ABOVE GROUND RISK
These are non-quantifiable type of risks that can greatly affect the processes and outcome of an investment or project. Generally, the term above ground risk is being used in the industry of energy to denote the non-technical risks like the regulatory climate of the place and the environmental issues embedded. In a broader term, the term above ground risk means a wide list of nebulous risks like corporate governance, security, corporate risk and political risk that can greatly affect an investment when they become a real threat, but their impact or damage is difficult to quantify.
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In securities, combining customer-owned securities with brokerage’s own accounts. This is normally illegal.
Predator
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Net Acres
The amount of leased real estate that a petroleum and/or natural gas company has a true working interest in. Net acres express actual percentage in ...
Deposit In Transit
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