Are equity analysts blind to risk?

Arielle Weliky
01 Sep 2004

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Companies and the analysts covering equities disagree about what the top business risks to revenue are, according to research from FM Global, a US insurance company, and Harris Interactive, a New York-based research and consulting firm. The implication is that investors may be making investment decisions based on analysts’ questionable recommendations, priming the industry for another analyst controversy.

According to the results, 69% of risk management professionals from

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