Which of the following is correct regarding Reinvestment Risk?
                             i.       When Interest Rate at which the future cash flows can be reinvested are uncertain it is called Reinvestment Risk
                            ii.       Any mismatch in cash flows will expose a Bank
                           iii.       Since the market interest rates move in different directions, it will have variation in net interest income
Reinvestment risk is the uncertainty with regard to interest rate at which the future cash flows could be reinvested. Any mismatches in cash flows would expose the banks to variations in NII as the market interest rates move in different directions.
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