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    FRM certification

    The same for me, exactly one month after having submitted my cv. I am Certified : - )
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    FRM certification

    Congratulation ! I am still awaiting... but I submited my cv on Jan 03.
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    Yes, it s surprising at first glance. But the part 5 (Current issues) represented just 2 or 3 questions in the last session, so that you can ignore it. At the end with two first quantile and 2 last quantile, my final rank should be in the middle -> and it is consistent with the historical...
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    I passed with the following quantile : 4-1-1-4-4 Don t understand the 4th quantile of the market part, it was the part that I knew the best. The 1 in the Credit part is also surprising. I guess I collect points because I prepared very carefully the first chapters of the Gregory book. The 4 in...
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    In the official reading, ithe example concerns a put on a stock where the conterpart writte the dedicated put on its own stock. In the exam, the underlying is the oil produced by the counterpart. I don t know if it makes a big difference.
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    I think you are probably right with the ITM, the WWR is bigger
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    Yes, but this definition works with OTM and ITM Put. If Price get down enouth, your OTM put become ITM, right ? I select OTM for sure, I think with Producer, I don t not if it is correct
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    I choose buy OTM put. If Price get down, put is more valuable but the Counterpart become weaker ...
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    Do you remember a question concerning the best practice in scoring devpt ? I think I selected answer like the scorecard need to be tested in an different economic context than the data used for the devpt of the scorecard before the implementation...
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    I guess around 50 / 80 ( 35 sure + 0,5 *25 + 0,25 * 20) with the following quantile 3 - 2- 1- 3 - 3... No Idee if it is a passing score. The part Op Risk let me some hope for the final result.
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    I think your mistake is : Level 2 / (level 1 + Level 2 ) must be less than 40% , ans not Level 2 / level 1. In this question , no ajustments were nececessarry in the numerator nor in the denominator
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    The liquidity Ratio with the RWA in the denominator disturb me, cos I expected the exposure (without risk weight) in the denomitor and the Tier 1 in numerator
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    and an other sub question of this block where I select that the merton model was not appropriate
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    The question about the PD over 3 year which were 3% with the internal model, and we had to compare it with the Information given by the spread and the cumulative PD Matrix of a Rating agency. I selected that the 3% was the lowest PD among the three measures
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    I remenber a question concerning the golin reading and credit analyst who use just the quantitativ credit analysis in their decision and we had to guess the type of conterpart. I selected the answer customer
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    For the 18 months lock in period , I select the answer underlying the inconstancy between the investmebt in liquid asset and the 18 months period lock
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    For the RWA question, if I remenber well, the credit part was already given in RWA , but not the market and op risk part. So we had to multiply the market and op risk by 12,5 and sum it with the given RWA credit amount.
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    I selected Tier one, but the consistency with the RWA in the denominator implied perhaps common equity in the numerator
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    What about the leverage Ratio. I did nt understand the RWA in the denomitor. For me the Definition of this Ratio is Tier one / exposure
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    Exam Feedback FRM Part 2 (November 2014) Exam Feedback

    I selected Zero qs I selected Zero as well
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