Exam II

[Anonymous]

Does anyone suggestions for additional study materials for Exam II.

[Anonymous]

prof carol alexander Quantitative methods for finance, a good book

[Anonymous]

Thanks Kudzmak!

[Anonymous]

Dear All,

I am currently preparing for exam 2 however as per the handbook, there are excel files also, when i excess them its does not open. can someone please let me know how can i access those excel files and if possible send me the links if there are any available.

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Give me your email adress so that I can forward you the links..

[Anonymous]

Dear 4rina,

U can email me the links at rabykhalid@gmail.com

Thanks a ton…

[Anonymous]

Is there any question bank available which can be used for more practice for exam 2 which is same as the real exam. if yes please let me know where can i find it. also i am planning to take exam 2 and exam 1 in December 2013, what should be my strategy to clear both the exams.

[Anonymous]

I have just sat for the complete exam 1 to 4. I think just the handbook and riskprep questions will be fine. No harm in getting more questions. I dont really know ur background so the strategy depends on your background, but try to know and understand the curriculum rather than just passing the exam, otherwise u will be a lousy risk manager. Questions i got tested on my understanding of the application of the concepts rather than just memorising points and formulae. Just cover the LOS as per study guides and u will be fine

[Anonymous]

passed exams 2, 3 and 4 in one go and will have to wait for exam 1

[Anonymous]

Congratulations Kudzmak

[Anonymous]

@kudzmak did u take the full exam or took 4 separate exams, please share your experience on the same. i have the PRM handbooks will they be enough for the study. what should be the strategy to clear the exams. if i am taking them separately.

[Anonymous]

I took the full exam but i recommend taking one at a time(u pay more!) Failed exam 1 with a 50%. They asked stuff from exam 3 in exam 1 which was confusing really.

Trying to memorise 4 different exams in one go can be challenging. The PRM Handbook and Riskprep is enough but u can use other sources to try and understand any areas u dont get in the handbook. Read Mukul’s free tutorials, all of them, just read them, they are very good.

i used prof carol alexander’s books(Market risk analysis) except the econometrics one in areas where i needed more clarification especially for exam 2 as my math was a bit rusty and the handbook sort of rushed thru some areas.

i also used the quizlet stuff as good summaries (look for Rambus and Daniger on Quizlet)

Finally, dont stress too much on very complicated formuale in the handbook. and then u dont need to get everything right just 60%!!!!!

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