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International Certificate in Banking Risk and Regulation (ICBRR) Questions 166–170 (page: 35)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

A risk associate is trying to determine the required risk-adjusted rate of return on a stock using the Capital Asset Pricing Model.
Which of the following equations should she use to calculate the required return?

  1. Required return = risk-free return + beta x market risk
  2. Required return = (1-risk free return) + beta x market risk
  3. Required return = risk-free return + beta x (1 ­ market risk)
  4. Required return = risk-free return + 1/beta x market risk

Answer(s): A



To estimate the required risk-adjusted rate of return on a highly volatile energy stock, a risk associate compiled the following statistics:

Risk-free rate = 5%
Beta = 2.5
Market Risk = 8%

Using the Capital Asset Pricing Model, she estimates the rate of return to be equal:

  1. 10%
  2. 15%
  3. 25%
  4. 40%

Answer(s): C



To estimate the responsiveness of a particular equity portfolio to the overall market, a trader should use the portfolio's

  1. Alpha
  2. Beta
  3. CVaR
  4. VaR

Answer(s): B



An endowment asset manager with a focus on long/short equity strategies is evaluating the risks of an equity portfolio.
Which of the following risk types does the asset manager need to consider when evaluating her diversified equity portfolio?

I) Company-specific projected earnings and earnings risk
II) Aggregate earnings expectations
III) Market liquidity
IV) Individual asset volatility

  1. I
  2. I, IV
  3. II, III
  4. I, II, IV

Answer(s): C



Which one of the following four relationships should be used to price equity forwards or futures?

  1. Equity forward or futures price = market equity price + (1 + risk-free rate ­ expected dividend rate)t
  2. Equity forward or futures price = market equity price x (1 - risk-free rate ­ expected dividend rate)t
  3. Equity forward or futures price = market equity price x (1 + risk-free rate ­ expected dividend rate)t
  4. Equity forward or futures price = market equity price + (1 + risk-free rate + expected dividend rate)t

Answer(s): C



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