Hi David,
I found an extensive discussion in your 2012 Credit Risk 6.b video on the topic of CVA. This video has not been updated in the 2013 Part 2 package, so I assume it is still relevant. However, I found that there is hardly any mention of CVA in the aims for part 2. All I found was this...
I bought the tier 3 FRM Part2 package from BT. I am contemplating whether I should buy Schwesser notes as well. Can people who have done Part 2 make a recommendation whether it makes sense to also get Schwesser notes in addition to BT?
hi Noalv4
To each his own really. I have seen people on this forum attempt and pass both levels on the same day. I took Level 1 in May and I am not confident I will pass, so already making plans to start again after July to prepare for Nov exam :) but I am only planning on attempting Level 1.
Did the proctors not announce the time every fifteen minutes? In San Francisco, there were no clocks in the room, however the proctors wrote the time on the board every 15 minutes. I actually preferred it that way as it saved me the time of looking at the clock every few minutes. They also...
Does anyone remember how they answered the probabilty question Bond A and Bond B prob of default is 4%. If Bond A defaults 80% prob that Bond B will default. I think choices were .90, .94, .96 and one in 80s.
I struggled with some quant questions too, but I agree with you. There were at least 25 or more qualitative questions on the exam. I went in underprepared for that number of questions. I was surprised on the amount of focus on data quality. There were at least 2-3 questions.
I found the exam very difficult. The biggest issue was time. I went through the whole 100 questions answering anything I could without spending too much time. When I was done with that I probably still had about 45 or so questions left and I only had about an hour left. I ended up making random...
Hello,
When a Dividend is given as $ amount how does that impact the D1 calculation?
Do you use the ln(S0*De^-rt/k) amount instead of ln(S0/k)?
When a dividend is give as % amount how does that impact the D1 calcuation?
Do you subtract dividend from r as (r-q)+sigma^2/2)
Thanks.
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