Search results

Sometimes too many degrees can make you over-qualified for the job. Finding the right balance is the key.

Agree with Mkaim..sometimes your boss can be neither a CFA nor a FRM and you have to get along with him. If you want to climb the ladder, it is surely people skills else you will be doing number crunching for someone else. Human mind is immense and complex and dealing with different...

Volunteer to do some financial modelling in some companies..that helps a lot as then people will help you as you are not paid. :)

Regular study important, revising what you studied the day earlier is utmost importance. Understand and learn. Do not cram up anything. For example why is R^2 always positive? it is becos of squaring. Do not study to Pass the exam. Study for yourself to gain indepth understanding. Afterall, a...

Professional Exams seems to be unfair but we are expected to have an indepth understanding with clarity. Practice makes perfect and do not get disheartened.

For FRM, we need to have intensive understanding and that is what they are testing with just 20% of direct questions. Preparedness for real-life Risk Management starts before taking the FRM Exam!

There are some of the questions I can remember. I had finished very little of BT and did not rely even on the GARP books. I feel if I had finished all of BT materials surely would have passed with good marks. Better luck next time. There was question which was exactly from GARP 2016 Practice...