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European ones tend to be bankers and lawyers with little operational experience and less appetite for risk.

It has lost some of that to "prime" money funds, which Buy corporate debt, over the past month as investors regained some appetite for risk.

Some strategists hope credit markets will give shares another leg-up in the short term as the market's appetite for risk continues to improve.

And the foreign capital that African countries have relied on so much for their development will be in shorter supply; in the West, investors will have a decidedly smaller appetite for risk.

As fears of a deepening global recession are pushed aside by expectations of recovery, investors have rediscovered their appetite for risk in places ranging from Brazil and China to Russia.

That in turn can lead to heightened volatility, which often diminishes the appetite for risk-taking.

Banks may still be reluctant to make loans, but debt and equity markets have regained a hearty appetite for risk.

The result: The new Investor Class is losing its appetite for risk and is parking its cash in unglamorous, low-yielding money-market funds and bank savings accounts.

The big appetite for risk that existed in the upper echelon just two years ago is fading, the survey found, with around 44% of the country's wealthiest looking to spread their risk.

Yet the deal suggested there is appetite for risky sovereign bonds at the right price. The bank syndicate placing the bonds was able to drum up EURO 25 billion-worth of orders in a few hours.

Such trades are sensitive to changes in investors' appetite for risk, since volatile market moves can render them unprofitable.

But the acid test of creditors' appetite for risk was a new danger also spelled out in several places in the prospectus.

WHEN the world's equity investors rediscovered their appetite for risk after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates on September 18th, they took a particular liking to anything curry-flavoured.

A much clearer indication of investors' growing appetite for risk is that both firms are very young.

Opportunism, in a word, is what has guided policy, along with heaps of cash and ambition mixed with a mild appetite for risk that stands in contrast to other more shy-mannered Gulf potentates.

Since Lehman collapsed, appetite for risk, seen in stock rallies, has been linked with dollar weakness as investors swap their safe US holdings for something more exotic.

The worry is that such appetite for risk may not last forever.

If interest rates rose because foreign investors lost their appetite for risk, or if the economy slowed, the budget deficit would widen.

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