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    Risk Management for Small Investors
    Risk Management for Small Investors
    Risk Management for Small Investors
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    Risk Management for Small Investors

    By Sam Ghosh

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    Investors can be broadly divided into two major groups based on their affinity to risk - those who want to take lots of risk to grow their capital and those who are totally risk averse. This book is for both of these types. Investors who want to take risks may underestimate the amount and types of risks they are exposed to. On the other hand, investors who avoid risk may unknowingly expose themselves to some other risk they do not know about. This book will help investors understanding different kind of risk, when they get exposed to them and what they can do to manage those risks.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSam Ghosh
    Release dateDec 13, 2018
    ISBN9780463643433
    Risk Management for Small Investors
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    Sam Ghosh

    Sam Ghosh is an Investment Advisor and Founder of Wisejay Pvt. Limited. He has an MBA in Finance from University of Calgary, Canada, completed all three levels of the CFA program offered by the CFA Insititute, USA and holds various NISM certificates including Mutual Funds Distributors Certificate.

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      Sam Ghosh is an Investment Advisor and Founder of Wisejay Pvt. Limited. He has an MBA in Finance from University of Calgary, Canada, completed all three levels of the CFA program offered by the CFA Insititute, USA and holds various NISM certificates.

      Why this book?

      Investors can be broadly divided into two major groups based on their affinity to risk - those who want to take lots of risk to grow their capital and those who are totally risk averse. This book is for both of these types. Investors who want to take risks may underestimate the amount and types of risks they are exposed to. On the other hand, investors who

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