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Book a demo here to see how Valutico can help you. Interpreting beta values is crucial for investors to understand an asset’s risk exposure and its relationship with the overall market. Therefore, recalculating beta periodically or when significant events occur is advisable for accurate risk assessment.
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14] Investment Company Institute, 2024 Investment Company Fact Book , at 22-23. [15] 17] See [link] (showing the United States has among the lowest equity riskpremiums in the world); Luzi Hail and Christian Leuz, International Differences in the Cost of Equity Capital: Do Legal Institutions and Securities Regulation Matter?,
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