Types Of Investment Risk Flashcards

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What is total risk?

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It is measured by standard deviation

It is systematic, or non-diversifiable, risk, combined with unsystematic, or diversifiable, risk

As more as more securities are added to a portfolio, the level of unsystematic risk decreases

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What are the systematic risks?

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“Remember the word PRIME”

Purchasing power risk

Reinvestment rate risk

Interest rate risk

Market risk

Exchange rate risk

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What is unsystematic risks?

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Business risk

Financial risk

Default risk

Political risk

Investment manager risk

Liquidity and marketability risk

Tax risk

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What is systematic risk, also known as market and non-diversifiable risk?

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Risk inherit in the investment market

Cannot be eliminated through diversification, it is non-diversifiable

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What is purchasing power risk?

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It is inflation risk

Fixed income assets are subject to inflationary pressure, inflation is greater than the fixed rate you were earning eroding purchasing power

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What is reinvestment rate risk?

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Proceeds available for reinvestment must be reinvested at a lower rate of return

Investments with Long terms to maturity and high interim cash flows have the greatest investment rate risk

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Are zero-coupon bonds in non-dividend paying stocks, subject to reinvestment rate risk?

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No, because cash flows are only received at sale or maturity

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What is interest rate risk?

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Changes in interest rates will affect the value of a security

Interest rates rise value of bonds declines

Rising interest rates generally have a negative effect on stocks

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What is market risk?

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Price volatility in the overall securities marketplace, affected by changes in the general economy

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What is exchange rate for currency risk?

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Risk that a change in the relationship between the value of the dollar and the value of the foreign currency during the period of investment will negatively affect the investors return

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What is unsystematic risk, also known as nonmarket or diversifiable risk?

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Risk that is unique to a single security, business, industry, or country

Can be significantly reduced with portfolios containing as few as 10 stocks

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What is business risk?

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Uncertainty of operating income

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What is financial risk?

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Firms financial structure will negatively affect value of an equity investment

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What is default risk?

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Risk that a borrower will be unable to service its debt obligations

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Does default risk apply to Stocks?

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No

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What is political risk?

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Risk that the political or economic climate of a country will negatively affect an investment

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What is investment manager risk?

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Skills and philosophy of the individual manager of an investment fund or account

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What is liquidity and marketability risk?

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Ability to sell an investment quickly with no loss of principal and Little price concession

Marketability is to find a ready market

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What is tax risk?

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Risk that taxation of investment gains or losses will negatively affect investment return