…news and frustrated and at times contemptuous of fellow Americans who have a dramatically different sense of acceptable risk. I largely agree with this (see links below), and I think…

…line to get medical help. If you’re white, you go right to the back of the line.” In my post last week, I argued that using race/ethnicity as risk factors…

…risk but not causally related to accident risk.  Credit scores are used by insurers in many states, and are highly predictive of accident risk, but the relationship between a poor…

…mask or at least it should not be considered as such. Part I, Item 1A immediately caught my eye. Risk Factors. “The risks set forth in the following risk factors…

…I naturally wondered if it was the same Daniel Ellsberg of Pentagon Papers fame. “Risk, Ambiguity and the Savage Axioms” was indeed by the same Daniel Ellsberg. It also happened…

…chief spokesman, I told reporters, about 90 percent of the CEO’s compensation was “at risk.” Meaning which, most of their salary was paid based on the risk of how well…

…median time to generate revenue to fully cover risk-adjusted R&D cost of US$794 million was 3 years (range: 2 years; 5 years, n=73). For the maximum estimated risk-adjusted cost of…

…hospitals in the country – are at risk of closing in the near future, and over 300 of these hospitals are at immediate risk of closing. Most of the at-risk hospitals are small…

…care standpoint. Insurers are using chart reviews, nurse home visits and AI software to find as many diagnoses as possible and thereby inflate the health risks of the patients and…

…the significant fees they pay to so-called active managers to engage in risky investments. If the risk-return profile of the portfolio is substandard, and the management fees are weighing down…