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Question 1

What is the effect of netting?

Options:

A.

To reduce the number and size of payments and transfers

B.

To reduce exposure to credit risk

C.

To reduce the size of the balance sheet

D.

All of the above

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Question 2

Risk capital is intended to ensure that an institution can:

Options:

A.

Survive a liquidity crisis

B.

Absorb credit losses

C.

Absorb any type of unexpected loss

D.

Absorb any type of expected loss

Question 3

The Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) in Basel III:

Options:

A.

is a new rule that compares liquid asset levels in banks to their available equity capital

B.

spells out a modernized system for calculating the required minimum reserve that banks must hold at the central bank

C.

compares liquid and reliably liquidating assets to expected cash outflows from specified run-off rates for various liability classes under a short-term stress scenario

D.

tied directly into the internal ratings-based approach for determining the liquidity of credit-counterparties