Retail refinancing risk refers to the potential that consumers will replace existing loans with new, lower-rate financing, reducing a lender’s expected interest income. Financial institutions use this metric to price credit products and manage portfolio duration. Borrowers benefit from rate drops, while investors and risk managers gain by hedging prepayment volatility. This balance protects yields and supports competitive lending.
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