A) Financial institutions typically treat expected credit losses as a normal cost of doing business. The...

 

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A) Financial institutions typically treat expected credit losses as a normal cost of doing business. The unexpected loss is the credit risk, whereas the expected loss is the credit cost. Explain how financial institutions manage expected and unexpected credit risk losses. [10 marks] B) Do non-financial firms face credit risk in their daily operation? If yes, suggest THREE (3) strategies they can use to manage the risk? If no, explain the reason. A) Financial institutions typically treat expected credit losses as a normal cost of doing business. The unexpected loss is the credit risk, whereas the expected loss is the credit cost. Explain how financial institutions manage expected and unexpected credit risk losses. [10 marks] B) Do non-financial firms face credit risk in their daily operation? If yes, suggest THREE (3) strategies they can use to manage the risk? If no, explain the reason.

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