amount at risk

American  

noun

Insurance.

1. the difference between the reserve of a life-insurance policy and its face amount.

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Example Sentences

The amount at risk represents about one third of total deliverable FX turnover and is up from $1.9 trillion from three years earlier when the last FX survey was carried out.

From Reuters

“They stand at risk of having massive setbacks, demographically, in terms of health status. There’s a huge amount at risk.”

From New York Times

The actual amount at risk is relatively small — a total of $4.1 billion in federal grants to governments and law enforcement agencies across the country, and far less to the nine jurisdictions named Friday.

From Los Angeles Times

Critics say that will protect the vast majority of Idaho’s white residents, who typically eat less fish, but will put the tribal members who consume more than the average amount at risk.

From Washington Times

But that was an adjusted figure based on the bank’s overly optimistic estimate of the amount at risk.

From New York Times