Concept of Risk von Edu Pristine

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... Borrower and lenders are easy to find and they do so at risk-fr ee rate (no counterparty risk). Investors consider only mean and variance to choose a portfolio and ...

... stock market and investors degree of risk aversion. A measure of market risk: Beta "The tendency of a stock to move up or down with the market is reflect ...

... required rate of return = risk-free rate of return + market risk premium ...

... is plotted versus its security's risk. If it is above SML, stock is undervalued because market expects higher return. If it is below SML, ...

... Riskless Lending and Borrowing ...

... buying or selling them might involve huge transaction cost and there are certain non financial factors also which might affect the marketability of the asset. ...

... However in reality, there are few large investors which are price affecters. Price affecter's actions ...

... However in reality, the investment decisions are spread over ...

... New terms are added to standard CAPM, which are the product of new beta or sensitivity to the new risk factor and the price of ...

... that offers that look too good to be true (offering opportunity with little or no risk) are generally not true. By emphasizing the upside potential as well as the downside dangers, this definition also serves the useful purpose of reminding us of an important truth ...

... rate, exchange rate) C. Liquidity (cash flow) 2.Operational Risk A. Businessoperations (efficiency, supply chain, business cycles) B. Informationtechnology 3.StrategicRisk A. Reputational (i.e., bad publicity) B. Demographic and social/cultural trends C. Regulatory and political ...

... risks that a firm is potentially exposed to is called a risk profile after creating the risk ...

... includes the skills, infrastructure (i.e., organization structure, controls and information systems), and culture deployed as directors exercise ...

... organizational risk. ERM also views risk management as a value-creating-activity, and not just a mitigration activity ERM addresses issues, focusing on coordination and value addition. For example, in a conglomerate in which one division is long in currency A and another division is short ...

... a year life, E(CFt) is the expected cash flow in period and is a discount rate that reflects the risk of the cash flows. Process to estimate RaV Step 1: Estimate the expected cash flows from a project / asset / business. For a risky asset, consider / estimate cash flows under different scenarios, attach probabilities to these scenarios and estimate an expected value ...

... of the future cash flows. i.e., that would be the asset price if the cash flows are absolutely certain. In case, multiply each cash flow with ...

... of beta, so the actual may be higher or lower than the reported. Dependent on how the regression is ...

... computing the risk-adjusted cost of capital should be market value weights, since the business has to raise and equity in the market to fund ...