Chat with AIExam 11: Credit Risk II: Loan Portfolio and Concentration Risk
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Consider the following portfolio of assets: Loan i Weight i Expected return i \sigma 1 0.45 15\% 6.05\% 36.60\% =-0.2 2 0.55 13\% 8.75\% 76.56\% =-4.0\% What is the expected return on the portfolio (round to two decimals)?
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(67) Assume that an FI's concentration limit on a particular sector is 15% and that the sector's loss rate is 25%.What is the maximum loss as a percentage of the FI's capital (round to two decimals)?
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(86) Systematic loan loss risk is a measure of the sensitivity of loan losses in a particular business sector relative to the losses in an FI's loan portfolio.
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(90) Assume that the maximum loss as a percentage of capital is 12% of an FI's capital to a particular sector and that the amount lost per dollar of defaulted loans in this sector is 35%.What is the concentration limit (round to two decimals)?
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(75) Limits set on the maximum loan size that can be made to an individual borrower are referred to as:
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(86) Consider the following portfolio of assets: Loan i Weight i Expected return i \sigmai \sigma 1 0.45 15\% 6.05\% 36.60\% =-0.2 2 0.55 13\% 8.75\% 76.56\% =-4.0\% What is the variance of the portfolio (round to two decimals)?
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(77) Which of the following is a major difference between forwards and futures?
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(83) The most important swap contract in terms of quantity is the credit swap.
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(83) Which of the following is a major difference between a pure credit swap and a default option?
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(87) Concentration limits are external limits set on the maximum loan size that can be made to an individual borrower.
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(70) Systematic loan loss risk is a measure of the sensitivity of loan losses in commercial loans relative to the losses in personal loans.
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(76) Consider an FI holds two loans with the following characteristics: Loan i Weight I Annual spread between loan rate and Fl's cost of funds Annual fees Loss to Fl given default Lected default frequency 1 0.45 3.5\% 1.5\% 30\% 4\% =-0.20 2 0.55 4.5\% 2.0\% 25\% 3\%
What is the return on the loan portfolio (round to two decimals)?
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