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A bank is calculating its Operational Risk capital using the Standardized Measurement Approach (SMA). The bank has a Business Indicator (BI) of 35 billion and its internal 10-year average annual losses are800 million.
If the bank's internal losses increase significantly next year, which component of the SMA calculation will reflect this change, and how?
- The Loss Given Default (LGD), which will be recalibrated for operational events.
- The Internal Loss Multiplier (ILM), which will increase as the Loss Component (LC) rises relative to the BIC.
- The Business Indicator Component (BIC), which will increase due to higher loss expenses.
- The Probability of Default (PD), which will rise due to operational fragility.
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