This document discusses three types of risks: 1) Interest rate risk, which arises from variability in interest rates over time and affects debt securities with fixed interest rates. 2) Market risk, also known as price risk, which is the possibility that the price of shares, commodities, or investments may decline or fall in the future. 3) Reinvestment rate risk, which occurs when interest rates fall and existing investments must be reinvested at lower rates.
This document discusses three types of risks: 1) Interest rate risk, which arises from variability in interest rates over time and affects debt securities with fixed interest rates. 2) Market risk, also known as price risk, which is the possibility that the price of shares, commodities, or investments may decline or fall in the future. 3) Reinvestment rate risk, which occurs when interest rates fall and existing investments must be reinvested at lower rates.
This document discusses three types of risks: 1) Interest rate risk, which arises from variability in interest rates over time and affects debt securities with fixed interest rates. 2) Market risk, also known as price risk, which is the possibility that the price of shares, commodities, or investments may decline or fall in the future. 3) Reinvestment rate risk, which occurs when interest rates fall and existing investments must be reinvested at lower rates.