this is full list of questions I could recall and my answers.
Question
Answer
1
97.5% ES with 1000 sampling
average of 1000 ES - 44m
2
Daily lognormal var with annual mean and SD given
option B
3
6 M call option price with bond PV 987.5 and strike price 987
0.65
4
Calculation on cox...
this concept isn't just part 1...it is there twice in part 2 credit risk book as well.
in capital structure in banks chapter and spread risk hazard rate chapter
yes...mean divided by 252....SD by sqrt(252) .....one of the answers did match exactly.....i think it was option B....but not 100% sure...not able to recall fully.
had 0 questions on time/dollar, liquidity duration or gap duration or sofr in my version....I wonder maybe there were 7 different exams....a new one for each day. I had mine on 9th December....what day was yours?
It’s 6 months bond price and 6 months call option. For 6 month tree there is only one spot price.so only one discount rate.
no matter what up/down probability you should end up at same answer. Be it 1%/99% probability or 50-50%.
These probabilities would have mattered if it was 1 year call...
One question which I think they gave more info than required was price of call option on 6 month bond at strike of 987 and current 6m tree price 987.65.I answered 0.65
They gave tree for 6m and 1year.
I might be wrong. But why do we need 1 year tree for 6m option when 6m tree is given straight...
Some of questions were mix of quant and qualitative. Like I got one repo related question asking repo calculation and counter-party credit risk aspect which was qualitative.
Reject because ARAROC less than RF. not because of market return. They gave that option to confuse(I might be wrong ,though fairly confident that I got the right answer!)
8? How come. beta was 1.2. Rf 2. Rm 7. So by capm rate of one equity = 8%. And another equity = 4% was given. So in any...
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