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Exam Feedback October 2020 Part 2 Exam Feedback
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I think I selected "selection bias, and not survivorship bias" (this combination was one of the answers provided). I guess "no survivorship bias" because the hedge fund was not listed in the database as stated in the description of the problem. Not 100% sure on that one though.
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I just looked at the answers without reading the question, seems to have been the wrong strategy
Difficult to say, as other questions had a load of irrelevant information where you had saved a lot of time by doing so.. No wonder if GARP wouldn't follow a straight line here..
My guess would be 45-48. What do you think?
Damn I don't even know if I'm gonna get that number of questions right. Was hoping it's low 40s tops.
Tbh I am just plucking this from thin air. I am sure it will be much lower. I can't see the top 5% average being higher than 60.Damn I don't even know if I'm gonna get that number of questions right. Was hoping it's low 40s tops.
Haha you are indeed a goodbunny! It's kind of you to say that. I just wonder if there is anyone who'd actually think the paper was doable. I thought I had prepared decently, but I feel many of the questions even exceed BT standard.
I can't remember which letter that was. But I think I chose D for this one.
There was one easy one I think where it asked about the uses of eMoney and I think I answered that its value is based on Merchants, businesses can support if it has a wide-spread network. Something along those lines. Because the other answers were based on country currency or based on a country's economical value.
But to your point, there was (i felt) an uncanny amount of these questions. And there were a number of them that I thought were from way left field. Not sure if others feel the same.
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I remember the following questions.. any suggestions on the correct answer ?
1) hedging using ccs - the difference in basis is due to ? i remember answers were like arbitrage, speculator, etc.
2) ccp - was the answer 3 ways of clearing? self/bilateral/ccp? i know the self clearing didn't make much sense. other options were not relevant as well.
3) cost of trust in blockchain - options were KYC, G20 fx settlement, etc?
4) neural networks - was the answer something like using weak data to predict outcome or the fuzzy logic?
5) FRTB - was the answer like 5 maturity horizons or something else?
1) hedging using ccs - the difference in basis is due to ? i remember answers were like arbitrage, speculator, etc.
2) ccp - was the answer 3 ways of clearing? self/bilateral/ccp? i know the self clearing didn't make much sense. other options were not relevant as well.
3) cost of trust in blockchain - options were KYC, G20 fx settlement, etc?
4) neural networks - was the answer something like using weak data to predict outcome or the fuzzy logic?
5) FRTB - was the answer like 5 maturity horizons or something else?
chintanmatalia
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@toddler I selected 5 maturity horizons based on Liquidity for FRTB. For 4th point, I selected option which said' neural networks uses fuzzy logic for unstructured or weak data'
I think I also put that for neural networks, but don't think it's the right answer. Anybody know what the correct option was?
chintanmatalia
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https://www.tutorialspoint.com/fuzz...en we use fuzzy logic,can be done in parallel.
The link explains how fuzzy logic is used within neural networks. I feel it's right
chintanmatalia
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For the blockchain question about cost of trust. I believe I have selected an incorrect option. The right option was in lines of that it reduces amount of money blocked in cross border transaction.
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I am not sure
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