A) It deals with a limited number of techniques.
B) It has expanded the responsibilities of the corporate risk manager.
C) It deals with pure risks.
D) It deals with speculative risks.
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A) 31.75%
B) 5.51%
C) 3.02%
D) 0.09%
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A) not very cost-efficient
B) more effective for larger groups
C) not reducing risk
D) only effective when all group members experience the same negative consequences simultaneously
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A) Positive
B) Negative
C) Zero
D) Unable to determine without knowing the covariance
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A) Positive
B) Negative
C) Zero
D) Unable to determine without knowing the covariance
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A) The counterparty has the same expectations about future price movements as the risk manager.
B) The counterparty charges a fixed fee of $5 per contract.
C) The counterparty is in all likelihood a speculator.
D) All of the above are correct.
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A) 0.17%
B) 4.12%
C) 6.51%
D) 23.09%
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A) No, pure risks have too devastating an effect.
B) Yes, since they are negatively correlated with other risk events.
C) No, they are too highly correlated with other risk events.
D) Yes, because an insurer can ask a very high premium for including it in the general risk portfolio.
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A) Due to the randomness of business activity bundling risks into portfolios will be reducing risk.
B) Natural diversification occurs across uncorrelated risks that are bundled into a portfolio.
C) Bundling risk into a portfolio only reduces risk if uncorrelated and/or negatively correlated exposures are included.
D) The best reduction in risk is accomplished by including negatively correlated exposures into a portfolio.
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A) 0.18
B) 0.85
C) -0.85
D) There is not enough information to calculate the Correlation Coefficient.
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A) insurance contract
B) employment contract
C) enterprise contract
D) derivative security
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A) Futures contract
B) Forward contract
C) Hedge
D) Option
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A) selling two investments that are both expected to lose in the future
B) buying two investments that are both expected to make a profit in the future
C) taking two positions whose gains and losses will offset each other
D) an agreement to buy or sell a commodity or financial asset at a specified price on a later date
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A) contingent surplus notes
B) catastrophe bonds
C) forward purchase options
D) exchange traded options
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