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The exposure is the total amount of money an investor can loose after arising of negative event.
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How to interpret the (expected) exposure and CVA of an option or a single share
I've done some computations on the formula for the expected exposure and this yielded that the expected exposure of both the option and the share, are equal to their initial value, i.e. … Could anyone help me in clarifying what the concept of exposure/expected exposure means for these two objects? …
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