The risk increases whenever interest rates increase

[Solved] Liquidity risk

Q.	Liquidity risk
A.	The risk that investment bankers normally face
B.	Lower for small OTCEI stocks than for large NSE stocks
C.	The risk associated with secondary market transactions
D.	The risk increases whenever interest rates increase
Answer» D. The risk increases whenever interest rates increase

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