Translation of "Idiosyncratic risk" in German

This approach ensures that members cover their idiosyncratic risk.

If the European spreads decrease and ours continue to expand, then it would be an idiosyncratic risk for Spain.

In addition, the investment in CDL is likely to involve a higher degree of idiosyncratic risk for the reasons already expounded by the Commission.

This is a conservative approach, since the investment in Ciudad de la Luz is likely to involve a higher degree of idiosyncratic risk as the other two established studios.

In what follows, we take the arithmetic average between these two figures and assign it to CDL (despite the fact that the idiosyncratic risk associated with CDL is probably higher).

In this way, ESG analysis can help investors avoid some of the idiosyncratic risk that exists in the high yield corporate bond market.

The EUR BBB index currently contains only a single bond (ACFP 2.625 21) in this category, and thus idiosyncratic risk factors overlay sector-specific dynamics.

Investors, on the other hand, are still able to take advantage of a relatively attractive income stream compared to other bond markets, but credit selection will be vital given a possible increase in idiosyncratic risk factors.

The investment approach is complemented by continuous risk management and monitoring of the country specific (i.e. idiosyncratic) risks.

This protected investors from a general sell-off of the carry trade and lessened their exposure to idiosyncratic risks.

Finally, high finance allows for portfolio diversification, so that individual investors can seek high expected returns without being forced to assume large, idiosyncratic risks of bankruptcy and poverty.

Likewise, the European Union, in contrast to the United States, regards the leverage ratio as a supervisory optional extra, known as a “Pillar 2 measure” (which permits supervisors to add additional capital buffers to address a particular bank’s idiosyncratic risks).

Turkey's rough few months are a useful reminder that idiosyncratic risks persist.

However, investors should continue to diversify globally to avoid idiosyncratic political risks in emerging EMEA as well as the Eurozone and the UK, which is scheduled to leave the European Union next year. Asia Pacific

I expected idiosyncratic risks in 2014 to become a more relevant source of returns, particularly political risks.

Elections of course are crucial as government action can either lead to or reduce potential idiosyncratic risks.

Most of the current defences in the supervisory framework are presumably designed to handle idiosyncratic risks to liquidity, rather than the more challenging case of a systemic problem, where everyone is scrambling for liquidity (G-20 SG 2008, 35).

The broader stability of China and its currency are also likely to be an important positive tail wind for other EM countries, especially as countries prone to idiosyncratic risks – like Turkey and Argentina – show signs of stabilization following recent policy actions.

It’s possible that investors will reawaken to idiosyncratic EM risks and contagion could spread to other regions.

Asset valuations had to adjust to this cost and idiosyncratic risks in specific emerging markets (highly indebted Argentina and Turkey in particular) then fuelled volatility.