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Passed 1,1,1,1,1 Thanks BT!

I'm a bit worried by all of you saying it was a straightforward or even easy exam, to be honest. I found it much stranger, and less straightforward, than the mocks, or than the Nov'17 Part I. In a lot of cases, the questions made sense to me but the answer choices didn't. Thought I was well...

Passed :) 1,1,1,1 May the Part 2 prep begin.

Hi Nicole, I know it's super early and I don't mean to be pushy at all, but just for purposes of my planning (I'll have a big absence in April so will need to study beforehand), when do you usually publish the updated Current Issues materials? Thanks!

Enjoy, and congrats on the PADI certification. Is it David Harper CFA FRM PADI now? ;)

Thank you very much Nicole, this is helpful. Interesting that there were so few changes in the curriculum.

I found the difficulty in line with the GARP mock exam difficulty. Struggled with a few of the questions, but expect it to be enough for a pass. Level 2 will be more challenging, especially with the reduced overlap with the CFA program.

Thank you David, your explanation is very helpful as usual. Wanted to say that I really appreciate the content here in the free section of the forum. Don't feel like I'm freeloading either, because I bought BT notes back in 2015 but then didn't have any time to study because of work :)

Thanks guys, highly appreciated!

Hi, I work as an investment manager at an asset management firm and this summer completed my CFA charter, which was highly relevant and also valued by my employer. I'm now considering also signing up for the FRM tests because the curriculum looks interesting and I have some time on my hands...

Hi Ninja Welcome! Generally, I think you should write in exams what they expect of you. So study the Crouhy definitions for the FRM exams. That doesn't necessarily mean you need to unlearn what you had previously learned, and thinking further about the differences can be a source of insight...