financial exposures
[fɪˈnænʃəl ɪkˈspoʊʒərz]
nounpl: financial exposures
exposições financeiras
1. The degree to which a company, individual, or investment portfolio is at risk due to fluctuations in financial markets, currency exchange rates, interest rates, or credit default
The bank reduced its financial exposures to emerging markets after the economic crisis.
O banco reduziu suas exposições financeiras aos mercados emergentes após a crise econômica.
2. Potential losses or liabilities that may arise from investments, loans, or other financial commitments
The investment firm carefully monitors its financial exposures to minimize risk.
A empresa de investimentos monitora cuidadosamente suas exposições financeiras para minimizar riscos.
3. The amount of capital or assets that are subject to market or counterparty risk
Regulators require banks to disclose their significant financial exposures.
Os reguladores exigem que os bancos divulguem suas exposições financeiras significativas.
In both Brazil and the United States, 'financial exposures' is critical terminology in banking, investment, and regulatory contexts. Brazilian financial institutions must report exposures to the Central Bank (Banco Central do Brasil), while U.S. institutions report to the SEC and Federal Reserve. This term reflects the globalized nature of modern finance and the importance of risk transparency across markets.
Related Idioms & Phrases
manage exposures
limit exposures to
hedge financial exposures
assess financial exposures
take on financial exposures
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