risk-based

• “In practice, the so-called risk-based approach is more flexible and more difficult to criticize.”

  The Huffington Post: The Center for Public Integrity: Nuclear miscalculation: Why regulators miss power plant threats from quakes and storms

• “In these cases, modernizing the ways banks extend credit (including more risk-based financing) or make it easier to restructure the finances of small and medium enterprises, can help reduce the impediments to investing in the services sector.”

  The Huffington Post: Anoop Singh: Investing in a Rebalancing of Growth in Asia

• “But that shortage is an unwelcome one as nervous investors looking to load up on lower risk-based assets are coming up short as well.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Investment-Grade Bond Yields Near Record Lows

• “Sen. Barbara Boxer D., Calif. has introduced a bill that would waive the risk-based fees, eliminate the 125% loan-to-value limit, and make other adjustments to the refinance program.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Homeowners Can't Hop on Low Rates

• “Some mortgage analysts say the risk-based fees aren't the main hurdle for refinancing.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Homeowners Can't Hop on Low Rates

• “She admits to sanctioning an unannounced trial of "risk-based" inspections of travellers from the European Union.”

  The Guardian: Neither her sex nor status should save Theresa May if she's misled us | Andrew Rawnsley

• “One potential and regrettable casualty of the media frenzy may be the abandonment of attempts to take a more intelligent, risk-based approach.”

  The Guardian: Neither her sex nor status should save Theresa May if she's misled us | Andrew Rawnsley

• “Late Friday, federal regulators said the downgrade wouldn't affect risk-based capital requirements for U.S. banks—the cushion banks must hold to protect against losses.”

  The Wall Street Journal: S&P Strips U.S. of Top Credit Rating

• “In addition, banking regulators said Friday night the move wouldn't affect the risk-based capital requirements for U.S. banks, Mr. Dales noted.”

  The Wall Street Journal: S&P Move Isn't a Shock but Adds to Gloom

• “Sure, Solvency II's objectives are sensible: replace today's patchwork of national rules with a single European system, and introduce a risk-based approach to calculating capital requirements as opposed to a simple percentage of premiums or assets.”

  The Wall Street Journal: New Insurance Rules Risk Accidental Damage

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