In the context of pure risk exposures, the equivalent notion to value at risk (VaR) is the:
A) Maximal Probable Actual Loss
B) Maximal Probable Expected Loss.
C) Maximal Probable Absolute Loss
D) Maximal Probable Annual Loss.
E) Maximal Probable Hypothetic Loss
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