I think we did not have the same graph as given. There were three points to the left of the curve connecting mid a and mid c. Portfolio d was also on the left of said curve. it was situated in between but a bit below a and b.
Shouldnt the answer be the one that lies within the new efficient frontier combining the three funds. I recall now, the closest to the three drawn efficient frontiers is either portfolio b or d. I.e., when i drew a curve encompassing the previously drawn curves i ended up with b but the curve...
Re the barings aib and drysdale. Theres no explicit mention in the core reading on the leverage made by leeson and rusnak, but you could read fictitious and fraudulent accounting and reporting in all three.
Yeah i see your point. I just assume that hes not the only analyst around. Disclaimer/disclosure is good but if you made those already then theres no point in performing the analysis and modelling. The one month reqt is explicit and i assume absolute since this is based on client's need, then...
I think the choices were, leverage, rogue traders, fictitious acctg, liquidity (this last one im not sure, i may be picking up from another question). I think the closest would be fictitious acctg.
for the question on the GARP Code re the indian market, i think he violated the code since he has totally no previous background on the indian market yet he plans on keeping the clients hanging until he could finish the model. Doesnt 4.3 of the coc apply to this also.
My answer seems to be different from the rest here w/regars to the commonality bet barings aib and drysdale. It should be booking of false accounting entries/(or trade?). Didnt drysdale misstated the value of its collateral which constitute fraudulent accouting as much as entering anomalous...
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