The model depends on the scaling factor and the long run mean. For this question the long run mean was above the short rate so the curve was upward sloping.
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IFRS 9- I did not know this one - if NPL for IFRS was an option that’s right - I didn’t put that though.
AML - I thought this was straight forward - nothing made sense but the beneficiary.
SMA - didn’t have a clue I put the one about the loss model.
As for the other questions
1- random...
I can’t remember everything in detail but the questions I spent along time on were all cross chapter answer types of questions and there was a bunch of them! For example there were 4 answers - one would be related to DVA, one would be related to RAROC, one would be related to a Basel policy and...
What is GARPs rules on talking about the exam? We had to sign something about not talking about receiving information about the exam before starting - and now I just realized I never signed! My proctors were very specific about what to do and they never said to sign the front of our exam. I...
I remember it being written different . That ES (p1 + p2) <= p1 + p2. Probably read it wrong though. Although I don’t think var(p1 + p2) >= p1 + p2 makes sense. Take two continuous distributions and add the variance with negative correlation and your inequality fails.
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