Risk Free Rate Explained
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- In this lesson, we explain what the risk-free rate is, how we calculate it, and what it is used for. We also look at government bonds/treasury bills. Here the risk-free rate is explained simply.
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Thanks for the video. It was helpful. Can you please explain what is risk and uncertainty, types of risk and what is risky return in another video?
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so the answer to the last question is "depends on the investor"?
How can I calculate UK risk free rate without knowing what the market premium is? Or do I check it somewhere? Its an assignment task. Thanks
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So, higher risk free rate or lower is better?
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I am student studying basic financial management. Can you help solve this please. What is the rate of return for a company if its β is 1.8, risk free rate of return is 10% and the market rate or return is 18%?
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