Risk is the possibility of more than one outcome, and a risk premium is the expected return above the risk-free rate to compensate for investment risk. There are several types of risk premiums including those for default, inflation, liquidity, and maturity risk. Risks also include firm-specific/diversifiable risk and market/non-diversifiable risk, which is measured by beta. The market risk premium compensates investors for taking on the systematic risk of the overall market.
Risk is the possibility of more than one outcome, and a risk premium is the expected return above the risk-free rate to compensate for investment risk. There are several types of risk premiums including those for default, inflation, liquidity, and maturity risk. Risks also include firm-specific/diversifiable risk and market/non-diversifiable risk, which is measured by beta. The market risk premium compensates investors for taking on the systematic risk of the overall market.
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Risk is the possibility of more than one outcome, and a risk premium is the expected return above the risk-free rate to compensate for investment risk. There are several types of risk premiums including those for default, inflation, liquidity, and maturity risk. Risks also include firm-specific/diversifiable risk and market/non-diversifiable risk, which is measured by beta. The market risk premium compensates investors for taking on the systematic risk of the overall market.
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than one outcome is possible. What is risk premium? Risk premium is an expected return in excess of that on risk-free securities. The premium provides compensation for the risk of an investment. Risk Premiums Default Risk_ the risk that company will be unable to make required payments on their debt obligations. Inflation_ The overall general upward price movement of goods and services in an economy (often caused by a increase in the supply of money), usually as measured by the CPI and the PPI. Liquidity Premium_ a liquidity premium is the extra return investors demand for holding a security that is less liquid. Maturity Risk Premium_ maturity risk refers to the risk that is associated with uncertainty of interest rate as the time passes and the longer the securities maturity takes the higher the amount of premium. Types of Risk Firm specific risk= unsystematic risk= diversifiable risk= business risk Market risk= nondiversifiable risk= systematic risk Beta Market risk and Market risk premium