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Basel I primarily used which approach to calculate credit risk?  A. Internal ratings-based approach  B. Standardized approach  C. Advanced measurement approach  D. Basic indicator approach

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Basel I primarily used which approach to calculate credit risk?  A. Internal ratings-based approach  B. Standardized approach  C. Advanced measurement approach  D. Basic indicator approach

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Basel I primarily used the Standardized approach to calculate credit risk. So, the answer is B. Standardized approach.

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