Multiple Choice
A major problem with VaR analysis is that
A) it does not indicate the maximum possible loss.
B) it only works for individual assets rather than portfolios.
C) regulators do not understand VaR and so they don't allow its use.
D) it encourages excessive risk taking since it does not correctly account for asset correlations.
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