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I received it too. :)

Anybody received their charter (certificate) yet? :) Especially in Germany.

Congrats! :)

I just got my work experience approved. :D I submitted it on January 3rd around 11am CET. I am located in Germany.

Passed with 1,1,1,1,3. :) Thank you very much @David Harper CFA FRM and @Nicole Seaman.

Thank you very much @berrymucho for the comprehensive information. I will certainly look at the book and the contents.

Hi everybody, I read on the internet about ARPM and their offerings (ARPM Marathon and especially the certificate ). I would like to ask the following: How well is the certification recognized, how is the penetration in the market or simply would you recommend to pursue it after completing...

I think I got the same answer. :)

Actually I was expecting a lot of more lengthy and "novel" type questions. The rest of them was actually comparable to the practice exam. I also dont remember any questions on securitization. Given the number of assigned readings about this topic I was expecting at least two questions...

I selected the same answer. :)

Thank you very much @David Harper CFA FRM . :)

Thank you very much @David Harper CFA FRM . :) I was asking myself the same question regarding the Vasicek model. What confuses me a bit now is the following: Does arbitrage-free and no-arbitrage mean the same or is arbitrage-free equal to Equilibrium? I am asking regarding the Practice Question...

Thank you very much @David Harper CFA FRM :) I completely missed the fact that here L means a loss while Dowd is working with expected future values. Now I understand where the difference comes from.

R37.P2.T5 , Page 5 -> definition of Monotonicity: R(L1) < R(L2) if L1 < L2 R35.P2.T5, Page 6 -> definition of Monotonicity: If X ≤ Y then rho(Y) ≤ rho(X) I am wondering if this is correct or a error. :)

Hi @schopenhauer, I can confirm that in Germany (Frankfurt) the proctors were giving instructions in English. But to be on the safe side, wait for the feedback from Nicole. :)

Are you referencing to the Diebold chapters on trends, seasonality and cycles? I was writing Part I in November 2016 and I remember at least two qualitative questions regarding those topics. One was on the Schwarz Information Criterion (SIC) and the other one the ARMA models I believe. So to...

Just saw on LinkedIn ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- November 2016 FRM Exam pass rates -- Part I: 44.8% | Part II: 54.3%

I would like to share my experience and my study plan for Part I. Resources: GARP books and the BT advanced package for Part I Study period: May till November. I was studying for 1.5 or 2 hours workdays (Monday till Thursday), 4 to 6 hours on Saturday and Sunday. I was lucky to keep this...

I am not 100% sure, but I believe that once you register for the exam you can download the practice exam for free. :)

Passed L1 with 1, 1, 1, 1 :)