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turtle2
zcript,
Yes, I did not write Nov 2010, L1 but you have excluded other ways of comparing the level of difficulty to May 2010, L1. Good luck to you all.
Turtle2
The Nov 2010 L1 exam does not seem to me any tougher than May 2010 L1 exam. I will judge L2 in Nov 2010 much tougher than L1 in May 2010. You seem to assume here that the cutoff is 70% of the avg of top 5% scores. No one is sure about this. It may be more than 70%.
Turtle 2
I think May 2010 L1 was equally tough and if you scored ( my guess only ) 80% correct, you would have passed without any worries. I think top 5% might have been 95% at that time. I passed L1 in May 2010.
Turtle2
David,
Q 20 in 2009 Annoted Practice exam has some previous discussion in
http://forum.bionicturtle.com/viewthread/1401/ which is not accessible.
Can you please explain the following if possible.
Page 28 of 67 Full Exam II Sample Questions FRM 2009
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David,
Right, it depends on Mac Duration. Do we need to know how to calculate Mac Duration in exam given, T=10 and C= some value, using a closed form formula ? Can you please add the closed formula for Mac Duration in Market Formula Sheet for L2 ?. Should we assume modified durarion of 7 if...
David,
If modified duration is 7 for 10 yr bond, then 10/7= 1.43 = (1+y/2). This implies a value of y=0.43*2= 0.86. Is this a valid assumption for 10 yr bond yield ? I would argue that 320,000 is a better answer. You need an unrealistic yield assumption of 86% for 381,000 (answer).
Thanks...
David,
This is a question from Sample FRM 2007 exam. Can you please explain why is the answer B ? I can not get this answer with the data provided,
Hong Kong Shanghi Bank has entered into a repurchase agreement with a client where the client will sell a 10-year US treasury bond to the bank...
David,
Your FRM 2010 LEVEL II (QUESTIONS 1-20) page 18-19, Can you please explain,
SQRT(d.f./critical chi^2 @ 95%) * sample volatility < parameter volatility < SQRT(d.f./critical chi^2 @ 55%) * sample volatility
Where did you get critical chi^2 @ 55% ( i.e why 55%, is it a typo ? Is it...
David,
So,
r(PA) = Theta(P) + beta(P)*r(B) - r(B) = Theta(P) + { beta(P)-1}* r(B)
then
Variance(PA) = variance(Theta(P)) + variance( {beta(P)-1}*r(B)) + 2*COV(Theta(P),{beta(P)-1} *r(B)),
so on as you proceed to derive.
Do you define beta(PA) as {beta(P) - 1} here ?
I am also not...
David,
On page 11 of 2010.8.a.Investment.pdf,
r(PA) = r(P) - r(B), P=Portfolio, B= Benchmark, PA= Portfolio Active Return
r(P) =Theta(P) + beta(P)*r(B) as defined earlier,
Then
r(PA) = Theta(P) + beta(P)*r(B) - r(B).
The above is missing - r(B) term on page 11.
Can you...
David,
Should FRM 2 not have access to some of the "practice questions" under How-to misclassifeid as FRM L1 only ? I have given a few examples below. There are other instances similar to these.
Invest Risk Focus 05 May 2009
OpRisk Focus 04 May 2009
Credit Risk Focus 03 May 2009
Market Risk...
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