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PRMIA Exam IV: Case Studies: Standards: Governance, Best Practices and Ethics - 2015 Edition Sample Questions:

1. PRMIA Governance Principles

A) is a set of recommendations based on research and best practice
B) must be adhered to by all PRMIA member organizations
C) must be adhered to by all PRM charter holders
D) must be adhered to by all financial firms that are PRMIA members

2. The problems at Bankers Trust can best be characterized as failures related to:

A) All of the Above
B) Credit Risk
C) Market Risk
D) Operational and Regulatory Compliance Risk

3. What was the main type of risk that Metallgesellschaft was exposed to?

A) Currency Settlement
B) Inflation
C) Basis Risk
D) Interest Rate

4. Which of the following was not cited within the chain of miscalculations and deferred decisions for the downfall of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

A) Extreme exposure to foreign currency exposures and losses from non-US$ mortgages
B) They did not raise enough capital to weather the storm as the housing slump expanded
C) Under-management and under-measurement of market and liquidity risk
D) Lawmakers postponed strenghtening regulatory oversight due to partisan infighting

5. The Fortress Re finite reinsurance model

A) allowed Fortress to claim re-insurance claims payments from the finite reinsurers and paid premiums to cover these deals over a 5 year period, but as the risks were spread out over time the future premiums were not accounted for as current liabilities on the books of the pool members, thus giving a false impression of profitability
B) allowed Fortress to claim re-insurance claims payments from the finite reinsurers and paid premiums to cover these deals over a 5 year period, and as the risks were spread out over time the annual premiums were accounted for as current liabilities on the books of the pool members, giving a true impression of profitability
C) allowed Fortress to claim re-insurance claims payments from the finite reinsurers and paid premiums to cover these deals over a 5 year period, and as the risks were spread out over time the future premiums were accounted for as current liabilities on the books of the pool members, giving a true impression of profitability
D) allowed Fortress to claim re-insurance claims payments from the finite reinsurers and paid annual premiums to cover these policies, and as the risks were spread out over the year the annual premiums were accounted for as current liabilities on the books of the pool members, giving a true impression of profitability

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