Extension risk
Meaning in finance & banking, with examples
In finance & banking, extension risk means: The risk that repayments arrive later than expected, extending the life of an investment.
In Turkish: vadenin uzaması riski
How it is used
Use particularly where expected repayment depends on borrower prepayments, not only contractual maturity.
Example sentences
Slower mortgage prepayments increased extension risk for the securities portfolio.
Cash returns later when borrowers prepay less quickly.
The manager tested extension risk before revising the portfolio's funding plan.
Longer asset life can change the funding period needed.
Common collocations
- measure extension risk
- extension risk scenario
Related terms
More terms: Risk Management
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