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They also provide “balance to food company product portfolios, thereby limiting corporate liability on both legal and stock valuation fronts” – a reference to potential claims against companies that their products might cause obesity or poor health.
Trudeau, by contrast, has vowed to be a very different type of leader, promising to pursue an inclusive approach to policymaking and to allow his ministers to take much greater responsibility for their
portfolios.
Its viability would depend on citizens’ willingness to finance their government by investing their savings in its sovereign bonds, rather than pursuing more diversified and profitable
portfolios.
Of course, opening up the competition for Executive Board
portfolios
to all member countries does not guarantee the most qualified and politically independent person gets the job; it only increases the probability of such an outcome.
Packaging existing loan
portfolios
and offloading them to non-bank investors, as many have proposed, should be encouraged.
Private investors need incentives to green their
portfolios
– and penalties for failing to do so.
All advanced economies’ structures and
portfolios
of employment opportunities are facing similar competitive and technological forces, and all are tending to shift income toward the upper end of the distribution and toward owners of capital.
China can handle its large banks, even if they have large
portfolios
of poor credits.
Until recently, international investors believed that expanding their
portfolios
in emerging markets was a no-brainer.
Their political duel was aggravated recently when the President, wary that her prime ministerial rival was "too soft" in dealing with the rebel Tamil Tigers, sacked three ministers and took over their
portfolios.
Perhaps the transmission mechanism would be through US banks, many of which remain vulnerable, owing to thin capitalization and huge
portfolios
of mortgages booked far above their market value.
Similarly, Reibling added, Middle Eastern investors would respond to an anti-Muslim policy by cutting India out of their
portfolios.
Many have public pension funds of substantial magnitude, consisting of diversified
portfolios
of assets.
Thus, the expected fundamental real return on diversified US stock
portfolios
right now is in the range of 6% to 7%.
As Edgar L. Smith wrote in The Atlantic Monthly back in 1924, when the principal risks are macroeconomic, bonds are no safer than diversified
portfolios
of stocks – in fact, they are riskier.
Bad loans account for only 2% of Indian banks’ credit portfolios, versus 20% in China.
But we will not find them in the self-satisfied complacency of the elites, whose incomes and stock
portfolios
are once again soaring.
But, in Europe, where there is no unified capital market to allow
portfolios
to rebalance, the policy works through the bank lending channel, so it inflates – and distorts – the prices of bonds and stocks.
The second financial rule that privileges repos is that money-market funds must keep their
portfolios
extremely liquid, because their customers draw checks on their deposits.
But to capitalize on this opportunity, prudential requirements for such investors must be loosened, so that they can hold diversified
portfolios
of infrastructure projects.
Imagine if one were to suggest that banks operating in Illinois should be required to hold large
portfolios
of Illinois state bonds, with their deposits insured by an Illinois state insurance scheme, and the Illinois state government responsible for recapitalization, if needed.
American investors, fearing an unwinding of the fiscal and monetary positions, might contribute to these changes by seeking to shift their
portfolios
to assets of other countries.
Even if these countries want to continue to hold a minimum core of their
portfolios
in a form that can be used in the traditional foreign-exchange role, most of their
portfolios
will respond to their perception of different currencies’ risks.
If they perceive that the dollar and dollar bonds have become riskier, they will want to change the distribution of assets in their
portfolios.
Still, this is the time for bank regulators in the U.S. to keep a close watch on bank portfolios, just to make sure that the current euphoria does not turn into a mountain of reckless bank lending.
Much has been written about the painting collections of hedge fund managers and private equity art funds (where one essentially buys shares in
portfolios
of art without actually ever taking possession of anything).
And restructuring weakens banks, which generally hold large
portfolios
of government bonds, thus making them less able to finance the economy.
Today’s crisis indicates that a set of rigid rules allows resourceful financial institutions to mask riskiness in their
portfolios
or shift things around to make standard risk metrics appear better than they really are.
Our proposal seeks to retain the Convention's idea of limiting the number of
portfolios
in the Commission while giving all commissioners full voting rights.
We suggest that the work of the Commission be concentrated in 15-19
portfolios.
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