Multiple Choice
You invest $100 each in two bonds. Each bond will pay you $110 at the end of the year with probability 0.98 and nothing with probability 0.02. The correlation between the bonds is zero. In this scenario, the 99%-VaR of your portfolio is
A) .
B) Zero.
C) $90
D) $200
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