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Financial Institutions and Core Risks
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Financial Institutions and Core Risks

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What are the four core risks faced by financial institutions according to Pergler (2012)?

  • Market risk, Interest rate risk, Foreign exchange risk, and Inflation risk
  • Price risk, Credit risk, Operational risk, and Liquidity risk
  • Market risk, Credit risk, Operational risk, and Commodity risk
  • Market risk, Credit risk, Operational risk, and Liquidity risk (correct)
  • What is the meaning of Specific market risk as per Pergler's classification?

  • The sensitivity of a stock/portfolio to a change in broad stock market indices
  • The chance that the market as a whole will fall in value
  • The parts of risk unique to a particular transaction including credit risk hidden in the instrument (correct)
  • The chance that changes in financial market prices and rates will reduce the dollar value of a security/portfolio
  • Which type of market risk focuses on the sensitivity of a stock/portfolio to a change in broad stock market indices?

  • General market risk
  • Credit risk
  • Interest Rate Risk
  • Equity Price Risk (correct)
  • What does Interest Rate Risk entail for fixed-income securities?

    <p>Increase in market interest rates leads to a decrease in security value</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary cause of Foreign Exchange Risk according to Pergler?

    <p>Open or imperfectly hedged positions in a particular currency</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of market risk may arise from security price volatility and can be either systemic or unsystematic?

    <p>Equity Price Risk</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    • Pergler (2012) identifies four core risks faced by financial institutions: Market risk, Credit risk, Operational risk, and Liquidity risk.
    • Market risk involves the potential reduction in the dollar value of a security/portfolio due to changes in financial market prices and rates.
    • Price risk within market risk can be categorized into General market risk (related to overall market value decrease) and Specific market risk (unique to a transaction, such as hidden credit risk).
    • The four major types of market risk are: Equity Price Risk (sensitivity of a stock/portfolio to stock market index changes), Interest Rate Risk (fall in fixed-income security value due to market interest rate increase), Foreign Exchange Risk (arising from open positions in a specific currency).
    • Market risk principles can be applied to various price changes but may be more intricate for interest-bearing securities, FOREX, and international investments.

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    Test your knowledge on the four core risks faced by financial institutions according to Pergler (2012:4): Market risk, Credit risk, Operational risk, and Liquidity risk. Understand the concepts of general market risk and specific market risk in relation to financial market changes and investment values.

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