ризик

ризик

Exposure to damage or financial loss, e.g. a fall in the price of a security, or insolvency on the part of a creditor. Financial market theory measures the risk exposure of an investment in terms of the degree of variance. Risk and return are in direct mutual correlation: the higher the risk exposure, the more substantial the long-term return on an investment should be. The main risk categories are: country risk, transfer risk, settlement risk, price risk, interest-rate risk and credit risk. Risks are hedged with provisions. Hedging products available from banks include forward and repurchase transactions, options and financial futures. See also systematic risk.

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Галузь/тема: Banking
Category: Investment banking
Company: UBS
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регулаторен ризик

Economy; Economics

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каматен ризик

Banking; Investment banking

Risk stemming from the influence of interest-rate changes on existing investments and loans and on the costs of future borrowings or liquidity to be invested in the future.

кредитен ризик

Banking; Investment banking

Risk that a borrower will be unable to meet his/her payment obligations, and that the lender will suffer a financial loss. See also bad debt risk.

несистематски ризик

Banking; Investment banking

Risk exposure dependent on factors which influence an individual security only, e.g. corporate results. Opposite: systematic risk.

менувачница

Banking; Investment banking

Also: bureau de change. Banking department/teller area that handles currency exchange and related business (such as coin dealing, traveller's cheques and letters of credit)

Киви обврзници

Banking; Investment banking

NZD-denominated bond issues placed by foreign borrowers.

Светска банка

Banking; Investment banking

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Европска монетарна унија

Banking; Investment banking

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Европска централна банка

Banking; Investment banking

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Европски монетарен институт

Banking; Investment banking

Abbr.: EMI. Precursor of the European Central Bank responsible for coordinating monetary and economic policy in the EMU countries in preparation for the third phase of the ...