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CCRA-L2 Practice Exam Questions with Answers Certified Credit Research Analyst Level 2 Certification

Question # 6

Stand by letter of credits are typically taken as credit enhancement for___________

A.

Commercial Paper

B.

Long term Bond issues

C.

Long term debenture issues

D.

Bank debt

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Question # 7

The longer the term to maturity of bond:

A.

term to maturity and price of a bond are not related

B.

The lesser is the risk associated with price of a bond

C.

The higher is the return from the bond

D.

The more risk in the price of a bond

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Question # 8

Satish Dhawan, a veteran fixed income trader is conducting interviews for the post of a junior fixed income trader. He interviewed four candidates Adam, Balkrishnan, Catherine and Deepak and following are the answers to his questions.

Question 1: Tell something about Option Adjusted Spread

Adam: OAS is applicable only to bond which do not have any options attached to it. It is for the plain bonds.

Balkishna: In bonds with embedded options, AS reflects not only the credit risk but also reflects prepayment risk over and above the benchmark.Catherine: Sincespreads are calculated to know the level of credit risk in the bound, OAS is difference between in the Z spread and price of a call option for a callable bond.

Deepark: For callable bond OAS will be lower than Z Spread.

Question 2: This is a spread that must be added to the benchmark zero rate curve in a parallel shift so that the sum of the risky bond’s discounted cash flows equals its current market price. Which Spread I am talking about?

Adam: Z Spread

Balkrishna: Nominal Spread

Catherine: Option Adjusted Spread

Deepark: Asset Swap Spread

Question 3: What do you know about Interpolated spread and yield spread?

Adam: Yield spread is the difference between the YTM of a risky bond and the YTM of an on-the-run treasury benchmark bond whose maturity is closest, but not identical to that of risky bond. Interpolated spread is the spread between the YTM of risky bond and the YTM of same maturity treasury benchmark, which is interpolated from the two nearest on-the-run treasury securities.

Balkrishna: Interpolated spread is preferred to yield spread because the latter has the maturity mismatch, which leads to error if the yield curve is not flat and the benchmark security changes over time, leading to inconsistency.

Catherine: Interpolated spread takes account the shape of the benchmark yield curve and therefore better than yield spread.

Deepak: Both Interpolated Spread and Yield Spread rely on YTM which suffers from drawbacks and inconsistencies such as the assumption of flat yield curve and reinvestment at YTM itself.

Then Satish gave following information related to the benchmark YTMs:

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An investor decides to invest in the bond futures and has an outlook that the term structure curve would steepen. What should be his trading strategy?

A.

Sell futures on short-maturity underlying, Buy futures on long-maturity underlying

B.

Buy futures on short-maturity underlying, Buy futures on long-maturity underlying and Sell futures on middle-maturity underlying

C.

Buy futures on short-maturity underlying, Sell futures on long-maturity underlying.

D.

Sell futures on short-maturity underlying, Sell futures on long-maturity underlying and Buy futures on middle-maturity underlying.

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Question # 9

Which of the following shall not be used as a source of information for the credit risk assessment?

A.

Annual Report

B.

Reports issued by brokerages on companies

C.

Analyst Presentations

D.

Concall transcripts

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Question # 10

Scott is a credit analyst with one of the credit rating agencies in India. He was looking in Oil and Gas Industry companies and has presented brief financials for following 4 entities:

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From the data given below, calculate the standard deviation of the credit portfolio assuming that facility’s exposure is known with certainty, customer defaults and LGDs are independent of one another and LGDs are independent across borrower(s).

Credit Facility A – Loss Equivalent Exposure of $60m, expected Default frequency of 1.5%, loss given default

of 30%, Std Deviation of LGD – 5% and Correlation to portfolio – 0.10

Credit Facility B – Loss Equivalent Exposure of $25m, expected Default frequency of 2%, loss given default of 12%, Std Deviation of LGD – 12% and Correlation to portfolio – 0.45

Credit Facility C – Loss Equivalent Exposure of $15m, expected Default frequency of 5%, loss given default of 85%, Std Deviation of LGD – 18% and Correlation to portfolio – 0.22

A.

US$6.88 million

B.

US$ 1.16 million

C.

US$ 1.66 million

D.

US$ 0.10 million

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Question # 11

Following is information related banks:

Auckland Ltd is a public sector bank operating with about 120 branches across India. The bank has been in business since 1971 and has about 40% branches in rural areas and about 75% of all branches are in

Western India. On the basis of the size, Auckland Ltd will be ranked at number 31 amongst 40 banks in India.

Although top management has appointment period of 5 years, generally they retire on ach sieving age of 60 years with an average tenure of only 2 years at the top job.

Profit and Loss Account

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Balance Sheet

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The rating wise break-up of assets for FY11 is as follows:

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During which year amongst the three, was the overall financial profile of bank most string?

A.

No change in three years

B.

FY13

C.

FY11

D.

FY12

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Question # 12

Butterfly strategy is a combination of

A.

Ladder and Barbell on the same market sides

B.

Barbell and Bullet on the opposite market sides

C.

Barbell and Bullet on the same market sides

D.

Ladder and barbell on the opposite market sides

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