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Unique risk

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Unique risk
Also called unsystematic risk or idiosyncratic risk. Specific company risk that can be eliminated through diversification. See: Diversifiable risk and unsystematic risk.


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The research team from University of California, San Diego has found that LR is a unique risk factor for AUDs across adulthood and is not simply a reflection of a broader range of risk factors.
Individuals," Brook continues, "in consultation with their doctors, should be free to assess the evidence of a drug's effectiveness and safety, taking into account their own personal context--such as their unique risk factors, or the fact that they are certain to die without the treatment.
When it comes to comprehensive financial planning, every person has his/her own unique risk tolerances, goals, and time horizons.
 
 
 
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