Common use of Price Risk Clause in Contracts

Price Risk. 13.1 Unit Trusts can be volatile instruments and may be subject to considerable fluctuations in value. The value of a unit trust may fall as rapidly as it may rise due to numerous factors, including, but not limited to systematic risks, variations in the frequency and magnitude of changes in interest / profit rates, inflation outlook (and the price/level of any underlying reference instrument to which the unit trust relates (e.g., securities, commodities, funds, rates and/or indices)).

Price Risk. 13.1 12.1 Unit Trusts can be volatile instruments and may be subject to considerable fluctuations in value. The value of a unit trust may fall as rapidly as it may rise due to numerous factors, including, but not limited to systematic risks, variations in the frequency and magnitude of changes in interest / profit rates, inflation outlook (and the price/level of any underlying reference instrument to which the unit trust relates (e.g., securities, commodities, funds, rates and/or indices)).

Price Risk. 13.1 15.1 Unit Trusts can be volatile instruments and may be subject to considerable fluctuations in value. The value of a unit trust may fall as rapidly as it may rise due to numerous factors, including, but not limited to systematic risks, variations in the frequency and magnitude of changes in interest / profit rates, inflation outlook (and the price/level of any underlying reference instrument to which the unit trust relates (e.g., e.g. securities, commodities, funds, rates and/or indices)).

Price Risk. 13.1 12.1 Unit Trusts can be volatile instruments and may be subject to considerable fluctuations in value. The value of a unit trust may fall as rapidly as it may rise due to numerous factors, including, but not limited to systematic risks, variations in the frequency and magnitude of changes in interest / profit rates, inflation outlook (and the price/level of any underlying reference instrument to which the unit trust relates (e.g., e.g. securities, commodities, funds, rates and/or indices)).

Price Risk. 13.1 12.1 Unit Trusts can be volatile instruments and may be subject to considerable fluctuations in value. The value of a unit trust may fall as rapidly as it may rise due to numerous factors, including, but not limited to systematic risks, variations in the frequency and magnitude of changes in interest / profit rates, inflation outlook (and the price/level of any underlying reference instrument to which the unit trust relates (e.g., securities, commodities, funds, rates and/or indices)).