What is RISK-ADJUSTED RETURN?

The rate-of-return, ROR, on an investment from which the ROR on a different investment is deducted as long as the risk is similar.

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Related Legal Terms
RISK-FREE RATE OF RETURN, TIME-ADJUSTED RATE OF RETURN, RISK ADJUSTED DISCOUNT RATE, RISK FREE RETURN, RISK-ADJUSTED CAPITAL RATIO, EXCESS RETURN, REQUIRED RATE OF RETURN, RATE OF RETURN RULE, RATE OF RETURN, NET ADJUSTED PRESENT VALUE


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