4. The effort in risk management raises proportionality with respect to the level of risk that the organization experiences. Select one: a. Totally correct b. Totally wrong c. Partially correct d. Irrelevant 8. The risk of default can be categorized as Select one: a. uncertainty b. sinister (Hazard) C. opportunity 9. Market risk can be considered a risk Select one: a. pure b. of control c. of opportunity d. None of the above 25. Risk management should offer an integrated approach to risks Select one: a. pure, of opportunity and control. b. market, liquidity and interest rate C. reputation, markets and financing d. operational, compliance and financial 31. Reviewing the risk management system includes Select one: a identify the risks, their circumstances and nature b. review internal audit procedures c. update risk protocols d. b and c are correct e. a and are correct 34. Estimate expected performance f you know the following data PIR 0.25.0 20 0.50 0.250.40 Select one to twenty% b. 30% C. 40% d. impossible to determine 36. The MSFT share in the market sells for $65.00, Juan bought it a year ago for 70.00 and during this year he received dividends for 5% of its purchase value. The total return that Juan's investment shows today is Select one: to 5% b. 3% c. 2.73% d. 2.14% 37. The investor acquired five IBM shares priced at (1) $ 145, (2) $ 150, (3) $ 150, (4) $ 141, and (5) $ 158 in one year. Its current market value for the shares is $ 4.00, $ 8.00, - ($6.00), S 12.00 and $ 3.00 more for each share respectively. Dividends of $ 4.00 were paid during the year for all shares. The probability of occurrence of each performance was determined based on experience in the following way: 15%, 23%, 32%, 12% and 18%, respectively (consider two decimal places). The expected return would be Select one: a. 3.75% b. 4.40% c. 4.60% d. 4.85% 42. When the B of the asset is equal to the B of the market we have Select one: a. a systematic risk higher than the market. b. lower risk than the market c. the same systematic risk as that of the market portfolio d. the total lack of risk