People who own stock in companies are therefore
compensated for this risk in the form of much higher returns on their money, as compared to safer assets like savings and government bonds.
Private lenders are not eligible for government - provided insurance on mortgages and therefore require an initial fee to
compensate for risk associated with private deals.
To
compensate for the risk of financing and delayed payment, I charge a flat 10 % to the amount financed; you can adjust the charge based on your time and needs.
Since private lenders are not eligible for government provided mortgage insurance many charge an initial lender fee to
compensate for the risk associated with private mortgages.
As a debt investor you must be prepared to ask yourself an important question when considering an investment in a corporate bond: Am I being
adequately compensated for risk versus government bonds, equities and cash?
In fact, when looking at the earnings yield relative to real bond yields — the equity risk premium (ERP)-- investors are still being
well compensated for risk in many corners, we believe.
Qualcomm again said Broadcom's promised breakup fee of $ 8 billion in the event regulators thwart the deal did not come close to
compensating for risks related to the deal.
Correctly understanding and implementing risk reward strategies is the way professional
traders compensate for the risk involved in any trade, combined with a refined sense of patience when selecting trades.
When multiple traders begin to believe there is money to be made, competition between them can quickly lower the spread to a level where the profits are
only compensating for the risk of trading.
Although it can be argued that investors are being
fairly compensated for the risk of choosing equities over bonds in this period, the bond index's Sharpe ratio of 1.16 % versus 0.38 % for the equity index would indicate equities are the riskier asset.
Strong corporate earnings and steady growth support our belief that investors will
get compensated for risk - taking in equities, particularly outside the U.S..
In fact, when looking at the earnings yield relative to real bond yields — the equity risk premium (ERP)-- investors are still being
well compensated for risk in many corners, we believe.
The question that dawns from this exercise is, how much excess return (or minimum hurdle rate) is appropriate to
compensate for the risk in investing in non-risk free investments such as stocks?
Though I agree that it is not easy to benchmark an individual stock against anything, but over the long term any riskier or uncertain investment or portfolio of riskier or uncertain investment should deliver real returns for the investor in order to
compensate for the risk taken.
As I delve into in upcoming columns in this series, they typically not only fail to appreciate our knowledge and expertise necessary to successfully ply our trade, but also that a large portion of our fee is justified to
compensate us for the risk involved in agreeing to an agency with them.
The elder Buffett has shunned bonds in recent years, saying that near record - low yields aren't enough to
compensate for the risk of inflation.
They're not demanding the higher returns to
compensate them for those risks.
The lender needs this documentation to assess your ability to repay the loan so that they can decide whether to issue you a loan, and if so, what interest rate to charge you to
compensate for the risk that they take.
Given the X is below the hyperbola, it looks like I'm not getting properly
compensated for the risk I'm taking.
Multipliers are frequently used in offsetting to
compensate for the risk of failure of the offset measures and the time lag between when negative impacts of the development project are felt and the positive impacts of offsetting come to fruition, often a period of many years.
To
compensate for these risks, lenders may charge higher interest rate for jumbo loans.
That's an impressive return on the buyers» roughly $ 6 billion of equity — much more than sufficient to
compensate for the risk of a continued slide in the PC business.
It is up to every investor to decide whether the yield offered by a particular issuer's bonds is enough to
compensate them for the risk those bonds pose.
As you would be taking on more risk than with the Treasury security, you should be paid a higher yield to
compensate for that risk.
Payroll lenders charge high enough interest rates to
compensate them for the risk that borrowers will default.
Lower - grade dollar - denominated bonds (including those issued by foreign entities, including emerging economies) have a slightly larger allocation because over time they typically pay a yield premium that more than
compensates for the risk.
Investing for so long without being
compensated for the risk you bear can permanently damage investors» psychology.