March 2002
Intermediate to advanced
176 pages
3h 48m
English
The two types of investment opportunities available to your sister and other shareholders include:

The difference between the expected return on a risky share and the risk-free rate on government bonds is called the risk premium.
In other words, the expected return on a bank share will be equal to the current interest rate on bonds plus a risk premium.
Expected return on a bank share = Risk-free rate on bonds + risk premium
The expected return on a share is sometimes referred to as the average return. As the share price goes up and down, the return on your investment can be high or low. The expected return ...
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