
Explanation:
The following formula gives the expected loss:
Exposure at default, EA, is given by:
Note: Drawdown on default measures the amount of the committed funds likely to be drawn further if a default occurs.
The expected loss, EL, is therefore USD 752:
The following formula gives the unexpected loss, UL:
Thus,
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Q.39 A bank has booked a loan with a total commitment amounting to $100,000. 80% of this amount is currently outstanding. The default probability of the loan is assumed to be 2% for the next year, and the loss given default (LGD) stands at 40%. The standard deviation of LGD is 30%. The drawdown on default (i.e., the fraction of the undrawn loan) is assumed to be 70%. Determine the expected and unexpected losses for the bank.
A
Expected loss = USD 640; unexpected loss = USD 5,621.
B
Expected loss = USD 640; unexpected loss = USD 6,604.
C
Expected loss = USD 752; unexpected loss = USD 6,604.
D
Expected loss = USD 752; unexpected loss = USD 5,621.