Which of the following is true regarding the trading book vs banking book. A. The trading book has only items from the assets while the banking book reflects only liabilities. B. The trading book items generally have longer holder periods than the items on the banking book. C. The trading book items generally have greater liquidty (in the sense that they can be quickly bought or sold on organized financial markets) than the items on the banking book. D. The Fi's tier 1 capital should be part of the trading book. E. The assessment of market risk concerns primarily with the potential loss of value of the long-term, illiquid assets that the bank holds like loans.