Understanding Investment Risk Attitudes Quiz
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What is the simple meaning of risk?

  • Behavior of investor
  • Interest rate risk
  • Purchasing power risk
  • Hazard (correct)

What is the behavior of a risk averse investor?

  • Prefers higher risk for additional return
  • Prefers investment with lower risk for a given level of return (correct)
  • Does not focus on risk component and pays more attention on
  • Taking positions in two or more investments in such a level that

What do risk neutral investors focus on?

  • Lower risk for a given level of return
  • Risk component (correct)
  • Proportionate increase in return will be lesser than proportionate increase in risk
  • Higher risk for additional return

What do risk seeker or risk lover investors prefer?

<p>Higher risk for additional return (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which approach can be used to hedge the interest rate risk of a bond?

<p>Hedging with options (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Understanding Risk

  • Risk is the probability of loss or adverse outcomes in decision-making or investments.

Risk-Averse Investors

  • Opt for lower-risk investments to avoid potential losses, sacrificing higher returns for safety.
  • Prioritize capital preservation and prefer investments with steady, reliable returns.

Risk-Neutral Investors

  • Focus solely on expected returns without concern for the potential volatility or risk.
  • Make decisions based on the highest average potential outcome, regardless of risk levels involved.

Risk-Seeking or Risk-Loving Investors

  • Prefer higher-risk investments with the potential for substantial gains.
  • Embrace uncertainty and are willing to incur losses for the chance of increased returns.

Hedging Interest Rate Risk

  • Utilize various financial instruments, such as interest rate swaps, options, or futures, to minimize the impact of fluctuating interest rates on bond investments.
  • Hedging strategies aim to protect against potential declines in bond values due to rising interest rates.

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Test your knowledge on investment risk attitudes and investor behaviors towards risk, including risk averse, risk neutral, and risk seeker attitudes.

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