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  1. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    It's now official. Many thanks to BT team ! Excited for Part II !
  2. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    Did again the change of the date/time thing : quartiles just got inverted to 1-2-4-1 that make more sense. Waiting for tomorrow confirmation.
  3. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    I did the change of the date/time thing. It shows that my quartiles are 4-3-1-4 and still passed, LOL I think we have to wait till tomorrow morning to see the official result.
  4. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    I remember choosing $0 too
  5. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    Thanks for confirming that. If loss values were given, I think we got it right.
  6. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    I remember choosing the same answer but do not remember the question, lol
  7. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    About the question on the historical 99% ES : Maybe I got confused on this one. I thought we were given the ten worst losses (in descending order) in a table. To compute the ES, I took the average of the highest and second highest loss (so the first and second values in the given table). Does...
  8. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    I doo agree with you. There were surprisingly too many qualitative questions.
  9. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    Unfortunately, I do not remember the value and the letter I chose. But applying the formula gave one of the choices.
  10. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    I also do not remember clearly the question regarding Gaussian Copula, but I'm very confident in my answer : "the marginal distribution of each variable is mapped to the standard normal distribution"
  11. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    Yes, we were given the expected annual return (mu) and volatility (sigma) of a stock, and asked to compute the mean return, with the assumption that the annual return is normally distributed. I assumed the stock followed a lognormal process of BMS model, and used the formula : mean return = mu...
  12. K

    Exam Feedback May 2019 Part 1 Exam Feedback

    I also think it is clear that the answer was the "Control Variate" method.
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