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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    passed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    I am a Part II candidate too. yesterday "yo have to pass part II until 2019" today "your enrollment will expire on November 2021" I think it is good news.
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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 2 Exam Feedback

    Unfortunately, First to default put is wrong..:confused: Default correlation plays an important role in a basket CDS. If the reference assets are perfectly correlated, the payoff of the first to default put will be the same as the nth to default put. When correlation is low, The payoff to...
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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 2 Exam Feedback

    Yes. TRS answer was strange. I chose CLN too. CLN ~ cannot ~ below~underlying.
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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 2 Exam Feedback

    Anyone remember the question about CLN TRS CDS? What's the answer?
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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 2 Exam Feedback

    You selected MVaR. I chose MVaR too. Also I learned MVAR works best for a portfolio with a lot of small positions to reduce the risk of a portfolio towards the global mininum variance portfolio. Many selected MVaR. Anyone want to guess the correct answer? I think both MVaR and IVaR are...
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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 2 Exam Feedback

    Yes. Increasing sample size will reduce type II error and increase power. This is because a larger sample size narrows the distribution of the test statistic. This is frm part 1 curriculum.
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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 2 Exam Feedback

    I can agree with you. but Incremental VAR is the change in VAR from the addition of a new position in a portfolio. MVAR is the per unit change in a portfolio VAR that occurs from an additional investment in that position. In addition, portfolio risk will be at a global minimum where all the...
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    Exam Feedback November 2016 Part 2 Exam Feedback

    MVAR, Incremental VAR confusing.. the question also mentioned minimizing risk of portfolio decision. MVAR(i) = MVAR(j)... We can use marginal VARs to make decisions to lower of risk of the entire portfolio. Correct answer is MVAR.
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