This document discusses the different types of financial risk that companies face. Financial risk arises from decisions to take on debt financing and instability in financial markets. There are four main types of financial risk: market risk from price movements, credit risk from defaulting on obligations, liquidity risk from inability to execute transactions, and operational risk from failures like fraud or technical issues. Each risk type is then defined in more detail with examples.
This document discusses the different types of financial risk that companies face. Financial risk arises from decisions to take on debt financing and instability in financial markets. There are four main types of financial risk: market risk from price movements, credit risk from defaulting on obligations, liquidity risk from inability to execute transactions, and operational risk from failures like fraud or technical issues. Each risk type is then defined in more detail with examples.
This document discusses the different types of financial risk that companies face. Financial risk arises from decisions to take on debt financing and instability in financial markets. There are four main types of financial risk: market risk from price movements, credit risk from defaulting on obligations, liquidity risk from inability to execute transactions, and operational risk from failures like fraud or technical issues. Each risk type is then defined in more detail with examples.
This document discusses the different types of financial risk that companies face. Financial risk arises from decisions to take on debt financing and instability in financial markets. There are four main types of financial risk: market risk from price movements, credit risk from defaulting on obligations, liquidity risk from inability to execute transactions, and operational risk from failures like fraud or technical issues. Each risk type is then defined in more detail with examples.
• Directional Risk- caused due to movement in stock price,
interest rates and more. • Non- Directional Risk – can be volatility risks. CREDIT RISK
• Arises when one fails to fulfill their obligations
towards their counter parties. • Sovereign Risk- arises due to difficult foreign exchange policies. • Settlement Risk- arises when one party makes the payment while the other party fails to fulfill the obligations. LIQUIDITY RISK
• Arises out inability to execute transactions.
• Asset Liquidity Risk – arises either due to insufficient buyers or
insufficient sellers against sell orders and buy orders respectively. • Funding Liquidity Risk- risk of not having access to sufficient funds to make payment on time. OPERATIONAL RISK
• Arises out of operational failures such as
mismanagement or technical failures.
• Fraud Risk- arises due to lack of controls.
• Model Risk- arises due to incorrect model application. • Legal Risk- arises out of constraints such as lawsuits. THANK YOU !