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  1. John Le

    KRI vs Risk Limit/ Appetite

    who can help me clarify ? Tks !
  2. John Le

    KRI vs Risk Limit/ Appetite

    Dear David @David Harper CFA FRM and who may concern ! i am interested in KRIs _ Key Risk Indicators ! it is quite controversal (in my thoughts). For me, understading KRI has 2 parts :(i) Key risks and (ii) Indicators, so before we have any INDICATOR, we must know / or predict Potential "...
  3. John Le

    Practice question 3 - Backtesting VaR

    Thank David, i will study it carefully. By the way , i send to you the Probability of Type II type I as the attached file (both C.L 99% and 97%) Tks
  4. John Le

    Practice question 3 - Backtesting VaR

    Thank for your quick reply! i also agree with you that All statistical hypothesis tests have a probability of making type I and type II errors, we have to trade off against each other (type 1, type 2): for any given sample set, the effort to reduce one type of error generally results in...
  5. John Le

    Practice question 3 - Backtesting VaR

    hi, everyone! i am also interested in this topic. so i have 2 questions on backtesting procedure: 1) The basel backtesting procedure implicitly tests the following hypothesis: H0 : P= P0 Vs Ha : P >P0 ( here P0 = 0.01) based on sample of 250 observation, 99%...
  6. John Le

    Current Exposure Method in CCR's Calculation

    Thank you very much ,Mr ShaktiRathore
  7. John Le

    Current Exposure Method in CCR's Calculation

    Tks for your answer, Mr ShaktiRathore it is difficult for me to run MCS, in stead of using MCS, can I use Historical simulation for PFE as Attached file to figure out CCF? Tks for your any comment. I am looking forward to hearing from you and other people
  8. John Le

    Current Exposure Method in CCR's Calculation

    dear All! i have difficulty to use the Current exposure Method for Counterparty risk management regulated by Basel II, that is how can i Calculate CCF (Credit Conversion Factor) for FX FW in the formula below : Credit Equivalent Amount (CEM)= Replacement cost + Potential Future Exposure...
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