Limitation to VaR Include I

question 61

Multiple Choice

Limitation to VaR include I. Basic VaR calculations assume returns on portfolios are normally distributed
II) VaR is sensitive to the time period chosen
III) VaR does not specify the maximum possible loss
IV) VaR is not easy to understand

• A) I and II
• B) I, II and III
• C) I, II and IV
• D) II, III and IV
• E) I, II, III and IV

Understand and apply newsvendor model calculations in a business scenario.

Understand the calculation and implications of net revenue.

Assess customer demand and booking data to make informed operational decisions.

Understand the concepts related to calculating the total balance at various ages.

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