Capital Risk

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Capital Risk

The risk that a company will lose the amount of an investment. An investor takes on capital risk each time he/she invests in anything other than a risk-free security. Capital risk is limited to the amount one has invested. For example, if one buys a $1,000 bond, he/she will not lose more than $1,000.
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