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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Is it true that both sovereign and country risks are important risk factors, especially for international banks, and they are highly correlated meaning that when sovereign risk is high country risk will be high too?

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Which of the following is not an example of sovereign risk? a.Changes in tax rates b.Changes in currency denominations c.Changes in exchange rates d.Changes in regulations