Hi David:
I have repeatedly heard that Carol's Alexander's 4 volumes are very useful for risk management job practitioners.
I have the "Volume I" book and find that it may have a lot of practical use in the field.
However, from an FRM exam perspective, do you think that the first volume is a good setup for Gujarati and other core readings or is it something to be tackled after the core has been well understood and there is extra time to study and you want mastery?
PS: This is not a attempt to "escape" the Gujarati readings by any means. I was just curious to see if Alexander's book can play a role in the exam and how.
Thanks,
Chad
I have repeatedly heard that Carol's Alexander's 4 volumes are very useful for risk management job practitioners.
I have the "Volume I" book and find that it may have a lot of practical use in the field.
However, from an FRM exam perspective, do you think that the first volume is a good setup for Gujarati and other core readings or is it something to be tackled after the core has been well understood and there is extra time to study and you want mastery?
PS: This is not a attempt to "escape" the Gujarati readings by any means. I was just curious to see if Alexander's book can play a role in the exam and how.
Thanks,
Chad