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    Why it's named Expected Shortfall?

    My favorite part of the quotes is for sure the below, although it's not in the main text, but at least as footnote! Yeah I liked the term " Expected Tail Loss". The word tail is visual and reminds us that it's a statistical concept and not something to be used out of the statistical context to...
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    Why it's named Expected Shortfall?

    I'm reviewing the materials not to pass exams anymore but to say something simple in any job interview and sometimes I come across such questions which I apologize in case I'm wasting your time. Why it's named Expected Shortfall? Is it because most banks use VaR and since the ES is the avergae...
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    Interview preparation for risk positions in banks

    Yes there are but most entry level jobs are asking for locals or reputable schools in US/Europe/american schools. However, I will keep trying and will do this linkedin plan once I'm finished with this coming interview, thanks Brian.
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    Interview preparation for risk positions in banks

    Hi Brian, I'm living in Dubai and have 3.5 years experience in internal audit in luxury retail business. I'm a certified internal auditor as well. I haven't added the FRM keyword to my linkedIn page yet because then my current employer might ask me what's that! Plus I already used the maximum...
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    In calculating of the average for ES, should I include the 100th loss?

    Hi! I passed P2 but honestly still find these confusing:confused: If someone asked me this q in an interview, I'll say: 1. Imagine you have 1000 days returns with no 1 being the best return and no 1000 the worst. 2. Var 97.5 is the return no 975. 3. ES 97.5 is the [(976 + 977 + ...+1000) / 25]...
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    Interview preparation for risk positions in banks

    Oh my god no! not again! no more certificates... I just want to be more knowledgeable about banking/finance....based on previous interviews in a bank and a professional firm, what to do next is (1) reading regional magazines like Banker ME and (2) understanding the risks (credit, market...
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    Interview preparation for risk positions in banks

    I totally agree...I've gone through this once with accountancy certificates...Now, what should I do next?
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    Interview preparation for risk positions in banks

    I probably will do the interview with people attending GARP chapter meetings and who actually encouraged me to take the exam. Also I might be applying to other companies/banks who are not familiar with the exam.
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    Interview preparation for risk positions in banks

    Hi, I just passed P2 thanks to BT of course. Now want to prepare for the job interview for risk or at least audit positions in banks. I searched the net but it's mostly general articles. I want something more updated and relevant to what people expect from someone who passed FRM but has no...
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    Good Luck for those taking the FRM exam in 2 days time!

    Agree with @jeff-1984 , @Pflik yes it was supposed to be converted to monthly after refinancing Overall it was fine, my chance of passing is 70% i guess..but u never know Thanks David and Nicole for your support
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    2014 Part II Published Materials

    Thanks Alex, hope to resolve the word file issue.
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    2014 Part II Published Materials

    Thanks @Alex_1 . It's helpful.
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    2014 Part II Published Materials

    Thanks a lot @Alex_1 , does this cover all the assigned readings in current issues section?
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    Which one decided first? RAROC or EC?

    Is RAROC calculated to accept/reject a project/loan? (as it seems to be) Or is it that RAROC is set my management to calculate economic capital? (as of last point in page 3 of BT notes for Crouhy Ch 14) I apologize if it's too naive question.
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    What are the axes on the longnormal plot corresponding to the Volatility Smile?

    In q p2.t5.3 (4 to 6), according to the q4 and its answer: increase in demand for call options => increase in price of call options => increase in implied volatility (it has to since it's the only variable that can change, ceteris paribus, (1) is this logic correct?) => (2) would this increase...
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