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During a seminar focusing on different techniques for modeling operational risks, an operational risk manager is asked by a risk analyst how to appropriately apply the power law in estimating operational losses. What would constitute a correct explanation for the manager to provide with respect to the application of the power law in this context?
A
It implies that operational losses tend to follow a normal distribution.
B
It is more effective in modeling some types of operational risk, such as losses from fraud, than others, such as losses from natural disasters.
C
It is generally used to estimate routine operational losses which occur at a relatively high frequency.
D
It is suitable for modeling the tail of the operational loss distribution, but not for modeling the body of the distribution.