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Introduction of the term Risk Principle

Give a brief introduction of the term Risk Principle?

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Risk Principle : this principle deals with the capital structure that must not admit high risk. If company issue big amount of preference shares out of the earnings of the company then fewer amounts will be left for equity shareholders as dividend is paid subsequent to the preference shares.

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