FRM Part 1 - Book 1| Book 2| Book 3| Book 4| - Full Course
Pass FRM-I exam at one go. Learn everything from scratch in simple way.What you'll learn
- students will gain a deep understanding of various aspects related to risk management, financial markets, valuation, and quantitative analysis.
- The course is structured into different sections, each covering specific topics to provide a well-rounded education.
- Introduction to the FRM Part 1 exam and its curriculum.
- Fundamental principles of risk management and its application. Corporate risk management and enterprise risk management.
- Analysis of cultural factors influencing risk-taking in banks. Overview and historical analysis of financial disasters.
- Mock paper-solving strategies and evaluation techniques.
- Understanding valuation and risk models, including mean-variance framework, VaR, and stress testing.
- Exploration of pricing conventions, interest rates, bond valuation, and simulation methods.
- Practical application of learned concepts through solving mock papers. Strategies for answering questions related to various parts of the FRM Part 1 exam
- Pooled fund management: Understanding collective investment challenges and advantages.
- The more you read and study about the financial risk the more you become expert in this particular field. The curriculum makes you more knowledgeable
- In-depth exploration of mutual funds, undesirable trading behavior, and hedge funds.
- Examination of Central Counterparty (CCP) transactions, OTC markets, and the valuation of futures contracts.
- In-depth analysis of financial markets and products. Examination of market risk, credit risk, operational risk, and bank regulations.
- Understanding valuation and risk management models, including stress testing, pricing conventions, and bond valuation.
- Comprehensive coverage of derivatives, including options, forwards, and futures.
- Exploration of various financial markets and products. Detailed analysis of market risk, credit risk, operational risk, and bank regulations.
- In-depth discussions on derivatives, including options, forwards, and futures trading strategies.
- Understanding the nuances of bond valuation and risk management models.
- Throughout the course, students will acquire practical skills, theoretical knowledge, and strategic thinking required to navigate the complex landscape of FRM
- You will be well-prepared for the FRM Part 1 exam and equipped with a solid foundation for careers in risk management, finance, and related fields
