Risk Mitigation means the process of reducing the market risk associated with a Defaulting RCM's obligations to the Clearing House by hedging the Clearing House's exposure in open Fixed Income Contracts prior to the auction process (and such hedging may be carried out by entering into ATS Contracts), in accordance with Rule
Risk Mitigation means the process in which events or experiences that place the health, welfare and safety of program participants in jeopardy are evaluated in terms of nature, frequency and circumstance with the intent of providing services and supports aimed at reducing risk and the likelihood of its reoccurrence.
Risk Mitigation means the process of reducing the market risk associated with a Defaulting Fixed Income Clearing Member's obligations to LCH.Clearnet SA under Fixed Income Transactions by hedging the exposure prior to the auction process as described in Article 2.2 of this Instruction;
Examples of Risk Mitigation in a sentence
Risk mitigation measures required by ACM personnel may include, but are not limited to, requiring the sole use of the test environment to be followed in order to use the Facility.
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Risk Mitigation means a method or methods to eliminate or reduce the effects of hazards. ¶ (34) "Safety" means freedom from harm resulting from unintentional acts or circumstances.¶
Risk Mitigation means a method or methods to eliminate or reduce the effects of hazards.
Risk Mitigation means the mitigation of investment risks that may arise from engaging as a
Risk Mitigation means a set of strategic decisions, methods, criteria and procedures for accepting, avoiding, reducing or transferring the identified risk level.
Risk Mitigation means those transactions or activities of a bank that reduce the amount of its risk exposure;
Risk Mitigation means a procedure used by the fund's management company in the management of CIU’s assets to reduce risk, in compliance with the fund's risk profile.
Risk Mitigation means the process of incorporating defences or preventive controls to lower the severity or likelihood of a hazard’s projected consequence;