sales of "medically important" antibiotics—ones that are identical to the antibiotics used in humans, and therefore riskiest for stimulating antibiotic resistance—fell by 33 percent.
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By pairing the bruising Cousins alongside elastic forward Anthony Davis, the Pelicans own the NBA's most dynamic post duo but it may also be the riskiest.
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The goal is to pinpoint the riskiest areas of repetitive movement that leads to injuries with data and then create solutions for a safer work environment.
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But these advancements play both ways: if a private company can determine which properties are riskiest to insure, why would they offer coverage on those homes?
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Her 21st Century Glass-Steagall Act seeks structural separation of commercial and investment banks to keep companies making the riskiest trades away from taxpayer-funded bailouts.
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Whether it's injury concerns, regression concerns, or the possibility they are passed up on the depth chart, these are the riskiest players in fantasy this season.
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Unlike some European peers, it is sticking with investment banking, with a global reach that the IMF says makes it among the riskiest of all banks.
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The unpredictable natural environments that appear in the film made shooting it a dangerous challenge, meaning Aquarela is likely one of the riskiest documentaries ever made.
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And the fact that he cannot earn the trust of the core of the Democratic Party means he is the riskiest candidate standing on this stage.
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READ MORE HERE >>Ken Korngiebel manages the best small-cap fund of the past 20 years, making his living in the riskiest part of the market.
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His study found that by 2050 people would still be living in the riskiest areas and would have incrementally paid billions of dollars for adaptation measures.
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The Food and Drug Administration said it will resume inspections of some of the riskiest foods such as cheeses, produce and infant formula as early as Tuesday.
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While some of the riskiest chemicals in these groups have been banned in children's products, other similar ones are still universally present or remain in "adult" products.
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They hope to quantify what percentage of UTIs overall come from the food supply, as well as identify the riskiest strains that can cause more serious infections.
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Last quarter, the E-H category comprising the riskiest credit lines in Bradesco's loan book rose to 4.8 percent from 2.8 percent in the prior three months.
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"You don't want to take the riskiest possible medication when something less hazardous would work just as well — and that's basically what we found here," Krebs said.
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"At this very moment, while we're speaking and celebrating this event, New Horizons is taking its riskiest observation," Stern said into a microphone, hyping up the crowd.
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The most junior and riskiest portion of the fund, the equity slice, is paid last with what interest is leftover after the fund's bondholders receive their distributions.
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But even their confidence may be slipping: options data suggests that owning Tesla shares is "is close to the riskiest it has ever been," according to Reuters.
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The most junior and riskiest portion of the fund, the equity slice, is paid last with what is left over after the fund's bondholders receive their distributions.
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"Financial firms are potentially exposed to stranded assets and sectors that need to adjust," the document said, listing steel, transport and real estate among the riskiest sectors.
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The "wall" tour is his latest and riskiest creation: The tourists explore several access points along the fence, some near dusty, mountainous terrain, others near residential communities.
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The key to understand is that we have options in the transition to a low carbon economy and there's no need to resort to the riskiest first.
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According to the US State Department, terrorism is possible throughout Israel and Palestine, and the three riskiest places to visit are Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza.
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The fantasy of being caught in the moment and "sticking it in" may need to be tempered, as this results in some of the riskiest sex scenarios.
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From a Hollywood risk-and-reward point of view, these kinds of films are the riskiest, most emotional, taste-based decisions that studio executives have to make.
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My decision to open up my restaurant Yxta over there in 2009 proved to be one of the riskiest things I have ever done in my life.
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Going beyond all those steps and dipping into one of the riskiest parts of the capital markets would have seen like fantasy only a few months ago.
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First, there is the question of why Russian intelligence would tell the notoriously unpredictable and impulsive Donald Trump about one of its riskiest international operations in decades.
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LAS VEGAS — It's becoming increasingly apparent that Tyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest plans of his career to beat Deontay Wilder on Saturday.
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High levels of corporate debt, along with the pace of lending to the riskiest borrowers, have emerged in recent months as the Fed's chief financial stability concern.
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Once you get into the C range, you're not trawling just among the riskiest companies, but among bond issues that are the hardest to trade in volatile times.
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The two years after a transplant are the riskiest time for a relapse; after two years that likelihood plummets, and after five years, a patient is considered cured.
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Borrowers in Latin America's biggest country pay an average 190 percent a year for the riskiest type of unsecured loans, the highest among the world's 20 major economies.
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The early financing rounds are usually the riskiest part of capital raising, where significant returns are to be made before the public is offered a chance to invest.
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The riskiest moments in "Maestro," Hershey Felder's tribute to the conductor-composer Leonard Bernstein, come as spectators settle in at 59E59 Theaters, waiting for the performance to start.
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Last December, an American mutual fund run by Third Avenue ran into a similar problem, reflecting the portfolio's significant exposure to the riskiest types of high-yield bonds.
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Some of the riskiest energy stocks — indebted producers of costly oil from shale rock — surged Wednesday after oil jumped 9 percent on news of an OPEC production cut.
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Earlier this year, Westpac was found to have the riskiest mortgage-book among the four banks dominating about 80 percent of the Australian market, according to UBS analysts.
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It does seem clear that older people — particularly those older than 80 — and those with chronic medical conditions are in the riskiest group for dying of Covid-19.
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Treasury called on the Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) to avoid targeting nonbank financial firms by size and instead focus on the riskiest practices across the financial sector.
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Ms. Warren prosecuted her argument that Mr. Bloomberg was the "riskiest" Democrat onstage, ticking off his past giving to Republican candidates for office — including the one she defeated.
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But a new fund is making a big bet that it's possible to back clean tech companies at the earliest — and often riskiest — stages, all without sacrificing returns.
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The riskiest move would be to freeze the standards at current levels until fuel prices rise to a level that typically incentivizes consumers to buy more efficient vehicles.
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Today Julius is in no hurry to leave, despite having one of the riskiest jobs on a chaotic mine site - handling mercury each day with his bare hands.
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"This is probably one of the riskiest points you're ever going to see in the stock market," said Michael O'Rourke, chief market strategist at JonesTrading in Greenwich, Connecticut.
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According to a study released this week by SplashData, a developer of password management software, consumers continue making the riskiest choices with passwords by consistently using overly simple ones.
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Even Mrs Merkel's riskiest policies—her decisions to switch off Germany's nuclear power stations in 2011 and to let in refugees in 2015—responded to changes in public attitudes.
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Regulatory NPLs (the three riskiest categories) more than doubled to 14.2% of gross credit exposure at end-November 2016 from 6.8% at end-2015 and further increases are likely.
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The FOs of the Pritzkers and Bill Gates, for instance, have reportedly been keen buyers of the riskiest "equity" tranches of collateralised loan obligations (a form of securitised debt).
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LONDON (Reuters) - New partnerships are emerging in the global hunt for oil discoveries, with some explorers essentially offering an outsourcing service for the riskiest part of the energy business.
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But her latest quietly subversive sartorial choice — the outfit she wore to Queen Elizabeth II's Trooping the Colour official birthday parade — may secretly be the riskiest of them all.
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Data released this week by America's Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on capital-asset ratios suggested that Deutsche's status as the riskiest of a score of big banks is worsening.
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In the first years the coasts had been riskiest, but now that it was not so much a country people tried to get into, inland was the bigger problem.
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"sell picks and shovels to miners" trade-off of any booming startup ecosystem, many entrepreneurs opt to supply parts to companies toiling in the riskiest end of the business.
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"If my assumption is correct that they're introducing DNA, this is up near the top of the riskiest things I've ever heard a stem cell clinic doing," he says.
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Strategists at Bank of America Merrill Lynch see a pattern in which the riskiest stocks that benefit the most from Fed policy are now underperforming their higher-quality peers.
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Italy's banks have long indulged in the pernicious habit of selling their riskiest debt to their own customers: retail investors hold around half their €67 billion of subordinated bonds.
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Regulators would be required to give priority to the riskiest chemicals, evaluate at least 20 substances at a time and finish each evaluation in no more than seven years.
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Borrowers in Latin America's biggest country pay an average 250 percent a year for the riskiest type of unsecured rollover credit, the highest among the world's 20 major economies.
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The policy riskiest for insurers, though of growing interest to customers, is loss of attraction, provided to a business nowhere near an attack which loses revenue as a result.
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RISK APPETITE The dwindling investor appetite for the riskiest loans is making it more difficult for banks which mostly seek to sell on the loans once they are originated.
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Instead, the riskiest of Mr. Rudin's productions — the bloody vaudeville "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus," by the downtown favorite Taylor Mac — did surprisingly well, scooping up seven nominations.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Owning electric carmaker Tesla Inc's shares is close to the riskiest it has ever been, data by options database and analytics firm OptionMetrics showed on Wednesday.
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But on Tuesday, Ms. Warren again aimed most of her darts at Mr. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York, whom she called the riskiest candidate against President Trump.
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LONDON, Aug 10 (IFR) - Standard Chartered has mandated banks for a US dollar Additional Tier 1 bond, the riskiest type of debt banks can sell, according to a lead.
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This strategy is to blindly buy the stocks with the highest dividend yields in the market, a move that can lead investors into some of the very riskiest stocks.
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While both sides can claim strategic advances and political payoffs, the riskiest standoff between the enemies in decades may have transitioned their confrontation to a new, more dangerous phase.
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Other provisions mandate thorough investigations of near misses, extensive third-party audits after actual accidents and, for the riskiest plants, studies of alternative plant technology that could be safer.
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In the insurance-tech world, for example, some are voicing worries that the use of tech to write increasingly customized insurance policies could leave the riskiest customers without coverage.
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Even under perfect circumstances FDA only inspects a small fraction of facilities making drugs in any given year, so the agency tries to focus on the riskiest sites, she said.
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Sanders has so far taken a hands-off approach to some of the riskiest institutions and activities in our economy, which were among the biggest culprits during the 2008 crisis.
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More than half of the unit's exposure is in the form of equity, considered the riskiest type of financing because shareholders typically see their investment wiped out in a bankruptcy.
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LONDON (Reuters/IFR) - Germany's IKB Deutsche Industriebank, rescued twice during the financial crisis, has issued one of the riskiest forms of bonds without any credit rating from the big agencies.
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And insurers had long recognised that their customers might be the best judges of what risks they faced, and that those keenest to buy insurance were probably the riskiest bets.
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SpaceX is pouring much of its cash and resources into building Starlink and ramping up work on perhaps its riskiest venture: Developing a rocket capable of carrying humans to Mars.
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In the junk bond market — where the riskiest borrowers are — there have been no new corporate debt deals this month, according to data from the financial market research firm Dealogic.
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The bottom line: Big deals are the riskiest kind of transactions to strike — and the instability in Washington is sapping corporate boards of their confidence in making such hefty bets.
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In perhaps the riskiest bit of business, God, while looking for Ea, visits a church where he creates a ruckus by rudely breaking into a line at a soup kitchen.
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They are normally considered the riskiest group in the U.S. stock market, due to high volatility, but investors have increasingly turned to these stocks as insulation against the trade wars.
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UniCredit's AT1 paper, the riskiest form of bank debt, has been among the worst performing in 2016 due to investor anxiety about its capital levels and ability to pay coupons.
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Kentucky and Louisiana were the riskiest bets: Bevin has been among the most unpopular governors in the country, while the centrist Edwards, seeking a second term, is seen as formidable.
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At Dimon's "insistence," the unfiled complaint asserts, "JPMorgan formulated an exit strategy to divest itself" of the riskiest pieces of mortgage-backed securities that had been accumulating on its balance sheet.
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At that time, Saleh took one of the riskiest gambles of his turbulent career, allying himself to the Houthis, heirs to a theocratic sect that ruled Yemen for a thousand years.
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Farm banking in hot, dusty Australia has long been tough and although it is a small component of overall books, rural loans are some of the riskiest and most politically sensitive.
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Last week, Guaidó launched his boldest — and riskiest — gambit yet: releasing a video calling on the entire country, including the military, to rise up and overthrow Maduro once and for all.
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Another sign of caution is the rise in the yields paid by junk bonds (those issued by the riskiest companies); investors are demanding a higher return for the risk of lending.
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Italy is considered the riskiest case, as the IMF deems that the free-spending policies of its eurosceptic government represent a potential "major violation" of EU fiscal rules, the source said.
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Governor Stephen Poloz said that while tighter regulations will work through the system only gradually, they will improve the quality of household debt by taking the riskiest mortgages off the table.
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Investors are bracing for rising interest rates and a painful slowdown in China by shedding the riskiest assets — in case you're wondering why gold prices have rallied to start the year.
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But as this page run by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York shows, equities, perhaps the riskiest repo asset, make up around 8 percent of volume, a not insignificant amount.
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Walmart's deal for Flipkart, one of the largest and riskiest in its history, follows a pattern of purchases over the past 18 months as it expands its footprint beyond box stores.
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The indictment of the agent, Joseph Astarita, 40, is a blow to the reputation of the hostage team, which carries out the bureau's riskiest missions in the United States and abroad.
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Just as it's time to consider retreating from the coasts because of sea-level rise, it may be time to consider encouraging people to retreat from some of the riskiest areas.
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"Business debt levels are high compared with either business assets or GDP, with the riskiest firms accounting for most of the increase in debt in recent years," the central bank noted.
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The pin, known as the Trident, represents the grit of sailors who made it through some of the toughest training in the Navy, and are given some of the riskiest missions.
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Computer giant Dell on Monday announced a $203.9 billion junk bond, the riskiest and lowest-rated part of a financing package to fund its $67 billion purchase of data storage company EMC.
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China's money supply growth has dipped to the slowest on record in the past few months, hurt by a campaign to rein in leverage and the riskiest forms of non-bank lending.
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The NHTSA ordered Takata and automakers to recall all non-desiccated ammonium nitrate inflators on a rolling schedule, with the goal of getting the riskiest and oldest airbags off the road first.
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In fact, giving to dark-money groups may be the riskiest kind of political spending, because companies often have no idea who else is giving, and whether their interests are in competition.
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In contrast to some European peers, it is sticking with its strategic focus on investment banking, with a global reach that the IMF says makes it among the riskiest of all banks.
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Last December, a mutual fund run by Third Avenue, which invested in the riskiest types of high-yield bonds, was forced to bar the door to investors who wanted their money back.
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We took a look at the riskiest top players in fantasy, based on injury and regression concerns, the possibility they get passed on the depth chart, or don't live up to expectations.
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And the riskiest borrowers are more leveraged than they were even during the financial crisis, according to S&P's analysis, which looked at 2017 year-end balance sheets for non-financial corporations.
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Source: MFEA Investors holding a large number of names to mitigate risk may be overlooking the fact that an index approach requires holding some of the riskiest individual names in the market.
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After the war, struggling circulation drove Mr. Ochs to execute one of the riskiest business decisions of his career: He lowered the cost of the paper to 1 cent, from 3 cents.
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With loans available to even the riskiest buyers, builders responded by putting up 1.7 million single-family homes at the peak of the construction boom in 2005, according to the U.S. census.
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In fact, the platform&aposs users have coined a term that&aposs touted as a mantra for some of the biggest, riskiest gambles: "YOLO" trades, short for "you-only-live-once" trades.
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Pulling off an I.P.O. in the current market is a feat — especially for biotech companies, which recently experienced a sell-off after investors started abandoning what they perceived to be their riskiest positions.
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Still, Terrio and Hoyes both said they have seen a chill in recent months from banks and other lenders looking to cut the riskiest clients from their balance sheets before a crisis hits.
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At dawn on Tuesday, Guaidó launched his boldest — and riskiest — gambit yet: releasing a video calling on the entire country, including the military, to rise up and overthrow Maduro once and for all.
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The riskiest part of deciding to drive a Model 220 is whether or not you want to add on the autonomous driving features, said Sam Jaffe, managing director at research firm Cairn ERA.
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The move could reduce returns to investors in CLO equity, the most junior and riskiest tranche of the funds, by up to 3%, according to Citigroup estimates, and could also decrease CLO volume.
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Only the riskiest penny stocks that already may be the target of fraudulent schemes — labeled with a skull-and-crossbones icon by the trading firm OTC Markets Group — can no longer be sold.
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PEOPLE's style and beauty director, Andrea Lavinthal, along with beauty editor Jackie Fields, took a walk down memory lane this week, in order to call out the riskiest looks they saw last season.
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Goldman Sachs bank analysts noted in a recent report that 80 percent of Wells Fargo's overall energy loans are to the two riskiest subsectors within energy: exploration and production companies, and services companies.
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The mezzanine tranche in the Popolare di Bari sale, for 14 million euros, was rated B(High)/B2, while the junior — or riskiest — portion, for 10 million euros, did not get a rating.
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The first couple of months were a supercharged "January effect," in which the smallest, riskiest, most aggressive stocks sped higher as the fourth-quarter growth panic, fund liquidations and tax-loss selling abated.
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While massive financial institutions might pretend to be community banks, the predominant trend in the banking industry is sadly toward further consolidation into the hands of the largest, riskiest and most fraudulent institutions.
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"To put the fate of our climate on clean coal and so-called next-gen nuclear is about the riskiest proposition in the world," said Michael Brune, executive director of the Sierra Club.
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He claimed to be publicity-shy, but that did not stop him from being active in nearly every aspect of the club, including the riskiest and most visible one — the signing of players.
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"If you'd asked us 20 years ago, we would have guessed that global health would be our foundation's riskiest work, and our U.S. education work would be our surest bet," the Gateses write.
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The Iraq troop deployment, Japan's biggest and riskiest overseas military mission since World War Two, was controversial because the reconstruction and humanitarian activities took place in what experts agreed was a conflict zone.
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What if companies could evaluate the risk on a more granular level — tapping things like satellite imagery and machine learning combined with wind, weather and topology data, to better define the riskiest zones?
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Allowing the investor in the riskiest portion of the CSO to swap credits in and out of the portfolio should help mitigate the increased risk of defaults that comes with longer-dated investments.
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To improve safety, they identified the riskiest intersections by analyzing crash data from police reports alongside Ford's own connected vehicle data, showing instances of sudden braking, for example, which could suggest near-misses.
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Read: Putin's "Erik Prince" is tied to some of Russia's riskiest covert operations Over recent months, the continued rollout of new sanctions against Russians have begun to include several repeated names — notably, Prigozhin's.
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That's acceptable, and in fact is the best way to think about Tesla's ludicrous-mode stock surge: if you're in the mood to own the riskiest stock in the market, Tesla is your baby.
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The magnitude: Not as big as the subprime mortgage loans that spurred on the 2008 financial crisis, but there are still $985 million in contracts on the two riskiest kinds of mortgage-backed securities.
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So at dawn on Tuesday, Guaidó launched his boldest — and riskiest — gambit yet: releasing a video calling on the entire country, including the military, to rise up and overthrow Maduro once and for all.
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The Rule should be amended to prohibit the riskiest research that might produce highly virulent, contagious new strains of a pathogen, while permitting exceptions if an interagency expert panel judges the risk is warranted.
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The riskiest places in the world Outside of the EU, Turkey slipped into the "high risk" category of the index, indicating the second largest increase in risk (from 110th to 58th) in the world.
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"Regardless of the region, the riskiest states index shows that many people in the U.S. are jeopardizing their safety with inadequate cybersecurity practices," said David Dufour, vice president of engineering and cybersecurity at Webroot.
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These were the institutions that continued to lend and keep their communities afloat while the largest and riskiest financial firms relied on their too-big-to-fail status to keep their heads above water.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A top aide to Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton on Monday criticized rival Bernie Sanders' proposals to regulate Wall Street as doing nothing to address some of the riskiest financial institutions.
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With the second season, Donald Glover has gambled on one of the riskiest propositions an auteur can: shrinking the expanse of his show and turning the camera to the prejudices and motivations of its audience.
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A gauge of high-yield bond performance was trading close to its lowest since early 2016 on Friday, a day after the riskiest U.S. corporate bonds suffered their biggest daily drop in nearly three years.
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"Why on earth would someone choose to push drilling in the riskiest and most expensive places on the planet when the current oil glut will make such ventures unprofitable for the foreseeable future?" he said.
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This transaction-based model of the nation's largest and riskiest banks is worlds apart from the traditional, relationship-based business that long ruled the banking system and continues at the nation's nearly 2628,28503 community banks.
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The company's cautious financial planning and hard-ball politicking combined to create a no-lose bet on what might have been one of the oil industry's riskiest plays, given the volatility of Canadian pipeline politics.
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Read: Putin's "Erik Prince" is tied to some of Russia's riskiest cover operations Borodin's editor, Rumyantseva, said that so far the available evidence suggests the most likely explanation is that Borodin's death was an accident.
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JAMARAT, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Nearly two million Muslim pilgrims performed a symbolic stoning of the devil on Monday, the riskiest part of the annual haj pilgrimage, a year after the ritual's worst disaster in decades.
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In perhaps the boldest and riskiest choice of the piece, Ligon silences Pryor, taking away his single most powerful weapon: his voice, that sometimes strange, sometimes smooth, often urgent vehicle of jokes, wisdom, and fury.
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The Lloyds City Risk Index Report for 2015 to 2025, released in August 2015, suggests that Japan's proneness to both manmade and natural disasters makes Tokyo the second riskiest city in the world to live in.
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Hoyes said many lenders check credit scores quarterly to see which clients are overextended - and then raise interest rates or deny a request for more HELOC money in a bid to drive the riskiest clients elsewhere.
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But in contrast to some European peers, Deutsche is sticking with its strategic focus on investment banking, where its global reach has earned it the International Monetary Fund's label of being the riskiest of all banks.
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"Once you introduce the device and safety training into the riskiest part of the hospital system, you begin to build confidence that there are professional values at work aimed at generating better, safer care," Gawande explains.
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But most short-sighted of all, Trump's own words fashioned a measuring stick by which I doubt he wants to be judged as he prepares to launch his riskiest diplomacy yet on the Korean Peninsula. Why?
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It proposed an "ABC" test concept of accelerated evaluation (focusing on the riskiest driving situations), behavior competence (scenarios that correspond to major motor vehicle crashes), and corner cases (situations that test limits of performance and technology).
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This presents one of the greatest obstacles for extending and restructuring the program — how to incentivize private insurers to cover the riskiest properties, and how the NFIP can balance pricing these homes both reasonably and sustainably.
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"But playing it too safe may actually be the riskiest thing you can do when it comes to achieving your long-term goals," said Brent Weiss, a CFP and co-founder of Facet Wealth in Baltimore.
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Wednesday's report comes as investors scramble to keep pace with mega-funds like SoftBank who have invested in growth and early stage startups alike, driving up the price of investing even at the riskiest early stages.
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One of the toughest debates on Wall Street today is whether investing in high-yielding "junk" bonds — the riskiest type of credit — is a smart move, or a dangerous gamble to be avoided at all costs.
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NEW YORK, Sept 9 (IFR) - Investors rushed into the riskiest trades this week and proved beyond doubt that the primary market is now wide open for every kind of junk-rated borrower willing to issue bonds.
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HOTBOX Inside Catering, the Food World's Riskiest Business By Matt Lee and Ted Lee James Beard, Martha Stewart, Ina Garten, Giada De Laurentiis, Carla Hall: Where were they before they became masters of the food universe?
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Investors in Australian mortgage bonds are demanding higher premiums to buy the riskiest tranches of new debt, as a slowing economy stokes concerns a property downturn could get worse and increase home loan defaults.
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The International Federation of Association Football, or FIFA, the Swiss-based nonprofit that runs the World Cup and oversees world soccer, ultimately rated Russia's bid riskiest for operational considerations among other contestants for the 2018 tournament.
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To stay in business, they need to carefully screen and monitor borrowers and insureds lest they fall victim to moral hazard and adverse selection, the natural tendency of lenders and insurers to attract the riskiest applicants.
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"(This) will be the most expensive, complex and riskiest infrastructure project in Hong Kong's history," the group said in a statement on a previously announced draft of the plan, urging Lam to "immediately withdraw" the plan.
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In the past two years, banks have also been scaling back their supply of the riskiest junk-rated loans used by buyout firms to purchase companies because of tougher U.S. regulations restricting the amount of leverage.
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JAMARAT, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Two million Muslim pilgrims performed a symbolic stoning of the devil on Friday, the riskiest part of the annual haj pilgrimage where hundreds of people were killed in a crush two years ago.
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Under the expanded plan, 26 billion euros of EU budget money would be used to guarantee the riskiest parts of investments in energy, transport or telecommunication infrastructures, in a bid to attract private and other public investors.
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After a turbulent first quarter in the markets, global financial conditions have eased as spreads on the riskiest debt tightened, and the "fear gauge" on euro-zone stocks (the VSTOXX Index) declined towards year-to-date lows.
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But GE ranked second on Fitch's list of the 16 riskiest long-term care insurers, just below Genworth Financial Inc a company that GE spun out in 2004 and that holds former GE long-term care policies.
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CBB said that while China's oft-touted credit tightening and deleveraging campaign has helped control the riskiest forms of lending, Chinese firms borrowed the most in five years and interest rates were lower than a year ago.
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Those robust returns, however, have shrunk as a strong reservoir of cash ready to deploy in the riskiest areas of the high-yield fixed income market has pushed them to near their lowest levels in three years.
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NEW YORK (IFR) - Banks have cleared nearly all of the riskiest debt backing Carlyle's leveraged buyout of Veritas, after selling US$450m of an unsecured junk bond on Monday, a source close to the situation told IFR.
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"Both approaches are dangerous to the economy because they substantially reduce oversight of the biggest and riskiest banks," Warren wrote, saying the Fed had a responsibility to monitor big banks before the 2008 financial crisis and failed.
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For years, it's felt like the big guys in the tech industry were the ones doing the riskiest, most innovative things—mainly because they had the budgets, resources, and the technical know-how to pull it off.
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This, experts say, is one of the riskiest parts of the deal: If cheap credit fades away, that could be expensive, even though AT&T is healthy and can easily handle its debt load at the moment.
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Yet his most expensive hobby - Maezawa declined to reveal how much the trip would cost but told Reuters it was "much higher" than the $110 million Basquiat painting he bought last year - may be his riskiest bet.
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Credit investors pulled money out of the riskiest energy bonds, widening the spread of U.S. junk-rated energy debt over safer Treasuries to the highest since March 2016, the ICE/BofAML U.S. high yield energy index showed.
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Looking back, the riskiest behavior I can remember taking part in while traveling was riding a few times in a speeding taxi on a motorway in Bangkok, where buckled seatbelts are seen as a sign of weakness.
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"This may be the riskiest national security decision that he's made to this point," said Richard Fontaine, the chief executive of the Center for a New American Security and a former aide to President George W. Bush.
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The British government identified electronics, construction and service providers of cleaners and cooks as the riskiest sectors for slave labor, and said it had worked with about 400 of its suppliers to improve their anti-slavery measures.
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Read: Putin's "Erik Prince" is tied to some of Russia's riskiest covert operations Prigozhin himself hasn't turned up to answer the charges in person, and U.S. law doesn't allow him to be tried if he stays abroad.
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Kamoga Hassan is the lead organizer of the festival and one of a committed core of LGBTQ activists who dare to make their voices heard in one of the world's riskiest places to be gay or lesbian.
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Deutsche Bank has long had differences of opinion with U.S. regulators over issues such as how much capital it should hold at its U.S. subsidiary, which has traditionally carried out some of the bank's riskiest trading business.
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Hemsworth is just one of the many Hollywood men who have transcended their manly roots to do the riskiest and most dangerous thing that a wealthy, conventionally attractive, white cis man can do: identify as a woke feminist.
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" Valeant and its backers said it was a "risk-free" drug company version of Berkshire Hathaway, but New Yorker financial writer James Surowiecki noted, "The attempt to evade risk turned out to be the riskiest strategy of all.
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Of the many culture clashes America's patriarch-in-chief has engineered over the past year—with black footballers, Hispanic migrants, transgender soldiers and other emblems of the socioeconomic changes his supporters fear—this is by far the riskiest.
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The Food and Drug Administration, which ensures the safety of the country's food and drug supply, has a risk evaluation and mitigation strategy program, called REMS, which is designed to ensure that the riskiest drugs are dispensed safely.
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Even in areas where regulations under Dodd-Frank have been delayed and watered down, like rules to limit banks' involvement with hedge funds, regulatory pressure and market forces have led banks to curtail some of the riskiest activities.
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Read: Putin's "Erik Prince" is tied to some of Russia's riskiest covert operations The Su-57 is Russia's attempt at a so-called fifth generation fighter, a class combining stealth with hyper-sonic speed and advanced onboard electronics.
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They went undercover as catering cooks, and their dive into the world of mercenaries who work the fanciest parties in town has produced the new book "Hotbox: Inside Catering, the Food World's Riskiest Business" (Henry Holt & Company, 2019).
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"Commitment to these two tasks, plus the return of funds to the Treasury, make the BNDES presidency one of the thorniest and riskiest jobs in this government," the Brasilia-based consultancy Capital Politico said in a note to clients.
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And what that means is, surprisingly, the riskiest thing we could do is try so hard to play it safe that we continue to walk down an establishment path that has Americans believing that we're not speaking to them.
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But when pressed, the executives pointed to risks outside the walls of their firms: Banks retreated from originating student loans after the crisis, and the riskiest leveraged loans are happening in the so-called shadow banking system, they said.
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But, if you're the trusting type willing to risk hundreds of dollars on a startup in order to get the StarkBoard first, and at a discounted price, then this certainly isn't the riskiest bet you could make on Indiegogo.
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LONDON, Dec 23 (IFR) - Deutsche Bank's riskiest bonds jumped on Friday after the lender said it would pay US$7.2bn in a settlement related to pre-crisis sales of mortgage-backed securities that is around half the size feared.
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NEW YORK, May 26 (Reuters) - For more than eight months, investors have poured money into the riskiest U.S. municipal bonds, boosting prices as they dive into anything that can give them fatter yields in a global low-rate environment.
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The legislation, which runs to 22012,22013 pages, limited Wall Street's riskiest trading schemes, established the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and created a system to wind down failing banks without taxpayer-funded bailouts and break up banks that don't comply.
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Source: Informa Financial Intelligence The corporate debt market has been in the spotlight after this month's sell-off in high-yield bonds triggered concerns the riskiest issues may be including the much bigger investment-grade debt market and stocks.
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For adults between the ages of 18 and 25 — perhaps the riskiest category for problematic use, Cerdá said — the researchers found no differences in marijuana use, problematic use, and past month or frequent marijuana use after marijuana was legalized.
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The report was part of a five-year study analyzing line-of-duty deaths, and reviewed 684 cases in total to identify the riskiest aspects of cops' day-to-day policing work, and what safety measures could be taken.
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It includes an interview with a fund manager dominating 95% of his peers who never invests in hot IPOs, some crucial tips from value-investing legend Joel Greenblatt, and a recommendation for some of the market&aposs riskiest bonds.
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While banks have limited direct exposures to the riskiest loans — which could keep any messiness in that sector from turning into a full-blown financial meltdown — they and the broader economy would still be affected if things soured quickly.
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Biden does have some assets as a politician—most notably, his strength with moderate voters—but it's possible that out of all the frontrunners over the course of the primary season, Biden presents the riskiest gamble of them all.
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And though lawmakers and regulators reined in some of the riskiest behavior at banks after the crisis, a lot of those same activities are still happening in other less-regulated companies that are financially connected to the large lenders.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mutual fund investors charged back into the riskiest debt in the latest week, according to data released Wednesday by the Investment Company Institute (ICI), delivering high-yield bond funds their first weekly inflows since Nov 4.
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The UK lender set initial price thoughts of 7.25% area on the perpetual non-call five-year self-led benchmark in Asia's trading session on Tuesday in a test of investor appetite for the riskiest type of bank debt.
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There are reasons for this, too: New regulations require that the banks have more equity capital and that they get out of the riskiest business lines — such as proprietary trading — that occasionally generated huge profits but sometimes led to huge losses.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 4 (Reuters) - A top aide to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Monday criticized rival Bernie Sanders' proposals to regulate Wall Street transactions as a "hands-off approach" that does nothing to address some of the riskiest financial institutions.
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Read: Putin's "Erik Prince" is tied to some of Russia's riskiest covert operations Prigozhin has been spearheading Russia's effort to wield greater influence in more than a dozen African countries, according to documents leaked to the Guardian earlier this year.
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Mid-sized Italian banks Banco BPM and UBI Banca have met strong demand for so-called Additional Tier 1 bonds, the riskiest type of debt which counts towards a lender's Tier 1 capital and can replenish its common equity if needed.
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The bank has recently found itself in the midst of fresh troubles after its U.S. business failed a Federal Reserve stress test and the International Monetary Fund referred to Deutsche Bank as one of the riskiest banks globally last month.
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Getting to Mars is hard, but NASA engineers consider entry, descent, and landing—the seven-minute period in which mission planners are helpless to intervene, due to the tremendous distance between Mars and Earth—the riskiest sequence in the entire mission.
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Its strategy means it avoids the youngest and riskiest startups, so fewer of its investments go bust, but because Lead Edge invests when companies are more valuable, its returns can be lower than other venture capital firms, the partners said.
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The Treasury's report includes provisions to strengthen community bank mortgage lending, ease commercial lending rules that harm small businesses and farms and refocus capital rules that were meant for the largest and riskiest financial firms but have roped in local institutions.
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"Both approaches are dangerous to the economy because they substantially reduce oversight of the biggest and riskiest banks," Warren wrote, saying the Fed had a responsibility to monitor big banks before the 2008 financial crisis and failed. http://bit.ly/2zSnLRV.
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By dollar value, agribusiness is a relatively minor component of Australian banks' loan books - for NAB, the biggest rural lender, farm loans are about a tenth the size of its mortgage book - but also one of the riskiest and politically sensitive.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Monday that the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union next month without a transition deal ranked as the riskiest Brexit scenario for the stability of the financial services industry.
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" Which is a nice way of indicating that maybe all this George stuff isn't just hype, another see-the-world sinecure for Kennedy, or even, as Esquire describes it, "the riskiest venture of a pampered life indelibly marked by tragedy.
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Because CLO tranches do not have Libor floors, the interest it must pay to its investors increases, eating up the excess spread that otherwise would have been distributed to holders of the riskiest piece of the fund, the equity slice.
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It features an eagle on an anchor, clutching a flintlock pistol and a trident, and represents the grit of sailors who made it through some of the toughest training in the Navy, and are given some of the riskiest missions.
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Demand for the riskiest — and often the most rewarding — form of bank capital debt, known as CoCo bonds, has risen sharply in recent months as the return on the bonds of Germany and other countries have dwindled to worse than nothing.
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Demand for the riskiest — and often the most rewarding — form of bank capital debt, known as CoCo bonds, has risen sharply in recent months as the return on the bonds of Germany and other countries have dwindled to worse than nothing.
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Deutsche Bank's bonds, in particular its riskiest Additional Tier 1 issues, have been under intense pressure since mid-September when the US Department of Justice asked the bank to pay $14 billion to settle an investigation into its selling of mortgage-backed securities.
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It also shows how much the riskiest parts of the CLO market have widened in a short space of time, as Oaktree Capital Management's Arbour CLO III placed Single B paper at a discount margin of 856bp less than a month ago.
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NEW YORK, Aug 20 (Reuters) - General Electric Co ranks among the riskiest backers of long-term care insurance, suffering from both a high exposure to claims and a relatively small cash pile to pay them, Fitch Ratings said in a report on Tuesday.
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"We don't need to develop the Arctic Refuge – one of the costliest, and riskiest places to develop energy resources – to promote American energy security," said Steve Williams, director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under Republican former President George W. Bush.
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LONDON, Jan 22021 (IFR) - Intesa Sanpaolo is preparing to issue the year's first Additional Tier 21 transaction, the riskiest bond a bank can sell, brushing off the crisis elsewhere in the Italian banking sector to tackle a 21bn issuance target for 24.
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Relatedly, the volume of the riskiest loans, those with an all-in spread of 500 basis points or more above LIBOR, collapsed last year, to just $20 billion from $106 billion in 2015, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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That proves limiting when Black women have the highest rate (42 percent) of income-based sex work in comparison to other trans women, and half of Indigenous women report doing street-based sex work, which is considered to be the riskiest type.
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The German bank's Additional Tier 1 bonds, the riskiest form of debt that banks can sell, have been under periodic bouts of pressure since mid-September, when the US Department of Justice said it would be asking for as much as US$22016bn.
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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Monday that the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union next month without a transition deal ranked as the riskiest Brexit scenario for the stability of the financial services industry.
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"We don't need to develop the Arctic Refuge – one of the costliest, and riskiest places to develop energy resources – to promote American energy security," said Steve Williams, director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service under former President George W. Bush, a Republican.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With one hand in his suit pocket and the other mussing his signature blond hair, Boris Johnson on Sunday took the riskiest gamble of his career: to oppose Prime Minister David Cameron by campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union.
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This year, the I.M.F. said in a report on the German financial sector that Deutsche Bank appeared to be the riskiest bank in terms of threats posed to global financial system — an insight that prompted a sharp fall in the bank's stock.
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The bonds, the riskiest form of debt banks can sell, have been under intense pressure since mid-September when the fine for mis-selling mortgage securities in the US first emerged, stoking fears that reserves for paying AT1 coupons would fall short.
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The country's banking regulators - the Federal Reserve, Office of Comptroller of the Currency and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation - said parties trading swaps without a central clearinghouse must follow the rule for their biggest and riskiest trades by the original March 1 deadline.
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READ MORE HERE >>An investment chief advising $300 billion in wealth explains why now is the perfect time to invest in the market&aposs riskiest bondsWhere do you put your money if both stocks and bonds are expected to deliver weak returns?
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A colleague of yours, Dr. Angela Rasmussen, a virologist, told me that there's no evidence yet that the coronavirus is sexually transmitted, but kissing is perhaps the riskiest thing you could do with another person when it comes sexual activities and transmitting it.
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Declaring TCE "carcinogenic to humans by all routes of exposure," the Obama administration had sought to restrict two of its riskiest uses, as a stain remover and as a degreaser, and had marked it for further review, potentially to ban the chemical altogether.
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Extreme rainfall, along with the potential for destructive earthquakes and tsunamis, make Tokyo and the neighboring port city of Yokohama the riskiest metropolitan area in the world, according to a 2014 study of natural disaster risks by the Swiss Re reinsurance firm.
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If loans and the funds are pegged to different rates, CLO equity holders, who own the riskiest portion of the fund and receive distributions from the interest leftover after all debtholders are paid, may receive lower payments, two of the sources said.
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The transition fund's 100 billion euros, over seven years, is to come from leveraging a small amount of public money from the EU budget, 7.5 billion euros, to attract much bigger sums of private investment by covering the riskiest parts of projects.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank is aiming to cut up to a quarter of its riskiest assets in the next few years, people familiar with the matter said, shedding more light on how the German lender is trying to overhaul its business and revive profitability.
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"Given the very precarious finances of some European banks, of which Deutsche is one of the riskiest and systemically important, it's disturbing and appears myopic and needlessly punitive," Neil Wilson, a markets analyst at London spread better ETX Capital said on the DOJ's fine.
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"Given the very precarious finances of some European banks, of which Deutsche is one of the riskiest and systemically important, it's disturbing and appears myopic and needlessly punitive," Neil Wilson, a markets analyst at London spread better ETX Capital said on the DOJ's fine.
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"We often think about the risk of flying in space as the liftoff and the landing, especially with what happened to the Challenger and Columbia missions, but when you analyze a space shuttle flight, statistically, the riskiest time is actually being in space," Mark said.
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Increasing investor interest is driving spreads on the most senior tranches lower, which can help boost payments to equity investors in the most junior and riskiest part of the funds, who are paid last with whatever is left over after CLO bondholders receive their distributions.
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It is supposed to accomplish this by acting as a junior investor in financial instruments that bundle banks' bad debts together; by buying the riskiest slices of these investments, it will reduce the chance of losses for those higher up the ladder of investors.
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LONDON, Feb 21 (Reuters) - With one hand in his suit pocket and the other mussing his signature blond hair, Boris Johnson on Sunday took the riskiest gamble of his career: to oppose Prime Minister David Cameron by campaigning for Britain to leave the European Union.
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The market for the riskiest U.S. debt - so-called "junk" bonds - has rallied since Tuesday on hopes that $2 trillion stimulus bill passed by the U.S. Senate, which includes a $500 billion fund to help hard-hit industries, will support less-financially stable companies.
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READ: Putin's "Erik Prince" is tied to some of Russia's riskiest covert operations FBI special counsel Robert Mueller, who's leading the investigation into Russia meddling in the U.S. election, indicted Progozhin last month along with 12 other Russians, all linked to the Internet Research Agency.
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The loans will be securitised, with a senior tranche of 6 billion euros benefiting from an Italian government guarantee, the 1.6 billion euro mezzanine tranche being bought by Atlante, a private-sector bank-rescue fund, and the riskiest or junior portion left with Monte dei Paschi shareholders.
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I, Tonya In other words, I, Tonya wears its subjectivity up front, something that fuels Gillespie's riskiest choice: to show Harding's life as one of moving from an abusive childhood with LaVona into an abusive marriage with Jeff into an abusive relationship with the American public.
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Considering that regulators are still figuring out how to treat most crypto assets, massive price volatility and dubious real-world utility of the technology, it may surprise some that investors at the riskiest end of the risk capital pool invest as much as they do in blockchain.
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"Consumer credit scores have been artificially inflated over the past decade and are masking the real danger the riskiest borrowers pose to hundreds of billions of dollars of debt," Tempkin writes, citing analysts and economists at Goldman Sachs and Moody's Analytics, and research from the Federal Reserve.
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He believes the wireless aspect of it is key, noting that getting FDA approval for such an implant includes a risk assessment, and the riskiest part of today's brain-computer interfaces involves a connector that comes through the patient's skin to link the implant to a computer.
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"We've seen this story play out several times already, we've seen it play out in Ireland, in Spain, in Portugal, in Cyprus, how heavily indebted countries in the periphery have become turnaround stories," Dowding said, suggesting that as a result investors should buy the riskiest bond — Greece.
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The loans will be securitized, with a senior tranche of 6 billion euros benefiting from an Italian government guarantee, the 1.6 billion euro mezzanine tranche being bought by Atlante, a private-sector bank-rescue fund, and the riskiest or junior portion left with Monte dei Paschi shareholders.
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JAMARAT, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Muslims from around the world hurled pebbles at a giant wall in a symbolic stoning of the devil on Sunday, the start of the riskiest part of the annual haj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia, where hundreds died in a crush four years ago.
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The views on Sanders by the rank-and-file-Republicans contrast with the views from some members of Congress, who believe the self-described Democratic Socialist would easily lose in a general election against Trump, making him the riskiest candidate among the current field of Democrats.
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But Ms. Warren, who has largely avoided engaging her opponents, is making perhaps the riskiest bet available: changing very little, largely declining to alter a 2020 primary approach often premised on self-branding as a "fighter" in a policy context but less often in a political one.
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The Just Transition Fund is to be a mix of money from the EU's long-term budget, loans from the European Investment Bank and the InvestEU programme, using the principle of leveraging limited public funds to attract private cash by covering the riskiest parts of an investment.
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This week the House of Representatives passed a major reform bill that addresses the growing problem of repeatedly flooded properties; calls for better communicating risk through transparency of rates; and for the first time, proposes limiting the federal government's exposure to the riskiest and costliest properties.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/BRASILIA/SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Faced with public outrage after its second mining dam collapse in four years killed at least 240 people in Brazil, Vale SA misrepresented what it had done to shut down its riskiest dams, a review of the company's statements shows.
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President Trump's decision to strike and kill the second most powerful official in Iran turns a slow-simmering conflict with Tehran into a boiling one, and is the riskiest move made by the United States in the Middle East since the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.), that mandates the NFIP send a percentage of its riskiest policies over to private insurers each year, waives the insurance coverage mandate for commercial buildings and allows state and local governments to submit their own flood maps to the NFIP to replace federal ones.
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" The report found that 98% of journalists were imprisoned by their own governments, that 13% of those in detention worldwide are women (an increase of 8% from last year), that freelancers accounted for 30% of all jailed journalists, and that politics is the "riskiest beat, followed by human rights.
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The researchers found that a pot worth 38 billion euros, in line with the European Commission's design, would not be exhausted even if 10 percent of the euro zone's riskiest banks failed at the same time and the sector suffered losses far larger than those of the latest crisis.
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But it was still some of the riskiest flying that many of the young pilots had done, because the waters were so rough that the ship's deck — the thing the pilots had to land their planes on — was heaving up and down and rising as high as 30 feet.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.) that mandates the NFIP to send a percentage of its riskiest policies over to private insurers each year, waives the insurance coverage mandate for commercial buildings and allows state and local governments to submit their own flood maps to the NFIP to replace federal ones.
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CreditCreditSandy Kim for The New York Times LOS ANGELES — Carmen Electra, the Prince protégé who fled Paisley Park for Hollywood, married and divorced Dennis Rodman, and launched her acting career in a tiny red "Baywatch" regulation swimsuit, recently did one of the riskiest things she's ever done, professionally speaking.
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RIO DE JANEIRO/BRASILIA/SAO PAULO, Sept 21.855 (Reuters) - Faced with public outrage after its second mining dam collapse in four years killed at least 103 people in Brazil, Vale SA misrepresented what it had done to shut down its riskiest dams, a review of the company's statements shows.
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The European Central Bank is the euro zone's banking supervisor but, under EU law, does not have direct responsibility for the divisions of banks that conduct most of their market trading – broker-dealers – even though they are some of the most complex and riskiest parts of their businesses.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A gauge of high-yield bond performance was trading close to its lowest since early 2016 on Friday, a day after the riskiest U.S. corporate bonds suffered their biggest daily drop in nearly three years and in sync with a broad pullback from stocks and other risky assets.
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The government will make a profit, however, thanks to dividends paid by the bank, the fact that most of the shares were sold for more than the government paid, and a 2.5 billion pound fee Lloyds paid to avoid entering the Asset Protection Scheme that insured bailed-out banks' riskiest loans.
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With a balance sheet of 1.6 trillion euros, Deutsche was labeled last year as the riskiest big global bank by the International Monetary Fund and the organization's head, Christine Lagarde, took the unusual step of questioning the bank's business model, urging it to "decide what size it wants to have".
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Deutsche Bank's shares have fallen around 40 percent since the start of the year, leading a slump across the European banking sector - with a relief rally on Tuesday after the bank said it had reserves to pay coupons on its riskiest type of debt extinguished and erased by the afternoon.
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Online lenders have figured out a way to lend money, get 80 percent of it back on time and more than 85033 percent eventually, do $38.5 billion worth of business per year and survive on profits roughly half that of regular banks – all while serving the riskiest credit customers around.
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READ: Putin's "Erik Prince" is tied to some of Russia's riskiest covert operations Prigozhin along with 12 other Russian citizens were indicted by U.S. special counsel Robert Mueller in February for allegedly running a sophisticated online effort to meddle in the U.S. election and support the campaign of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But more than one million homes at risk for storm surge damage in six of Florida's riskiest metropolitan areas are not covered by flood insurance, according to an analysis of data from analytics firm Corelogic by the FAIR Foundation, a Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based non-profit group involved with flood policy issues.
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The coming summit between Trump and Kim Jong Un presents the riskiest of situations for the United States, however, for it pits the least knowledgeable modern-day president on foreign affairs against a shrewd young dictator who's maintaining the family dynasty in the same iron-fisted way as his father and grandfather.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: From the spectrum of a couple hundred bucks being siphoned from someone's account to Julian Assange leaking data, to, you know, a nation state taking down another country's power grid-- what is the riskiest scenario that you see as possible right now that you are trying to help prevent against?
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"As president I would govern by the principle that presidential authority is at its zenith when authorized by both the Constitution and acts of Congress, and is at its weakest and riskiest when contrary to an act of Congress but somehow authorized by a broad reading of the Constitution," Mr. Bloomberg wrote.
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CLOs, which pool loans of different credit quality, sell slices of the fund of varying seniority, from Triple A to B. Cutting the rate paid to senior investors through a refinancing increases payments to holders of the equity, the most junior and riskiest part of a CLO, who are paid last after the fund's bondholders.
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During oral arguments, which had been scheduled for 30 minutes, the judges questioned how credit risk should be defined and whether mangers should be forced to hold 5% of the CLO or, as the LSTA and other trade groups suggested, 103% of the equity tranche, the most junior and riskiest slice of the fund.
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Editorial The National Football League began its season last month with a pledge of another $20133 million for more research and safer equipment to deal with the traumatic head injuries that have caused premature deaths among retired players and raised threats to the long-term viability of one of America's favorite, and riskiest, sports.
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There were times of doubt for the Austin-based Callahans — strict grocery budgets, countless 20-hour days, feeling like they didn't know the end game — but the riskiest financial move of all in supporting Kevin's business, the one most experts would advise against, paid off in the end: Maggie liquidated her 401(k) to help fund the fitness app.
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Arrie Rautenbach, the retail bank CEO of Absa, told Reuters it would cut back on new lending to the riskiest borrowers among those who qualify for NCA relief, while Jacques Celliers, his counterpart at another of South Africa's big four lenders FirstRand, said it had already gradually trimmed new lending to the group in anticipation of the law.
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In the past /r/Wallstreetbets has been portrayed as Reddit's riskiest, troll-iest stock trading community (the subreddit's tagline: "It's like 4chan found a Bloomberg Terminal"), a place of sick gains and staggering losses, online bravado and real life trades, where the burn-it-all nihilist of 43chan is obliged to put their money where their mouth is.
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The problem came when defaults in the subprime housing loan market wiped out the riskiest tranches, and the "safer" and "safest" tranches seized up as well, partly because there was not much liquidity in any of these CDOs but primarily because no one could figure out just how risky any of the tranches were in the first place.
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Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fight
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Former New York City Mayor Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergEXCLUSIVE: 6900 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Bloomberg bets 2628 campaign on unprecedented strategy Michael Bloomberg could indeed buy the Democratic primary MORE's unconventional campaign strategy is panning out to be one of riskiest experiments in primary politics, testing the limits of personal wealth and name recognition.
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But before he watches his elder brother James, 41, walk down the aisle of St. Marks's church in Englefield to tie the knot with Princess Kate's 33-year-old sister, the ex-Made In Chelsea star first has to survive the riskiest reality show on British TV. Matthews is currently training for the bone-breaking winter sports show The Jump in Innsbruck, Austria.
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"With a planned three-month extension of the economically costly state of emergency, cost cutting from FX-indebted Turkish corporates, terrorism sustaining a crisis in tourism, and with almost all decisions in Ankara viewed through the short-term lens of creating an executive presidency, it's not difficult to classify Turkey among the riskiest markets in the world at the start of 2017," the bank said.
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"A head of state known or alleged to be corrupt is the riskiest type of client, both because of potential civil and criminal liability and because of reputational damage should details of the relationship come out, as they often do when there is a change in power in the relevant country," said Joshua Kirschenbaum, a former director at the Treasury Department's anti-money-laundering agency, FinCEN.
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Tyson Fury says his fight with Deontay Wilder 'is not a racial war'Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fight
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Read more:Tyson Fury says his fight with Deontay Wilder 'is not a racial war'Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fight
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BRAINARD: SO WE DON'T LOOK AT ANY PARTICULAR SET OF VALUATIONS, WE REALLY LOOK FOR BROADER PATTERNS OF VALUATIONS IN A VARIETY OF MARKETS THAT MIGHT BE OUT OF LINE WITH EITHER HISTORICAL NORMS OR KIND OF FUNDAMENTALS, RELATIONSHIPS, AND THAT'S THE BASIS ON WHICH WE MAKE OUR FINANCIAL STABILITY ASSESSMENTS AND AS I SAID EARLIER, THE THING THAT I'VE BEEN VERY FOCUSED ON IS THAT AREA OF BUSINESS DEBT, PARTICULARLY TO THE RISKIEST BORROWERS.
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Read more:Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fightOne of boxing's most powerful executives says he is open to selling Top Rank, and 3 heavyweight companies have talked to him about buying
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Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceDeontay Wilder's trainer says meeting the boxer 'has been the greatest thing that ever happened' to himThe winner of the Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury fight could earn $138 million in 12 months on prize money aloneTyson Fury says his fight with Deontay Wilder 'is not a racial war'Tyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder
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Deontay Wilder's trainer says meeting the boxer 'has been the greatest thing that ever happened' to himTyson Fury says his fight with Deontay Wilder 'is not a racial war'Here is what would happen if America's hardest-hitting heavyweight Deontay Wilder punched you in the faceTyson Fury is preparing one of the boldest and riskiest fight strategies of his career to beat Deontay Wilder3 tactics the Tyson Fury team can use if they're worried his horrific cut will reopen and lose him the Deontay Wilder fight
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READ MORE HERE >>Other good stories from the investing realm:A retiree living at the poverty line explains how he squandered his 401(k) — and shares how today&aposs generation of young professionals can avoid his fateHow one expert thinks the war over zero-fee online trading could propel US stocks 26% higher next year — and his best trades for taking advantageThe &aposWarren Buffett of bonds&apos says the credit cycle has moved &apospast midnight&apos — and explains why he&aposs alarmed about the riskiest corner of the corporate-debt marketMeet the top-ranked fund manager who owns only 17 stocks, with no more than one per industry.
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The managers of a stock fund that's ruled the world for 20 years tell us how they take advantage of devastating market shocks — and reveal 4 surprising bets for the next 10 yearsBANK OF AMERICA: An 'extreme' shift in the market is coming, and investors should buy these 23 cheap stocks before they get snapped upA CIO overseeing $35 billion explains why he hires former investigative journalists from the New York Times and Wall Street Journal to combat the 'single biggest investment risk with great businesses'Billionaire 'Bond King' Jeffrey Gundlach details his 3 favorite recession indicators — and warns one is blinking red while another flashes a grim pre-crisis signalThe lead manager at the world's top-ranked small-cap fund crushes peers in the riskiest part of the market.
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Read more about leverage loans:US officials say they will investigate the risky $1.6 trillion 'leveraged loan' marketThe riskiest part of the corporate debt market is inching toward a historic danger signalInvestors just pulled out a record $13 billion from the shaky leveraged-loan marketThe 'zombie' problem: Low interest rates and 'leveraged loans' sustain a vast number of lousy companies that should have gone to the wall years ago$1.6 trillion in risky corporate debt ballooned after the Trump administration reversed an Obama-era policy discouraging high leverage'If you want to worry about something, this is it': Central banks and investors are warning about the $1 trillion boom in 'leveraged loans'The Bank of England is sounding the alarm on a quiet corner of the debt market now worth $1.4 trillionA small corner of the debt market has quietly grown to $1.4 trillion — and it has 'eerie similarities' to 2008
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