Across
- 1. risk -, demonstrating how commodity price volatility can impact the global economy.
- 3. risk -can enhance resilience through redundant systems
- 5. Risk -proactive legal compliance measures.
- 6. Risk -This can lead to forced selling at unfavourable prices, potentially triggering margin calls
- 7. Risk -This contributed to the crisis by forcing banks to sell assets at fire-sale prices
- 8. Risk -Companies can mitigate this through regular safety inspections
- 14. risk - The investor may have to accept a significant price discount or spread their sales
- 15. Risk -This could lead to increased loan defaults, requiring higher loan loss provisions and potentially impacting the bank's capital adequacy and profitability
- 17. Risk -highlighting the importance of understanding creditor priorities.
- 18. Risk -This can lead to ETF prices deviating from their underlying asset values, potentially causing losses
- 19. rate risk -This risk affects longer-duration bonds more severely than shorter-duration bonds
Down
- 1. risk-To mitigate this, institutions can implement robust cybersecurity
- 2. risk - Investors can mitigate this through diversification, hedging strategies, and maintaining a long-term investment horizon.
- 4. Risk -The higher yields compensate investors for the increased risk of default associated with these lower-rated bonds.
- 9. Risk -The bank could manage this through careful due diligence, ongoing monitoring, securing collateral, and potentially syndicating the loan
- 10. Risk -potentially forcing some investors to sell and causing bond prices to fall.
- 11. risk-This highlights how currency fluctuations can impact international investments.
- 12. Risk -This can force the REIT to seek alternative funding sources, potentially at higher costs
- 13. risk-This risk affects the entire market and is difficult to diversify away, as it impacts all sectors
- 16. risk-. Banks can implement strict compliance procedures to mitigate the risk