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Fixed Income Instruments

Liquidity Risk

Liquidity, a fundamental concept in finance, refers to the ability to quickly and efficiently convert assets into cash. As such, Liquidity Risk is the potential for losses when executing such transactions, influenced by factors such as a company's book value, stock market performance, and bid-ask spreads. It is crucial for investors to understand and monitor liquidity risk in order to make informed investment decisions.

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