medium · CFA Level I pm
When constructing a portfolio, 'risk shifting' typically refers to the use of derivatives to:
- Eliminate all systematic risk from the portfolio.
- Transfer the risk to an insurance company for a premium.
- Change the shape of the return distribution.
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