Step 3: Create a realistic view of long-term risk and return estimates for each asset class.
Children who receive bone marrow transplants may be at long-term risk of diabetes, say researchers.
Previous studies have shown that daily aspirin reduces the long-term risk of death due to cancer.
Performance metrics will reflect the right balance of short-term vs. long-term risk for an organization and its businesses.
They will take on the short-term costs of raising their homes or the long-term risk of another devastating storm.
In two days of congressional hearings, Petraeus painted Iran's support for Shiite extremists as the biggest long-term risk to Iraq's stability.
What was once CAPEX increasingly becomes OPEX, and long-term risk falls accordingly.
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Was it possibly connected to playing career injuries, to damage from concussions, to the long-term risk that threatens to unravel the sport?
They said their findings, while not conclusive, suggested a long-term risk of death from heart disease is associated with the mother's genetic predisposition.
Previous studies by Rothwell and colleagues have established that daily aspirin reduces the long-term risk of death due to cancer (Lancet 2007, 2010, 2011).
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Eating processed meat products carry an increased long-term risk of cancer.
The most serious long-term risk, of course, comes from higher prices.
His long-term risk also rises, as narrowing arteries threaten him with heart disease and his chances of developing lung cancer and numerous other nasties also increase.
So the long-term risk here is that we've bailed out so many institutions, we might bail out another institution in five years from now, 10 years from now.
But he cautions that doctors need to "think twice, and even three times" before prescribing the drugs in kids, for whom the long-term efficacy, as well as the long-term risk, is unknown.
The main allegation made by the roughly 2, 500 plaintiffs seeking damages against Riddell is that the helmet manufacturer had a duty to protect NFL players against the long-term risk of concussions, yet defaulted on that obligation.
And so, arguably, three, four, five years ago people became unmoored from their long-term risk tolerances and became purely return-seeking and, now, I think, are in more cases, frankly, being more thoughtful about their capacity to absorb losses.
As this New York Times story from September notes, the city has been only moderately proactive in prepping itself for the long-term risk posed by ocean floods, stressing how to respond when water breaches existing barriers rather than stopping floods altogether.
They need only look to football helmet manufacturer Riddell, which finds itself embroiled in litigation for allegedly failing to protect players from the long-term risk of concussions and falsely marketing its helmets as having the ability to reduce the risk of concussions by a substantial percentage.
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Another study from the May issue of Radiology found that among patients ages 18 to 35 undergoing chest CTs and abdominal CTs for cancer, trauma and abdominal pain, the short-term risk of dying from an underlying condition was 7.1% and 3.9%, respectively, compared with long-term risk from radiation-induced cancer of 0.1%.
Really early-stage science projects that have a lot of materials science risk or long-term capital intensity risk are going to be tougher to fund.
For decades, US government bonds were the gold standard for long-term, risk free fixed income investors.
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At this time Gannett is a company at long-term survivability risk.
As the value of options increases with volatility, receiving them gives managers the incentive to undertake more risk than long-term and more risk-averse owners might prefer.
Part of the issue is that the benefit of taking insulin is so big--preventing blindness and organ damage--that even a small long-term cancer risk might be acceptable.
While elevated iodine has been most widely reported, its 8-day half life is very short, and iodine tablets offer good protection from the primary long-term health risk: thyroid cancer.
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And the President has long advocated that in lieu of cash, any bonus that is given ought to be given in long-term stock that does not, again, reward short-term risk taking, but rewards long-term success.
Perhaps replacing short-term risk adverse behaviors with long-term managerial courage could do the economy some good.
But keeping these debts on their books, and so continuing to favour existing long-term but often poor-risk customers, is choking off bank credit to those firms which could actually make good use of it.
Furthermore, this long-term return, high risk, engineering-lead venture, was financed by - wait for it - the City.
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