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The process by which market participants obtain information about the prices at which counterparties are willing to buy  or sell specific financial instruments.
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The risk of adverse consequences arising from a worsening of the reputation of a business. 


Source:
For example, as a result of adverse publicity.
Bank of England, ''Fair and Effective Markets Review'', June 2015.




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== See also ==
The risk of incurring costs, or limiting the flexibility of commercial actions, because of the need to protect the reputation of the business from damage.
*[[Circuit breaker]]
 
*[[Price formation]]
 
*[[Price transparency]]
 
==See also==
*[[Ethics]]
*[[Franchise viability risk]]
*[[Media risk]]
*[[Operational risk]]
 
[[Category:Financial_risk_management]]

Revision as of 10:42, 14 August 2016

1.

The risk of adverse consequences arising from a worsening of the reputation of a business.

For example, as a result of adverse publicity.


2.

The risk of incurring costs, or limiting the flexibility of commercial actions, because of the need to protect the reputation of the business from damage.


See also