Translation of "Finanzrisiken" in English

We need to adopt measures in order to map out financial risks.

But Yellen’s speeches on financial risks showed more foresight than those of most of her peers.

Cross-border financial risks are becoming more and more important in Europe .

In general, one can distinguish between four main types of financial risk:

Where appropriate, rating methodologies should take into account financial risks deriving from environmental hazards.

Global economic growth is gathering pace, with financial risks also rising

It would also be appropriate to develop measures to cover financial risks of, for instance, fluctuating exchange rates.

However the financial risk for the agricultural funds are covered by the possibility to apply financial correctionsto Member States.

When it comes to financial risks, data crunchers have access to vast amounts of information.

Group Treasury identifies, evaluates, and hedges financial risks in close cooperation with the group's subsidiaries.

In connection with Covestro, we are exposed to financial risks from the development of the Covestro share price as well as from future dividend payments.

The associated economic and financial risks, will continue to strongly influence investor sentiment in global stockmarkets.

As the website operator, we are 100% responsible for all investments and all financial risk.

So far we have mainly discussed classic financial risks of the kind that have been around for centuries.

Ready analytical appendices basically are developed for the financial organisations and for an estimation of financial risks.

Rights and obligations under insurance contracts that do not principally involve the transfer of financial risks are excluded from the scope of this Standard by paragraph 2(d).

However, entities shall apply this Standard to a financial instrument that takes the form of an insurance (or reinsurance) contract as described in paragraph 6 of IAS 32, but principally involves the transfer of financial risks described in paragraph 52 of that Standard.

Only a few months ago Mr McCreevy assured us that the talk about financial risks and crises was theoretical and we would never run into new bubbles.

We can also add to these financial risks the massive problems of bond insurers that guaranteed many of the risky securitization products such as CDOs.

A few things need to happen rather quickly – specifically, over the next several weeks and months – if the continent is to minimize the risk of slipping into another prolonged period of under-performance and additional asymmetrical downside financial risk.

Fighting for transparency also implies confronting states that refuse to collaborate on financial issues at a global level or to combat money laundering or prevent financial risks.

At the Seoul G-20 summit in November 2010, the assembled leaders encouraged the International Monetary Fund to work with the Financial Stability Forum to develop an early-warning system for global financial risks, and to analyze spillover effects on “large economies” (China, the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, and the eurozone).

Thus, a key change should be to distinguish between the IMF’s financial measures and its analytical functions, especially the surveillance of exchange rates and other sources of global financial risk.

The latest assurances from policymakers are comforting to those of us who worry that not enough has been done to reduce systemic financial risk and to ensure that banks serve the real economy, rather than threaten its wellbeing.

The parallels to the 2008 collapse of the US investment bank Lehman Brothers are strong – and crucial for understanding today’s financial risks.

Durably stabilizing today’s markets is important, especially for a system that has already assumed too much financial risk.

This would increase already-high unemployment, expose excessive financial risk-taking, embolden Russia, and strengthen populist movements further, thereby impeding comprehensive policy responses.

In October 1997, Siemens Financial Services (SFS) was founded to act as competence center for financing issues and as a manager of financial risks within Siemens.