
Practice Package (for FRM Part II)
$179.00
AnalystPrep’s FRM Part II Practice Package includes:
- Question Bank (2,200 FRM Part II practice questions organized by chapter)
- Printable Mock Exams (2 mock exams for a total of 160 extra practice questions)
- Performance Tracking Tools (View your performance in attractive charts and compare yourself to all other AnalystPrep candidates in real time)
- 5 Ask-a-tutor Questions (Ask five questions to our tutors via live chat)
- 12-Month Access (No recurring billing)
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AnalystPrep’s FRM Part II practice questions reflect the difficulty and style of the live FRM exam part II. We provide you with a tailored, exam-centered question bank designed to teach you all the essentials of the topics that will make up the curriculum of the test. The question bank undergoes regular updates to incorporate the latest curriculum changes.
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Question Bank
Mock Exams
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About FRM Part II
The FRM Part II exam is broken down into five different general themes, and are all assigned different percentages that factor into your overall grade:
- Market Risk Measurement and Management (20%)
- Credit Risk Measurement and Management (20%)
- Operational and Integrated Risk Management (20%)
- Liquidity and Treasury Risk Management and Measurement (15%)
- Risk Management in Investment Management (15%)
Current Issues in Financial Markets (10%)
Part II of the FRM exams will challenge you on 80 multiple choice questions and is offered at two available dates – in November and in April. Pass rates for the FRM Part II exam average around 50%, but keep in mind that half of the candidates have already failed Part I.
There are several key topics that should be emphasized throughout your study plan for FRM Part II. They include:
- VaR Mapping
- Volatility Smiles
- Spread Risk and Default Intensity Models
- Netting, Compression, Resets, and Termination Features
- Stress Testing Banks
- Basel II.5, Basel III, and Other Post-Crisis Changes
- Alpha (and the Low-Risk Anomaly)
- Performing Due Diligence on Specific Managers and Funds
- Current Issues in Financial Markets
- etc.
In the exam, you have to understand the basics behind these theories, but also apply complex mathematical formulas to solve questions that are much more lengthy than in Part I. From experience, the only way to get through is to practice, practice, and practice…