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    2013 FRM Calendar (Updated 8/15/2013)

    Hi Suzanne, Is new readings for P1T1 are: Corporate Governance Perspective and Information risk and Data Quality Management. In the updated notes you have added only the first topic. Should we expect to get the second one in the future? Thanks
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    2013 FRM Calendar (Updated 8/15/2013)

    Hi David, I'm really grateful for your hard work on updating the notes. Do you think you would enough time to distribute additional practice questions on the updated material which was not included in the previous notes? Thanks
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    2013 FRM Calendar (Updated 8/15/2013)

    Thanks David for your reply, if I understand correctly for part 1 exam the changes are going to be in T3 and T4?
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    2013 FRM Calendar (Updated 8/15/2013)

    Hi Suzanne, I went through the questions-answers here, and I'm a little bit confused regarding the update of the notes from 2012 to 2013 exam. I purchase P1 Tier 3 package one month ago and I appreciate if you could tell me if there are any changes in the study notes. Thanks, Orit
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    Monte Carlo Simulation Q131.4

    Hi David, The formula to calculate the SE is given by: StdDev*SQRT(1/2T). Can you explain what do you mean by calculating the relative error in VAR? Thanks, Orit
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    Rachev's Exponential - Q113

    Hi David, The exponential distribution is used to model the time we have to wait until the next event. So, if for example x=4 years and Lambda=1% , the cumulative probability is 95.123%, it means that the probability that next event will take place in the next 4 years is 95%. If we use 1-p% we...
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    Stock& Watson 207.2

    thanks a lot!! now its clear
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    Stock& Watson 207.2

    Hi David, Can you please clarify a point regarding this question: If the true probability of default is 1%, the entire sample default is n*p it means that since the bonds defaults are i.i.d the average default rate increases when the sample size n increases. In this question the default rate is...
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    Stock& Watson question 206.2

    Thanks David, now it's clear
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    Stock& Watson question 206.2

    Thank you David!! it is really challenging to understand that this question relates to a sample of 5 stocks..
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    Stock& Watson question 206.2

    Hi David, Can you please help me to understand the rational behind the calculation, in particular: Why do you divide the annual volatility 10% by five to get the five year horizon? what do you mean by the volatility of the average? (I don't recall from our study notes that we simply divide the...
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    Stock&Watson question 202.5

    Thank you David, now its clear!!
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    Stock&Watson question 202.5

    Hi David, I was really struggling to find the formula for: Cov(G,P)=Cov(G,0.5G+0.5S)=0.5Cov(G,G)+0.5Cov(G,S) Based on the notes: Cov(G,P)=Var(G)+Var(P)+Cov(G,P) Var(G) - is the Cov(G,G) but I don't understand the rest of the formula Can you please explain the rational? Thanks, Orit
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    Jorion, Foundation 1.a

    Thanks David
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    FRM Exam, May 2013

    Hi, Should we expect more practice questions toward the FRM exam in may 2013? Is the material updated for the FRM exam in May 2013?
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    Jorion, Foundation 1.a

    hello David, Im studying for the FRM exam part 1, and I would appreciate if you elaborate on the two topics below taken for foundation 1.a: 1. compare and contrast valuation and risk management using Var as an example 2. describe advantage and disadvantage of Var relative to atop-loss, notional...
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