ACCA SBL Syllabus D. Risk - Dynamic nature of risk - Notes 9 / 9
Industry specific nature of many business risks
Industry-specific risks are the risks of unexpected changes to a business's cash flows from events or changing circumstances in the industry or sector in which the business operates.
Unexpected changes can arise for example due to:
new technology
a change in the law
a rise or fall in the price of a key commodity.
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