Aggregate Risk

Aggregate risk - An aggregate risk consists of the sum of exposure a client has to actions of spot contracts, which are calls for the immediate delivery and sale of currency or other spot communities, which are bought and sold, in a spot market, with an expected delivery date that is outlined on the contract. An aggregate risk is also called a market risk, undiversified risk, or an associate risk. These risks have their own methods and processes and deadlines must be met or there are consequences that can be enforced. This is an example of why many business owners choose to incorporate their companies, as it provides limited protection.