Systematic risk is defined as: Select one: a. diversifiable risk. b. the total risk of an individual security. c. the risk unique to a firm's management. d. asset-specific risk. e. any risk that affects a large number of assets.

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Osvaldo Lang

9 November, 11:16

Systematic risk is defined as: Select one: a. diversifiable risk. b. the total risk of an individual security. c. the risk unique to a firm's management. d. asset-specific risk. e. any risk that affects a large number of assets.

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Myah Haley · Answer 1

e. any risk that affects a large number of assets.

Explanation:

The systematic risk is the risk which is involved in the whole market or part of the market.

It is also known as non-diversifiable risk or market risk as it affects the overall market not a single stock or market

As it is a market risk so It cannot be avoided as it is unpredictable.

Thus all other options are wrong