Risk-Adjusted Return

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Definition of “Risk-Adjusted Return” :

“Risk-Adjusted Return” is a financial term that refers to the profit or potential return on an investment, taking into account the level of risk involved. It helps investors to compare the returns of different investments while considering their risk levels. In South Africa, it’s used to evaluate the performance of various investment options like stocks, bonds, or mutual funds.

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