Finance-Difference in Risk & Exposure
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19 June 2008
Risk is the possiblity of loosing and
Exposure is the extent to which it can adversely affect.
Risk is inherent and Exposure is not so..
Exposure is the extent to which it can adversely affect.
Risk is inherent and Exposure is not so..
24 June 2008
Risk meaning you have undertaken a risk to loose your money etc.
While exposure decides the scope upto which you can take risk.
For example in shares, the DP offers you an exposure of say, 4 times of your limit but how much of this. risk should be taken is upto you
While exposure decides the scope upto which you can take risk.
For example in shares, the DP offers you an exposure of say, 4 times of your limit but how much of this. risk should be taken is upto you
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