When we are holding the bond till maturity then we will submit the bond to the issuer company for redemption. We are not selling the bond at any point of time so we should not worry about the interest rate movement (no price risk).
The solution to the question attached above says that the risk to strategy is that yields do move and rise causing price to fall.
But we are not selling the bond so even if prices changes on account of changes in the interest rate we are not affected.
So my doubt is how come rise in yields is the risk to the strategy.
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In addition to what Sir said, there are certain B& M portfolios that have an unrealised gain loss target too, even if you intend to hold the security for the longer run you can’t sit at huge losses. I am sharing this because this has become a huge consideration in portfolios given the rise in yields.