Recent content by fjc120

just got the email!!! CERTIFIED 01/19/2017!!! submitted 01/05/17 Thanks again BT for allowing me to achieve my goal!!! What an unforgettable 2016!!!

Submitted on the 5th!!! Still waiting!!! I regret not submiting on the 3rd. Honestly, I was just basking in my relief and joy so I took a few days to do it. Oh well I hope I hear soon.

When did you submit? Congrats!

Was manager name your manager or yourself? I put my manager's name but then filled the same thing out for supervisor?

Sitll waiting!!! Submitted Jan 5th at 12:30PM eastern time (USA)

thanks!

Any charterholders here? After completing both FRMs part 1 and part 2 on the first try this year (heavy thanks to BT), I am hungry to revisit CFA (still have not cleared level 2). Any recommendations? There is no BT service out there and scheweser has failed to get me over the hump. Should I...

where do you see that?

any luck? I submitted work experience yesterday. FYI - I only submitted my most recent experience in risk, I did not include my entire resume. Did they expect that?

Do you have to click yes on "contact supervisor?"

Passed part 2. THANK YOU DAVID, NICOLE and the rest of the BT COMMUNITY who was active in the forum!!!!

One can only hope. Maybe the spreadsheet one too both are correct with legal answer. :/

darn, I put spreadsheets but it's definitely between the two. It was tricky for me, for I know spreadsheet data is frowned upon and difficult to control, but legal jurisdictions pose a problem in terms of communication of data. after saying that, its prob the legal areas. whoops.

It asked to calcuate a 2 year zero but we were only given one year spot and forward rates with 50/50 one year from now so I figured we had to calculate the two year spot from thos rates using 3.5 and 3 (half of 2.75, 3.25). I'm I nuts???? It did give me answer A i think. UGH

I agree but why does GARP expect us to MASTER the material simply by reading their selected ambiguous readings that have virtually NO practice questions or straightforward examples throughout...... CFA DOES THIS 100% more clearly.