The overarching purpose of credit risk analysis is to: A. Identify credit opportunities B. Provide information to banks about credit losses C. Quantify potential credit losses D. Determine a company's optimal capital structure

The overarching purpose of credit risk analysis is to quantity potential credit losses.

Explanation:

The main purpose of the credit risk analysis is to quantify the amount of credit risk which is presented to the lender by the borrower. Credit risk analysis involves the assigning of measurable numbers to estimated probability of the amount borrowed by the borrower.

Credit risk analysis is a method of analysis that is performed on potential borrowers by a credit analyst to determine their capacity to meet their debt obligations. The main aim of credit analysis is to help determine the creditworthiness of borrowers and to know if they are capable of honoring their debt obligations.

If the borrower is analysed and the credit analyst is okay with the person, the person can be borrowed the amount he asks for as the outcome of the credit risk analysis is used to determine the risk rating assigned to the borrower.

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