Concise way of saying "risks that came into fruition"

Question

What is a better way of saying "Risks that came to fruition"?

Context:

1. I've written about the risks that may occur in a project
2. I've written about the project work itself
3. I need to reflect upon the risks that could have happened (discussed in the first part) and did.

Examples: (but not quite right)

• Manifested Risks
• Risks Outcome

Answer 1

If a risk indeed did occur during a project it has materialized.

Definition of materialize in English:
verb

[NO OBJECT]

1. Become actual fact; happen:
   'the forecast rate of increase did not materialize'

Reference:
http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/materialize