What is the difference between systematic and unsystematic risk?

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Akshaj Singh asked 1 year ago
   
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Nikhil Rawat answered 1 year ago
Systematic risk is a risk that can be quantified and managed. Unsystematic risk is not so easily quantified and managed. Unsystematic risks are the risks that cannot be easily identified or controlled by a person or group of people. They are often categorized as natural disasters, such as earthquakes, floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes  
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Deepak Goyal answered 1 year ago
Unsystematic risk is the risk that is not specifically defined or understood. The risk can be of any type and it may be difficult to predict. On the other hand, Systematic risk is an identifiable, quantifiable and well-defined risk with a known probability of occurrence. The risk can be managed by taking preventive measures.  
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Priya Vishwas answered 1 year ago
It is important to understand the difference between systematic and unsystematic risk because they can have different impacts on the business. Systematic risks can be mitigated by taking immediate actions and unsystematic risks can be mitigated by taking preventative measures.