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Risk Adjusted Discounted rate (RADR)

An integrated rate by increasing discounted rate to adjust risk in more risky project.

According to Besely and Brigham,” The discount rate that applies to a particular risky stream of income it is equal to the risk free rate of interest plus a risk premium appropriate to the level of risk attached to a particular projects income stream.”

In this position , to more risk, to more risk adjusted discounted rates. (Project's risk ↑ = RADR's rate ↑ )

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