They accept and prefer that the risk of the investment is known and well-communicated. Risk takers false Aggressive investors false Risk-averse investors true Sure investors false Single This is the possibility that a combination of assets will not meet investment goals or financial objectives. Portfolio risk true Credit risk false Liquidity risk false Market risk false Single It is the income, or the additional value derived from an investment, due to change in market price and/or dividends paid directly to the investor. Asset false Capital gain false Yield false Return true Single These are unsecured loans issued by the borrowing company. Credit Cards false Debentures true Bank Loans false Business Loans false Single Having this means that the investor understands the volatility of different markets. Risk tolerance false Conservative risk tolerance false Aggressive risk tolerance true Moderate risk tolerance false Single It is the difference between the worst outcome and the best outcome. Range true Net Income false Risk false Return false Single It refers to the overall volatility and fluctuations in the market. Market risk true Financial risk false Liquidity risk false Foreign exchange risk false Single This is the risk that the investors may face by holding only one type of asset. Financial risk false Stand-alone risk true Portfolio risk false Credit risk false Single With this type of tolerance, investors do not pour in capital to risky investments. Instead, they usually allot their capital to investment vehicles with minimal to no risk. Aggressive risk tolerance false Moderate risk tolerance false Risk tolerance false Conservative risk tolerance true Single It is the expected periodic cash flow on the investment, either in the form of interest or dividends. Risk false Return false Yield true Capital gain false Single