310.2. In Malz’s³ single-factor model, the conditional cumulative default probability function is represented as a function of (m): \[ p(m) = \Phi\left( \frac{k_i - \beta_i m}{\sqrt{1 - \beta_i^2}} \right) \] A single firm has a beta, $\beta(i)$, of 0.60 and a $k(i) = -1.6450$. The firm's unconditional default probability is, therefore, 5.0%; i.e., if $a(t)$ is $\sim N(0,1)$, the $P[a(t) < k] = 5.0\%$. If we enter an economic downturn, such that the market factor ($m$) shifts to a value of -1.41, what is the economic-downturn conditional default probability? | Financial Risk Manager Part 2 Quiz - LeetQuiz