The risks of intermediary business of commercial banks mainly include

Market risk, credit risk, liquidity risk, etc.

1. Market risk: refers to the risk that the price fluctuation of the intermediate business investment target of a commercial bank affects the bank risk, such as the fluctuation of the foreign exchange market and interest rate.

2. Credit risk: refers to the risk that the other party fails to perform the contract during the transaction, resulting in actual losses.

3. Liquidity risk: refers to the difficulty and cost of converting bank assets into cash. When a large number of redemptions occur, the bank does not have enough cash to meet the redemption demand in time.