As a starting point, firms that comply with Western cost-accounting principles typically use the pricing method known as:

Defining each risk by a set of standard parameters including likelihood or probability, severity or impact, detection process, and mitigation plans best defines

A) quantitative risk management. B) qualitative risk management. C) risk probability. D) risk regression.

The ________ is the amount of basis points added to the yield to maturity on a government bond corresponding to that maturity to get the fixed interest rate of an interest rate swap

A) swap spread B) all-in cost C) right of offset D) yield to call