An investor holding a callable bond is worried that if interest rates fall, coupons or principal may be returned early and reinvested at lower rates. Which risk does this describe?

1. AMarket risk
2. BReinvestment risk✓ Correct answer
3. CCredit risk
4. DConcentration risk

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