Darragh Kelly
Ton up Member
Hi,
I have several questions in relation to chapter 28.
Section 2.1 Scenario Analysis
I was looking at the question 7 from the paper 1 2022 September exam and the description of scenario analysis from page 6 of chapter 28.
I was looking for some clarify/further explanation on the following:
1. Are the scenarios identified before the risk exposures are grouped in broad categories? In q7 of the September 2022 paper it starts with scenario identification then follows with putting the various risk exposures into broad categories, but it in the notes (page 6 ch28) it does it the opposite way around.
2. What exactly is a risk exposure? Is an example like interest rates, inflation rates, survival rates etc?
3. Is a risk factor the same as a risk exposure? What exactly is a risk factor?
4. Can one scenario be sensitive to several different risk exposures ie market risks is the risk exposure and then you might have identified the scenarios: 1. collapse of financial markets and 2. Extremely high inflation which are both sensitive to market risks?
5. Is the total cost of the scenario analysis the sum of the cost of each individual scenario?
Section 2.4 Reserves Stress testing pg 9
On page 9 there is a paragraph which covers business plan failure needs. What in this context does it mean when it says ‘to cover it’s min risk appetite’?
Section 2.5 Stochastic modelling pg 10
On Page 10 the there is a bullet point that describes an approach running different stochastic variable followed by a single deterministic runs, which determine the effect of interactions between variables. I’m not sure I follow how this works?
Section 4.2 Liability Risks pg 16
It is important to stress the need for consistent…
…of the population exposed to risk
For example, a life insurer might need to analyse…
…to ensure correspondence in the exposed to risk analysis.
Just wondering could I get a bit more detail on these paragraphs as find hard to follow what it means thanks.
Section 5.3 Reporting at enterprise level pg19
If two business units are allocated risk exposures that diversify away…
…additional capital will need to be held to cover the unbalanced risks taken on.
Just wondering could I get a bit more detail on these paragraphs as find hard to follow what it means thanks.
Many thanks,
Darragh
I have several questions in relation to chapter 28.
Section 2.1 Scenario Analysis
I was looking at the question 7 from the paper 1 2022 September exam and the description of scenario analysis from page 6 of chapter 28.
I was looking for some clarify/further explanation on the following:
1. Are the scenarios identified before the risk exposures are grouped in broad categories? In q7 of the September 2022 paper it starts with scenario identification then follows with putting the various risk exposures into broad categories, but it in the notes (page 6 ch28) it does it the opposite way around.
2. What exactly is a risk exposure? Is an example like interest rates, inflation rates, survival rates etc?
3. Is a risk factor the same as a risk exposure? What exactly is a risk factor?
4. Can one scenario be sensitive to several different risk exposures ie market risks is the risk exposure and then you might have identified the scenarios: 1. collapse of financial markets and 2. Extremely high inflation which are both sensitive to market risks?
5. Is the total cost of the scenario analysis the sum of the cost of each individual scenario?
Section 2.4 Reserves Stress testing pg 9
On page 9 there is a paragraph which covers business plan failure needs. What in this context does it mean when it says ‘to cover it’s min risk appetite’?
Section 2.5 Stochastic modelling pg 10
On Page 10 the there is a bullet point that describes an approach running different stochastic variable followed by a single deterministic runs, which determine the effect of interactions between variables. I’m not sure I follow how this works?
Section 4.2 Liability Risks pg 16
It is important to stress the need for consistent…
…of the population exposed to risk
For example, a life insurer might need to analyse…
…to ensure correspondence in the exposed to risk analysis.
Just wondering could I get a bit more detail on these paragraphs as find hard to follow what it means thanks.
Section 5.3 Reporting at enterprise level pg19
If two business units are allocated risk exposures that diversify away…
…additional capital will need to be held to cover the unbalanced risks taken on.
Just wondering could I get a bit more detail on these paragraphs as find hard to follow what it means thanks.
Many thanks,
Darragh