FRM Part 2 - Book 2 - Credit Risk (Part 1/2)
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Brief Introduction
FRM Course by Prof. James Forjan, PhDDescription
James Forjan has taught graduate and post-graduate finance classes for over 25 years and has also co-authored college-level investment books. His resume includes:
BS in Accounting
Master of Science in Finance
PhD in Finance (minor in Economics, two PhD level courses in Econometrics)
Completed the CFA Program in 2004 and earned the CFA charter later that year
College professor who taught at six institutions since classes such as Corporate Finance, Investments, Derivatives Securities, International Finance
In this course, Prof. James Forgan, PhD, summarizes the first 9 chapters from the Credit Risk book so you can learn or review all of the important concepts for your FRM part 2 exam.
This course includes the following chapters:
1. The Credit Decision
2. The Credit Analyst
3. Capital Structure in Banks
4. Rating Assignment Methodologies
5. Credit Risks and Credit Derivatives
6. Spread Risk and Default Intensity Models
7. Portfolio Credit Risk
8. Structured Credit Risk
9. Counterparty Credit Risk
Requirements
- Requirements
- No requirement
Analyst Prep
4.1 Raiting
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