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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?
A
CVA increases; DVA decreases.
B
CVA increases; DVA increases.
C
CVA increases; DVA remains unchanged.
D
CVA decreases; DVA increases.