frmpart2dan
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I mean passing scoreDo you mean the pass rate or the passing score?
I mean passing scoreDo you mean the pass rate or the passing score?
On russian torrent I've read comments of two FRM candidatesI read on internet someone was very sure he got 34 questions right only but passed at 1 1 4 4
From what I recall, the problem was something as follows:Is there anyone who remembers CVA calculation?
I know how to slove this question
However I don't remember what I chose.
a, b, c, d..I think I chose a or b.
From what I recall, the problem was something as follows:
Cash Flow in Year 1: 1,000,000 with a probability of default of 35%, a recovery rate of 70% and a discount factor of .90
Cash Flow in Year 2: 750,000 with a probability of default of 40%, a recovery rate of 80% and a discount factor of .85
I solved this as follows:
1,000,000 * 0.35 * (1 - 0.70) * 0.90 = 94,500
750,000 * 0.40 * (1 - 0.80) * 0.85 = 51,000
CVA = 94,500 + 51,000 = 144,500
Is this the correct approach?
What do you mean that "Probability of default is constant."? Don't we have to use different probability of default values (e.g. 35% and 40%) in the calculations above? Or, were you referring to the probability of default values that were given on the exam?Yes.
However, Probability of default is constant.
I don't remember what I chose
I think correct answer is a or b
What do you mean that "Probability of default is constant."? Don't we have to use different probability of default values (e.g. 35% and 40%) in the calculations above? Or, were you referring to the probability of default values that were given on the exam?
Hazard rate is constantI remember 1Year Probability of default is stated.
but 2Year Probability of default is not stated.
I tried to remember question but my memory was blurred.