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risk management
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risk management
The optimal allocation of resources to arrive at a cost-effective investment in defensive measures within an organization. Risk management minimizes both risk and costs. See risk assessment and risk mitigation.
risk management [′risk ‚man·ij·mənt]
(engineering)
The overall systematic approach to analyzing risk and implementing risk controls.

risk management
In the building industry, the systemized practice of avoiding potential risks, such as culpability and liability or legal entanglements.


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In addition, the negative outlook on most of these BFSRs indicates that there could be downward pressure on these ratings if loss assumptions were to increase significantly above Moody's current expectations or if the banks' risk absorption capacity were to deteriorate beyond Moody's expectations in its base case scenario.
The article states, "Although the default and loss assumptions are already quite high, a worsening outlook will lead to further stress.
Also our delinquency and loss trends are in line with expectations and consistent with our increased loss assumptions which we have been building throughout the year," continued Flanagan.
 
 
 
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