CMA Final · Strategic Financial Management · Digital Finance
A crypto-asset exchange bought a token at Rs 80,000 and holds a long position of 5 tokens. Daily volatility of the token's price is 3%. Using a parametric one-day 99% VaR with z = 2.33 and a normal distribution, what is the approximate one-day VaR of the position (token price now Rs 80,000)?
One-day VaR is Rs 27,960. The position is worth Rs 4,00,000, daily standard deviation is 3% of that, Rs 12,000, and multiplying by 2.33 gives Rs 27,960.
- ARs 27,960
- BRs 9,32,000
- CRs 2,79,600Correct
- DRs 2,40,000
Explanation
Position = 5 x 80,000 = Rs 4,00,000. Daily standard deviation = 3% x 4,00,000 = Rs 12,000. VaR = 2.33 x 12,000 = Rs 27,960. So the correct figure is Rs 27,960, not 2,79,600.
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