The chapter is about vulnerability of commercial paper to financial institution. I think FRM is from perspective of financial institution but not retail like me and you right? The buyer of commercial paper is very sensitive to credit quality of the issuer and they are mainly institutional buyer...
first part about expecting security to go down - I agree
second part about contango - I disagree
contango is upward sloping over time i.e. higher price for farer contract. For a contract with 3 years of maturity it may be selling at 105. A year later it is a contract with 2 years of maturity...
Hello if you are in doubt here are GARP's words. For my last FRM exam I would say it is a MUST to know the answer to the question ' if I want to hedge some credit risk I should long / short a TRS'
when we are talking about funding cost/benefit think about a hedging position with your current contract e.g. when you are long something you are also hedging with another short position at the same time. This seems to be how GARP / Gregory write about funding.
When you have positive exposure...
Lets break your doubts into pieces:
So Today is 23rd June and exam window closes in 30th. Get BT basic package now, and you have 1 week to decide after considering following:
1) skim through those questions & answers and see
if you can finish them all before Aug Exams
For BT questions that...
Take it again in Aug. now you know what the exam is like. Better to KO it with some residual memory.
But to be honest, the actual exams resembled mock exams a lot, and you said you tried hundreds of them. What did you find most difficult in the actual exam? How did you feel when ur out the exam...
Surprising lots of questions related to Mortgage and securitisation
just to list a few that tested:
- CreditMetrics
- OIS
- MBS, Tranche PD
- PIT rating
- BCBS239 adaptability
- Dodd Frank Volcker Rule
- Hedge FX with option
- Key rate hedge
- Termed life insurance premium
- America option...
havn't tried any mock yet... I heard that theres gonna be a lot of qualitative questions - so now I am spending time going through GARP textbook again and looking for things I missed.
I saw somewhere in the notes or here trying to model the mean version using AR(1).
The result states that the scaled variance is equal to sort of ( 1-b^2), where b is the coefficient for the AR(1) lagged variables.
Hard to recall where it is..been searching through notes and here but in vain..
in case someone still confuse why we divide 10000 here or what does linear approximation mean:
the nominator is change in value per 1 basis point e.g. $1
divide it by 1 basis point again would yield change per 10000 basis point = 1=100% i.e. $1 / 0.0001 = $1*10000 =$10000
If we divide the...
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