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ThetaBank has extended substantial financing to two mortgage companies, which these mortgage lenders use to finance their own lending. Individually, each of the mortgage companies has an exposure at default (EAD) of $20 million, with a loss given default (LGD) of 100%, and a probability of default of 10%. ThetaBank's risk department predicts the joint probability of default at 5%. If the default risk of these mortgage companies were modeled as independent risks, what would be the probability of a cumulative $40 million loss from these two mortgage borrowers?

ThetaBank has extended substantial financing to two mortgage companies, which these mortgage lenders use to finance their own lending. Individually, each of the mortgage companies have an exposure at default (EAD) of $20 million, with a loss given default (LGD) of 100%, and a probability of default of 10%. ThetaBank's risk department predicts the joint probability of default at 5%. If the default risk of these mortgage companies were modeled as independent risks, the actual probability would be underestimated by:

A credit portfolio manager analyzes a large retail credit portfolio.
Which of the following factors will represent typical disadvantages of market-linked credit risk drivers?

I) Need to supply a large number of input parameters to the model
II) Slow computation speed due to higher simulation complexity
III) Non-linear nature of the model applicable to a specific type of credit portfolios
IV) Need to estimate a large number of unknown variable and use approximations

Which one of the following four metrics represents the difference between the expected loss and unexpected loss on a credit portfolio?