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    The Lasallian Prayer

    I will continue, O my God,

    to do all my actions for the

    love of You.

    Leader: St. John BaptistDe La Salle,

    All: Prayer for us.

    Leader: Live Jesus in our

    hearts,

    All: Forever.

    Prayer for Generosity

    Dearest Lord, teach me to

    be generous.

    Teach me to serve You as Ishould.

    To give and not to count

    the cost;

    to fight and not to heed

    wounds;

    To toil and not to seek for

    rest;

    To labor and ask not for

    reward.

    Save that of knowing that

    I do Your most holy will.

    Amen.

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    Risk and Return

    (Basic Concepts)

    Presented by:

    Kenneth Lagman Yumang

    December 20, 2013

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    LearningObjectives

    Finance Definition

    Types of RisksI.What is RISK?

    Finance Definition

    How to calculate the rate of return

    II. What is RETURN?

    RISK and RETURNIII. What is the relationship?

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    RISK

    Risk/risk/ n.A hazard; a peril; exposure to loss or injury.Risk = UNCERTAINTYStandard Deviation ()

    Risk and Rate of Return, Chapter 5, 10 thEd., Fundamentals

    of Financial Management by Brigham & Houston, 2010

    Standard Deviationa measure of the tightness of

    the probability distribution. The smaller the standarddeviation, the tighter the probability distribution, and,accordingly, the lower the riskiness of theinvestment.

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    Types of Risks

    1. Stand-Alone Riskthe risk an investor would face if he held only one asset.2. Portfolio Riskthe risk an investor would face if he held a number of assets.

    Risk and Rate of Return, Chapter 5, 10 thEd., Fundamentals

    of Financial Management by Brigham & Houston, 2010

    Example:

    An investor buys $100,000 short-term treasury bills with an expectedrate of return of 10%. This type of investment is essentially risk-freebecause the rate of return can be estimated quite precisely.

    However, if the $100,000 were invested in the stock of a company justbeing organized to prospect oil in the middle Atlantic, then the rate of returncould not be estimated precisely.

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    RETURN

    Risk and Rate of Return, Chapter 5, 10thEd., Fundamentals of

    Financial Management by Brigham & Houston, 2010

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    Risk-Return Tradeoff

    Risk and Rate of Return, Chapter 5, 10thEd., Fundamentals of

    Financial Management by Brigham & Houston, 2010

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    SUMMING UP

    Risk and Rate of Return, Chapter 5, 10 thEd., Fundamentals

    of Financial Management by Brigham & Houston, 2010

    Risk, in finance, is the uncertainty/probability that the actual return isdifferent from the expected return.

    It is measure by the Standard Deviation - a measure of the tightness ofthe probability distribution. The smaller the standard deviation, the

    tighter the probability distribution, and, accordingly, the lower theriskiness of the investment.

    Return, in finance, is the rate of gain or loss on an investment.

    According to the risk-return tradeoff, invested money can render higherprofits only if it is subject to the possibility of being lost. Or statingdifferently, generally, the higher the risk, the greater the return.

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    Risk and Rate of Return, Chapter 5, 10 thEd., Fundamentals

    of Financial Management by Brigham & Houston, 2010

    NEXTSESSION

    Portfolio Risk

    Managing Risk

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