Which pairings of situation to risk type are CORRECT? (a) A representative trading gold futures must watch the US dollar, because instruments correlated with his position can affect the trade: correlation risk. (b) A government imposes exchange controls and prices of instruments linked to that country move: political or legal risk. (c) New stress test requirements raise a CMS licence holder's capital and liquidity burden: regulatory risk. (d) Several large institutions hold the same exposure, one fails and the rest fail with it: capital risk.
RES 2B 6.7.2.1 defines correlation risk and uses the gold and US dollar illustration, 6.7.2.2 defines political and legal risk including exchange controls, and 6.7.7 gives increased stress test requirements as the example of regulatory risk. Institutions failing together is interconnected risk under 6.7.8, which on a larger scale is systemic risk; capital risk in 6.7.3 is about a client's principal.
Contagion between institutions is interconnected risk. Capital risk is about one account losing its principal.
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