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risky

[ris-kee] / ˈrɪs ki /


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But as Barron’s has pointed out in the past, the fund trades at a substantial premium to its net asset value, making it inherently risky and expensive.

From Barron's

But as Barron’s has pointed out in the past, the fund trades at a substantial premium to its net asset value, making it inherently risky and expensive.

From Barron's

“It is very risky to move them around.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He warned that stability agreements, while open to reform, are crucial for protecting long-term investments and securing external financing, particularly in countries perceived as politically risky.

From Barron's

The lender, which has almost 90,000 employees, has undergone a major restructuring under Sewing, focusing more on Europe and corporate and retail banking, and shifting away from overly risky investment banking activities.

From Barron's