Accredited Wealth Management Advisor Practice Exam

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What is an example of a systematic risk?

Market risk
Financial risk
Operational risk
Credit risk

The correct answer is: Market risk

Market risk is indeed a prime example of systematic risk, which refers to the potential for widespread impact on investments or the financial markets as a whole due to factors that affect the entire economy. These factors can include economic recessions, changes in interest rates, inflation, and geopolitical events. Systematic risk is not limited to any single asset or industry—when it occurs, it can affect all investments to varying degrees. Market risk specifically encapsulates the notion that the value of investments can decline due to broad market fluctuations, making it impossible to fully mitigate through diversification. This contrasts with other types of risks, such as financial risk, operational risk, and credit risk, which are more specific to particular companies or sectors and can often be managed within those bounds.