I was just wondering if we would be required to differentiate/integrate equations in the FRM exam (particularly part 1).
I vaguely remember the basics from my university days but that was 16 years ago and most of the rules have slipped from memory.
I see it used in the BT practice questions for various topics - for example finding the individual weights to place in each of 2 assets to find the 2 asset minimum variance portfolio. Or differentiating/integrating probability distribution functions.
I would rather not have to relearn the differentiation/integration rules if needs be as I understand the theory behind it - just not the actual practice at this point in time.
Any info much appreciated
I vaguely remember the basics from my university days but that was 16 years ago and most of the rules have slipped from memory.
I see it used in the BT practice questions for various topics - for example finding the individual weights to place in each of 2 assets to find the 2 asset minimum variance portfolio. Or differentiating/integrating probability distribution functions.
I would rather not have to relearn the differentiation/integration rules if needs be as I understand the theory behind it - just not the actual practice at this point in time.
Any info much appreciated