From the bank's point of view, repricing the retail debt portfolio will introduce risks of...

From the bank's point of view, repricing the retail debt portfolio introduces risks primarily related to fluctuations in interest rates and bank spreads. When interest rates change, the cost of funds for the bank can fluctuate, which affects the interest margins (bank spreads). Additionally, the repricing of existing debt to match current market rates introduces direct exposure to interest rate volatility. Therefore, the risks associated with fluctuations in these areas are III. Interest rates and IV. Bank spreads.