THE FRMâ PRIMER AND CLINIC - Evening Tutorials and Saturday Revision Clinic October - November 2005, London
If you are planning to sit GARP's Financial Risk Manager (FRMâ) exam this November, you will find these tutorials an invaluable revision aid.
To receive a .pdf brochure containing detailed information, please either respond to this email or call me on 01895 256 484. In the meantime, below is a brief description:
FORMAT:
The FRM Primer is split into four evening tutorial modules each covering a different aspect of the exam. The modules take place on week nights (Tuesdays and Thursdays) 1800 - 2100 in London.
The FRM clinic is a full day revision clinic. It is held on Saturday 12 November 0800-1700, a week before the exam.
Modules are spaced to allow optimum revision time and can be booked individually or you can register for all modules and the clinic as a package.
CONTENT:
This course is designed to be highly interactive to focus on the participants' requirements, which may be discovered only after detailed discussion with the tutor. Therefore the modules are not in the form of prepared lectures - their great value lies in the fact that they are designed to guide and instruct exam candidates with specific queries.
Participants are asked to submit questions beforehand, to ensure the content matches their individual needs as much as possible.
STRUCTURE AND MODULE DATES:
Module 1 - Quantitative Analysis - 25%
4, 6 and 11 October, 1800-2100 (3 evenings in total)Module 2 - Market Risk - 25%
13, 18 and 20 October, 1800-2130 (3 evenings in total)Module 3 - Credit and Operational Risk - 25%
25 and 27 October and 1 November ,, 1800-2130 (3 evenings in total)Module 4 - Investment Risk Management - 25%
3, 8 and 10 November, 1800-2130 (3 evenings)FRM Clinic Saturday 12 November, 0800-1700 (full day)
THE PRESENTERS: The modules are presented by leading risk practitioners and headed by lead tutor Dr. Gary van Vuuren, an FRM certificate holder. Gary has worked in investment banking, asset management and now for one of the 'big four' consulting firms in the City of London.