Moderately Conservative Clause Samples
The 'Moderately Conservative' clause sets a standard for decision-making or action that balances caution with practicality. In practice, this means that parties are expected to avoid unnecessary risks but are not required to take the most extreme or restrictive measures possible; for example, they might implement reasonable safety protocols without shutting down operations entirely. This clause helps ensure that actions are prudent and responsible, while still allowing for efficient and effective performance, thereby managing risk without causing undue burden or inefficiency.
Moderately Conservative. A Moderately Conservative inves- tor values principal preservation, but is comfortable accepting a small degree of risk and volatility to seek some degree of appreciation. This investor desires greater liquidity, is willing to accept lower returns, and is willing to accept minimal losses.