2) If an asset has zero variance, this means that: A) its expected value is positive. B) its standard deviation is negative. C) it is risk-free. D) Both A) \& C) are correct. 3) Risk can be measured, or assessed, using: A) Standard deviation B) Expected value C) Value at Risk D) Both A) \& C) are correct. 4) A risk-neutral investor: A) always prefers a certain return to an uncertain one with the same expected value. B) does not require compensation to take risk if the expected values are the same. C) requires compensation in the form of a risk premium in order to take risk. D) Both A) \& C) are correct. 2) If an asset has zero variance, this means that: A) its expected value is positive. B) its standard deviation is negative. C) it is risk-free. D) Both A) \& C) are correct. 3) Risk can be measured, or assessed, using: A) Standard deviation B) Expected value C) Value at Risk D) Both A) \& C) are correct. 4) A risk-neutral investor: A) always prefers a certain return to an uncertain one with the same expected value. B) does not require compensation to take risk if the expected values are the same. C) requires compensation in the form of a risk premium in order to take risk. D) Both A) \& C) are correct