Unique risk

Unique risk
Also called unsystematic risk or idiosyncratic risk. Specific company risk that can be eliminated through diversification. ...

Unique risk
Unique risk is specific to a particular stock.
Take, for example, DaimlerChrysler stock. Production disruption caused by a strike would be a source of unique risk in that it would only affect DaimlerChrysler.

unique risk
Risk factors affecting only that firm. Also called diversifiable risk.
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Unique risk.
Speculation
Purchasing risky investments that present the possibility of large profits, but also pose a higher-than-average possibility of loss ...

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Spectail
A dealer doing business with retail but concentrating more on acquiring and financing its own speculative positions.

Q is the unique risk-neutral measure for the model. The discounted payoff process of a derivative on the stock is a martingale under Q. Notice the drift of the SDE is r, the risk-free interest rate, implying risk neutrality.

It is composed by two components: unique risk and market risk. Market risk (also called systematic risk, undiversifiable risk) is the single security sensitivity to market movement and is generally measured by the beta coefficient: if the beta ...

Each fund is unique and there are unique risks involved when investing in a particular hedge fund.

Nonmarket or firm-specific risk factors that can be eliminated by diversification. Also called unique risk or diversifiable risk. Systematic risk refers to risk factors common to the entire economy.
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There are unique risks, such as that the shares one owns might spoil. This is true such as buying grain in advance or any other commodity that can be destroyed. Investing in property is risky because homes and land can be ruined by natural disasters.

Definition: [crh] Nonmarket or firm-specific risk factors that can be eliminated by diversification. Also calleDefinition: d unique risk or diversifiable risk.

Nonsystematic risk
Nonmarket or firm-specific risk factors that can be eliminated by diversification. Also called unique risk or diversifiable risk. Systematic risk refers to risk factors common to the entire economy.

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The document outlines the various types of options and requisite options terminology, provisions for exercising and settling options, tax implications and the unique risks inherent in derivative instruments.

That is, while the potential for greater profit exists, this comes at a hefty price - the potential for greater losses. Margin also subjects the investor to a number of unique risks such as interest payments for use of the borrowed money.

These two factors depended upon the unique risk characteristics of, respectively, the underlying stock and the option. Neither factor was observable in the market place.

The insurance company may take into account the unique risks of the insureds in establishing its rates.
There must be a shifting of risk and distribution of the risk of loss.

Specific risk See:unique risk. Spectail A dealer that does business with retail but that concentrates more on acquiring and financing its own speculative positions.

Also called unique risk or diversifiable risk. Systematic risk refers to risk factors common to the entire economy. Normal annuity form The manner in which retirement benefits are paid out.

See also: Systematic risk, Expected return, Diversifiable risk, Specific risk, Firm-specific risk