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  1. Risk foundations

    Question 1. A stock has a beta of 1.5 with the market portfolio. The risk-free rate is 6.0% per year and the expected market return is 10.0% per year. According to the CAPM, the stock's expected return is ___.

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  2. Quantitative analysis

    Question 2. Under the null hypothesis that the first m autocorrelations of a stationary raw time series are jointly equal to zero, which asymptotic distribution is followed by the Ljung-Box Q statistic?

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  3. Financial markets and products

    Question 3. A commercial bank that holds a portfolio of floating-rate loans earning benchmark SOFR plus a contractual credit spread can synthetically transform this portfolio into a fixed-rate asset by:

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  4. Valuation and risk models

    Question 4. To protect a fixed-income portfolio against substantial parallel interest rate shocks using a duration and convexity hedging strategy rather than a duration-only hedge, a risk manager must:

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  5. Quantitative analysis

    Question 5. Which of the following best characterizes how a risk manager applies Principal Component Analysis (PCA) to compress high-dimensional yield curve data while retaining maximum explanatory power?

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