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For normal parametric VaR, the two approaches are equivalent. For lognormal (also parametric) VaR, I would apply the square root law on the vol.

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If I remember correctly, the question asked what was the right statement about risk planning. One of the alternatives said that the business managers should submit the risk plan for the Board approval.

For the question about risk plan, I am pretty confident that the right answer suggested using scenario analysis.

Regarding the IFRS9/CECL question, I guess the correct alternative mentioned that under CECL provisioning, lifetime epxected losses were recognised since origination.

I remember the following about current issues: 1- one question asking which was the correct assertion about machine Learning. I guess the right one refeered to random forests, which avoid over fitting by averaging or taking the most frequent output of multiple decision trees. 2- one question...

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Hi, I am little bit confused with Crouhy's definition of "Pooled models", i.e. These models are built by outside vendors, such as Fair Isaac, using data collected from a wide range of lenders with similar credit portfolios. For example, a revolving credit pooled model might be developed from...

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