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PRMIA Exam IV: Case Studies: Standards: Governance, Best Practices and Ethics - 2015 Edition Sample Questions:

1. The Financial Accounting and Reporting Infrastructure of any organization must:
I. Accurately represent the corporation's current and known financial condition in a timely manner II. Only use off-balance sheet transactions which have a legitimate economic, tax, risk transfer or risk mitigating purpose III. Provide a detailed description of the Risk Management Infrastructure in the organization's Annual Report to Shareholders IV. Provide an auditable Annual Statement of Compliance with the Board's publicly stated Standards of Corporate Governance to the Board and Audit Committee

A) I, III and IV only
B) I and III only
C) All of these are expected of the Financial Accounting and Reporting Infrastructure
D) I, II and III only

2. According to the G-30 Study, the risk management infrastructure's funding must be

A) determined at the Board level without influence by business unit leaders
B) determined by business-unit leaders
C) determined at the Board level with inputs from business unit leaders
D) determined by the regulators

3. Boards, including Audit and Risk Committees must:
I. Clearly articulate the corporate risk appetite to senior management
II. Thoroughly review compensation plans of potentially "highly compensated positions" for consistency with corporate risk appetite, competitive market conditions and fiduciary responsibility to shareholders III. Have a single member formally given responsibility for understanding and reporting the effectiveness of the corporation's risk management infrastructure IV. Be fully accountable to shareholders and work to the benefit of public good and financial stability

A) I and II only
B) I, II and IV only
C) I, II and III only
D) All of these are responsibilities of Board and Audit Committees

4. Which of the following regarding Orange County is FALSE?

A) Bob Citron tried to "ride the yield curve"
B) Bob Citron heavily leveraged his positions using repos
C) Bob Citron engaged in risky strategies to benefit personally
D) Citron's losses were eventually exposed by massive margin calls

5. In the case of National Australia Bank, which of the following was present?

A) The Board received risk management information that was incorrect, incomplete or insufficiently detailed
B) Neither A nor B
C) Both A and B
D) A window of time between close of day for reporting purposes and back office checking that allowed traders to hide losses using fictitious trades

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