risk and the institution’s own credit risk, respectively. Under market stress, changes in credit spreads and exposures can impact these adjustments. During a market stress event: - Both the financial institution’s (FI) and its counterparty’s (CP) credit spreads widen significantly. - The FI’s Expected Positive Exposure (EPE) to the CP increases. - The FI’s Expected Negative Exposure (ENE) (the FI’s liability to the CP) remains unchanged. How do the FI’s CVA and DVA change under these conditions? | Financial Risk Manager Part 2 Quiz - LeetQuiz