Hello @Nicole Seaman,
Starting do study FRM 2 - Credit Risk updated material, and I would like to clarify some doubts:
- we have material on the study planner that is identified as being updated, but if we go to the study notes, we have a message "to be completed in upcoming revision". p.e. Malz, Financial Risk Management: Models, History & institution - Chapter 8 ................................Portfolio Credit Risk - Define beta and calculate the asset return correlation of any pair of firms using the single factor model. This is identified as a new LO (mentioned in the LO 2024 comparison).
- John C. Hull, Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives (11th Edition, Pearson, 2022)- Chapter 24. Credit Risk and Chapter 25. Credit Derivatives, are identified as new reading and are absent from the study notes.
- Most Current issues LO are still identified in the study planner as "coming soon".
These are just examples, but could you please clarify if we are going to have access to a complete revision of the program before the may exam? It seems to me that is a little unfair having paid to have full access to the learning objectives and then being surprised while studying with missing pieces!
Starting do study FRM 2 - Credit Risk updated material, and I would like to clarify some doubts:
- we have material on the study planner that is identified as being updated, but if we go to the study notes, we have a message "to be completed in upcoming revision". p.e. Malz, Financial Risk Management: Models, History & institution - Chapter 8 ................................Portfolio Credit Risk - Define beta and calculate the asset return correlation of any pair of firms using the single factor model. This is identified as a new LO (mentioned in the LO 2024 comparison).
- John C. Hull, Options, Futures, and Other Derivatives (11th Edition, Pearson, 2022)- Chapter 24. Credit Risk and Chapter 25. Credit Derivatives, are identified as new reading and are absent from the study notes.
- Most Current issues LO are still identified in the study planner as "coming soon".
These are just examples, but could you please clarify if we are going to have access to a complete revision of the program before the may exam? It seems to me that is a little unfair having paid to have full access to the learning objectives and then being surprised while studying with missing pieces!