P3 Exam Dumps : Risk Management

Value at risk analysis, which has become available through increased computing power, is now easier to implement and can cater for extreme market conditions.

Monte Carlo analysis is a modelling technique which can be applied to financial analysis, allowing thousands of variables to be integrated together to show standard behaviours and outlier abnormalities requiring detailed understanding in a 'what if?' environment.

Sensitivity analysis involves checking the performance of a financial risk model against the various interrelationships between the different input variables in the model.

Simulation, which is becoming available through standard computing packages, is complex to implement but dynamic and adaptable to cater for different assumptions.

Regression analysis is easy to understand and implement, and based on future expectations.

A company is considering giving poorly-paid staff a generous pay rise.

A company is deciding whether to issue debt or equity.

A company is deciding whether to make a substantial bonus payment to its directors by means of cash or shares.

A company must decide whether to settle a claim from an employee who appears to have fabricated a workplace injury. The company want to avoid the cost of defending the claim.

Establishing an Internal Audit department.

Purchase invoices are now approved for payment at branches and a list of approved invoices are sent to head office for payment. The invoices, supporting documentation and suppliers' statements are retained at the branches.

Excess funds are now invested, by the Finance Director, in short-term securities. The Finance Director initiates buy and sell transactions and she also receives and retains all correspondence relating to the investments.

A policy has been initiated to complete a physical inventory of all non-current assets at least annually. This is then reconciled with the non-current asset register.

N has just opened a bank account in the currency in which the newly opened branch is now operating.