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- Join a global network of risk professionals, backed by GARP’s rigorous standards
- FRM Part I Coaching with 100% Placement Support
- 200 + Hours of HD Video Content with explanatory notes for FRM Part 1.
- Solution bank of 2,500+ questions and summarized formula sheet
- Adaptive exam planner with mock tests
- Highly active Discussion Forum for doubt solving
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- Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) & Financial Risk Manager (FRM)
- 7+ Year of experience in Investment Banking - Ex Edelweiss, Ex ICICI Securities and currently working with one of the Big 4s
- Worked on 25+ transactions across sectors and products such as IPOs, QIPs, Rights Issue, FPO & M&A
- Has taught over 250+ students for FRM and Financial Modelling & Valuations
FRM Part I Course Curriculum
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Comprehensive, concept-driven, and industry-focused curriculum with a deep emphasis on risk management.
- Basic Concepts of Risk Management: Understanding the role and importance of risk management in financial institutions.
- Risk Management Frameworks: Overview of frameworks and standards used in risk management.
- Corporate Governance: The relationship between risk management and corporate governance.
- Probability Theory: Fundamental concepts of probability and their applications in risk management.
- Statistical Inference: Hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, and applications in finance.
- Regression Analysis: Understanding and applying linear regression models to financial data.
- Time Series Analysis: Basics of time series modeling and forecasting techniques.
- Monte Carlo Simulation: Techniques for simulating risk and evaluating outcomes in uncertain environments.
- Structure of Financial Markets: Overview of different types of financial markets and their roles.
- Financial Instruments: Characteristics and valuation of various financial instruments, including bonds, stocks, and derivatives.
- Derivative Products: In-depth analysis of derivatives such as futures, options, swaps, and their uses in hedging and risk management.
- Fixed Income Markets: Understanding the bond markets, including interest rate risk, credit risk, and pricing of fixed-income securities.
- Valuation of Derivatives: Introduction to pricing models for options and other derivatives, including the Black-Scholes model.
- Value at Risk (VaR): Concepts and calculation of VaR, including historical, parametric, and Monte Carlo approaches.
- Stress Testing: Techniques for assessing the impact of extreme market conditions on portfolios.
- Credit Risk Models: Basic credit risk modeling techniques, including structural and reduced-form models.
- Risk Measures: Understanding and application of different risk measures, including expected shortfall and scenario analysis.
Benefits Of Joining FRM Part 1 training With TWSS
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FRM® Part 1 Coaching Classes
Global Reach: Over 87,000 FRM-certified professionals worldwide.
Exam Focus: FRM Part 1 covers foundational elements of risk management, including risk management tools, quantitative analysis, financial markets, and valuation techniques.
Passing Rate: The global pass rate for FRM Part 1 is approximately 45%.
Program Duration: Typically takes 6-12 months to complete, depending on study time and preparation.
Curriculum Updates: Regularly updated to include the latest industry trends, regulatory changes, and emerging risks in financial markets.
Candidate Requirement: No specific work experience is required to sit for FRM Part 1, but a background in finance, mathematics, or economics is beneficial.
Annual Enrollment: Thousands of candidates globally register for FRM Part 1 each year, reflecting the growing demand for risk management expertise.
FRM (Financial Risk Manager)
Scope: Comprehensive certification focused on risk management across various financial domains, including market, credit, operational, and investment risks.
Curriculum: Divided into two parts:
- Part 1: Foundational risk management tools, quantitative analysis, financial markets, and valuation techniques.
- Part 2: Advanced application of risk management practices, including market, credit, and operational risks, and risk management in investment management.
Focus: Practical application of risk management principles with a strong emphasis on real-world scenarios and evolving regulatory environments.
Recognition: Globally recognized and highly valued by top employers in the financial industry, particularly for roles requiring deep expertise in risk management.
Career Path: Ideal for roles in risk management, risk consulting, financial analysis, and regulatory compliance.
Requirements: Requires two years of professional experience in risk management or a related field to achieve certification, in addition to passing two levels of exams.
PRM (Professional Risk Manager)
Scope: Certification focused on risk management, emphasizing quantitative risk measurement and modeling techniques.
Curriculum: Composed of four exams:
- Exam 1: Foundations of Risk Management.
- Exam 2: Quantitative Analysis.
- Exam 3: Financial Instruments.
- Exam 4: Case Studies, Standards, Governance, and Ethics.
Focus: Strong emphasis on quantitative risk analysis and theoretical understanding, with a specific focus on risk measurement and control.
Recognition: Recognized globally but often seen as more niche, particularly within roles that require specialized quantitative skills.
Career Path: Suitable for roles in risk analysis, quantitative risk modeling, and financial risk management, particularly in technical and quantitative environments.
Requirements: Requires passing four exams and demonstrating two years of professional experience in risk management or a related field.
Global Recognition: Over 87,000 FRM-certified professionals in more than 160 countries, recognized as leaders in financial risk management.
Rigorous Curriculum: Divided into two parts, covering essential risk management topics, from quantitative analysis to advanced risk management practices, with global pass rates of approximately 45% for Part 1 and 50% for Part 2.
Career Advancement: Enhances career opportunities in risk management, financial analysis, regulatory compliance, and consulting across various industries.
Industry-Relevant Standards: Emphasizes practical, real-world risk management applications, aligned with the latest industry standards and evolving regulatory requirements.
High Demand: Highly regarded by top financial institutions, regulators, and global firms as the benchmark for risk management professionals.
Professional Growth: Requires two years of relevant work experience, ensuring that certified professionals possess both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise.
Program Duration: Typically 1-2 years to complete, offering flexible study options that accommodate working professionals.
Annual Enrollment: Thousands of candidates worldwide register for the FRM exams each year, reflecting its growing importance and demand in the global financial industry.
Comprehensive Coverage: The FRM program is divided into two parts, offering in-depth coverage of risk management, including market, credit, operational, and liquidity risks.
High Success Rates: Our students achieve strong pass rates thanks to a well-structured curriculum, expert guidance, and thorough preparation.
Experienced Faculty: Learn from FRM-certified professionals and seasoned industry experts who bring real-world insights and practical knowledge to the classroom.
Updated Curriculum: Regularly refreshed to include the latest industry trends, regulatory changes, and emerging risk management techniques.
Practical Training: Emphasis on practical application through real-world case studies, simulations, and risk management tools.
Global Recognition: The FRM certification is globally recognized and respected, significantly enhancing career prospects in the field of financial risk management.
Flexible Learning: Offers a range of learning options, including live classes, hybrid formats, and pre-recorded sessions to accommodate various learning preferences.
Professional Networking: Access to a global network of risk management professionals and alumni, providing valuable connections and career support opportunities.
Educational Requirements:
Part 1: No specific educational prerequisites; however, a strong foundation in finance, mathematics, or economics is beneficial.
Part 2: Successful completion of FRM Part 1 is required to register for Part 2.
Professional Experience:
Work Experience: While no prior work experience is required to sit for the exams, two years of full-time professional work experience in financial risk management or a related field is needed to become certified as an FRM.
Exams:
Part 1: Open to anyone with an interest in risk management; no prior finance certification required.
Part 2: Must successfully complete FRM Part 1 before attempting Part 2.
Ethical Standards:
Commitment: Candidates must agree to adhere to GARP’s Code of Conduct, which emphasizes ethical behavior and professional integrity.
Financial Resources:
Program Fees: Ability to pay the registration and exam fees for both Part 1 and Part 2.
Language Proficiency:
English: Proficiency in English is required as all exam materials and communications are in English.
- Risk Analyst: Start your career in risk management by analyzing and assessing various types of financial risks.
- Credit Risk Analyst (Entry Level): Begin working in credit risk assessment, focusing on evaluating the creditworthiness of borrowers.
- Market Risk Analyst (Entry Level): Enter the field of market risk, analyzing risks associated with market movements such as interest rates and currencies.
- Operational Risk Analyst (Entry Level): Gain experience in identifying and mitigating operational risks within an organization.
- Risk Management Associate: Support senior risk managers in implementing risk management strategies and processes.
- Quantitative Analyst (Junior Role): Assist in developing and applying quantitative models to measure financial risks.
- Compliance Analyst: Begin a career ensuring that financial activities comply with regulatory standards, particularly in risk management.
- Treasury Analyst (Entry Level): Start working in corporate treasury, focusing on managing financial risks related to liquidity and funding.
- Risk Reporting Analyst: Prepare and analyze reports that communicate risk exposures and assessments to management.
- Consulting Analyst: Join a consulting firm as an entry-level analyst, focusing on risk management projects for clients.
- High Pass Rates: Benefit from our proven preparation strategies that have helped students achieve pass rates significantly above the global average, with over 80% of our students passing both FRM Part 1 and Part 2.
- Experienced Faculty: Learn from our team of FRM-certified professionals and industry experts with over 20+ years of combined experience in risk management.
- Comprehensive Curriculum: Our program covers all key areas of the FRM exam with 180+ hours of detailed video content, including the latest updates in risk management practices, regulatory changes, and emerging trends.
- Practical Focus: Engage in hands-on learning through 30+ real-world case studies, simulations, and practical exercises designed to prepare you for the challenges faced by risk management professionals.
- Flexible Learning Options: Access our training through live classes, hybrid formats, and over 200+ hours of pre-recorded sessions, allowing you to study at your own pace and convenience.
- Global Recognition: Our FRM training program is aligned with the globally recognized standards set by GARP, enhancing your credentials and career prospects.
- Career Support: Leverage our strong network of over 10,000+ risk management professionals and alumni for career guidance, job placements, and industry connections.
- Proven Track Record: Join the ranks of over 46,693 students who have successfully trained with The WallStreet School, with a large number advancing their careers in top financial institutions.
- Updated Content: Stay ahead with our regularly updated curriculum, reflecting the latest developments in the financial risk management industry.
The Wallstreet School's Placement Assistance Services
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Comprehensive Assistance for Success
- Placement Assistance: The Wall Street School offers placement assistance to all its candidates.
- Assessment Completion: Candidates are added to the TWSS placement pool upon completing the assessments.
- Success-Based Model: The school operates on a success-based model.
- Placement Success Fee: A fee of Rs. 50,000 is charged once a candidate is placed and accepts the offer, facilitated by The Wall Street School.
We have successfully placed over 10,740 students since 2009!
With over 10,740 students successfully placed in finance and accounting roles across various sectors, our strategic expertise and industry connections deliver exceptional outcomes for graduates.
Celebrating FRM Part 1 Achievers
We are incredibly proud of our FRM achievers, recognizing their hard work and dedication. We celebrate every milestone, acknowledging the successful completion of each FRM level as a significant step toward their overall success in earning the FRM designation.
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I want to thank you for all the guidance you have given me, it is with your guidance that today i see my result as passed, i am very happy, god bless you with immense happiness, you are truly a big brother
Sir i wanted to tell you one thing, but didnt have that courage to tell you on call. Thanks sir but you have created a deep impact in my life. Before i joined classes, i was a social media addict, but after listening to you, and those lessons that you are a product when you are using social media. That day and this day. I have not installed instagram since then. And tbh, this feels very amazing, as now rather than wasting time on social media, i have started focusing on myself more. Thanks sir for always creating an impact on so many lives of the students.
It is because of you that I was able to stand up again and prepare for my exams. Thank you for treating your students like your own children. The way you stand behind us like a rock is something only a kind person like you can do. A simple thank you is not enough, but I am truly blessed to have you as my guru.
sir, l've finally cleared Level 2 on my 2nd attempt. Absolutely wouldn't have been possible without your continuous help and guidance. I'm at a loss of words of how grateful I am to you and all of the videos on the portal and your mini anecdotes throughout the lessons which kept me disciplined and motivated. Thank you so much sir. I had been at a very low point in my life after I couldn't clear L2 in August 2023 and this was the confidence boost I needed.
I believe if one wants to develop a career in finance through CFA or any other relevant course, The Wall-Street School provides the best platform for the same. Talking about the teaching style and all, I would like to emphasize about the Karan Singh Sir, with the approach he teaches and his experience of more than a decade in this field, it becomes very much helpful for us to make our way through the courses like CFA, FRM, etc.
I have been associated with The Wallstreet School for the Financial Modelling and Valuations Program, as well as for CFA Level 1, and currently attending CFA Level 2 classes. The program has been exceptional, providing practical and skill-based learning of various valuation techniques and models. The team's dedication to holistic education is remarkable, and the faculty, especially Himanshu sir, Manoj sir, Vikas sir and Karan Singh sir are excellent mentors. Overall, I highly recommend TWSS to anyone looking for a quality education in finance.
I attended the investment banking course and later CFA Level 1 coaching from the institute. My overall experience is quite good as I got to learn the practical part of the finance as well as theoretical in very lucid way. Teachers are highly qualified , calm , composed and always available to take one to one doubt sessions of the students. More focus is given on weak students to get them along with the rest. It would be a value for money investment for one who wants to gain the learn the applied part of the concepts rather than self-mugging up.
FRM Part 1 Course Fees and Admissions
The FRM Part 1 program is open to anyone looking to build a strong foundation in financial risk management, focusing on areas such as market risk, credit risk, operational risk, and liquidity risk. At The Wall Street School, we celebrate your progress, recognizing your achievements as you successfully complete each stage of the FRM journey.
FRM Part I
Pre recorded- FRM Part 1 classes with unlimited mock exams, an extensive question bank, and personalized doubt-solving sessions.
- Duration – 4 Months Hours – 120+ Hours Time – Sat-Sun
FAQ's
Financial Risk Manager
- To earn the FRM Certification, you must complete the following steps:
- Successfully clear the FRM Exam Part I.
- Pass the FRM Exam Part II by the end of the fourth year after passing FRM Part I.
- Provide evidence of two years of full-time work experience in a relevant financial risk management role.
FRM Part I focuses on understanding of risk and financial risk. It covers:
- Foundations of risk management concepts
- Quantitative analysis
- Financial markets and products
- Valuation and risk models
The FRM Exam Part II cover in-depth concepts of Market Risk, Credit Risk , Liquidity Risk , etc . It covers:
- Market risk measurement and management
- Credit risk measurement and management
- Operational and integrated risk management
- Liquidity and treasury risk measurement and management
- Risk management and investment management
- Current issues in financial markets
Before enrolling in the FRM Program, no specific educational or professional prerequisites are required. You can register for the program without needing any specific qualifications or prior experience.
The amount of time required to prepare for the FRM (Financial Risk Manager) examination can vary significantly from person to person based on factors such as your background knowledge, experience, study habits, and familiarity with the material.
However, GARP (Global Association of Risk Professionals) recommends that candidates devote approximately 200-240 hours of study time for each part of the FRM Exam. This is a rough guideline and the actual time needed may vary.
Keep in mind that the FRM Exam covers a comprehensive range of topics related to financial risk management, including quantitative analysis, risk management foundations, risk modeling, market risk, credit risk, operational risk, and more. It’s important to allocate sufficient time for both reviewing the study materials and practicing with mock exams and practice questions to ensure a thorough understanding of the concepts and a successful exam outcome.
The FRM Exam incorporates a moderate level of quantitative content. The mathematical complexity of the exam is akin to that of an advanced undergraduate or an introductory graduate-level finance course commonly taught at universities. While the FRM Exam emphasizes conceptual understanding, candidates are expected to be familiar with essential formulas and calculations and should be capable of their accurate application. It’s important to note that formula sheets are not provided during the exam.
GARP (Global Association of Risk Professionals) aims to uphold a high-quality curriculum and the related study materials for their program. To ensure that the content remains current and precise, GARP conducts an annual review of the curriculum. Revisions and updates are implemented, and new study materials are typically made available on December 1st for the subsequent calendar year. This practice ensures that the FRM program’s content remains up-to-date and in line with the evolving field of financial risk management.
To postpone an upcoming FRM Exam to the next available session, follow these steps:
- Log in to your GARP account on the designated platform.
- Navigate to the “My Programs” section.
- Locate and select the “Exam Setup” button for the FRM Program.
- Please note that switching exam months requires a paid registration.
- You can change your exam date once for a fee of USD 250.
- The deadlines for switching your exam month are as follows:
- For May’s Exams, the last day to switch is March 31.
- For the August Exam, the last day to switch is June 30.
- For November’s Exams, the last day to switch is September 30.
- Remember, you can defer your exam date within the specified periods and for a fee, but make sure to complete the process before the respective deadline for the desired exam session.
- This is information is as per the GARP current guideline, may change in future.
Opting for the FRM (Financial Risk Manager) certification can offer several compelling benefits for individuals interested in the field of financial risk management. Here are some reasons why you might consider pursuing the FRM designation:
- Career Advancement: The FRM certification is highly regarded in the financial industry and can enhance your career prospects. It demonstrates your expertise and commitment to risk management, making you a more attractive candidate for job opportunities and promotions.
- Global Recognition: The FRM designation is recognized worldwide, allowing you to stand out in the competitive global job market. It signifies your proficiency in risk management principles and practices, which can be valuable in both local and international job roles.
- Specialized Knowledge: The FRM curriculum covers a wide range of risk management topics, providing you with in-depth knowledge and skills in areas such as quantitative analysis, risk modeling, market risk, credit risk, and more. This specialized expertise can set you apart in roles that require a deep understanding of financial risk.
- Career Flexibility: The skills gained through the FRM program are applicable across various sectors of the financial industry, including banking, asset management, hedge funds, consulting, and regulatory agencies. This versatility enables you to explore different career paths within finance.
- Higher Earning Potential: FRM-certified professionals often command higher salaries due to their specialized knowledge and the added value they bring to organizations. The certification can lead to better compensation and financial rewards.
Ultimately, the decision to pursue the FRM certification depends on your career goals, interests, and aspirations within the financial industry. If you have a strong inclination toward risk management and want to excel in this specialized field, the FRM designation can be a valuable investment in your professional future.
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The FRM part 1 is specializing in the domain of risk management for professional individuals. It has been offered by the Global Association of Risk Professionals to be able to prepare those participants with the skills and methods through which they could recognize, analyze, and hence manage different financial risks likely to affect businesses. The two parts include the risk management frameworks, quantitative analysis, market and credit risk, and operational risk. Taking FRM online classes offered the candidate flexibility in choosing a learning path so they could properly prepare for such rigorous exams with other commitments in professional pursuits.
This is the perfect FRM program for those seeking to pursue a career in financial risk management, whether as risk analysts, risk managers, or financial consultants. Besides enhancing credibility in the finance industry, it opens job opportunities globally. FRM Online Classes allow the candidate to register for the formal online class, as well as a source of the current version of the course materials, where one can stay updated and updated with current industry practice. FRM-certified personnel are in high demand today by major banks, investment firms, and regulatory bodies because of the knowledge required by the latter for effective risk management and risk mitigation capable of influencing financial stability.
The WallStreet School is one of the leading schools offering FRM Online Classes. The institute delivers clear, down-to-earth practical approaches from expert faculty with great pass rates. Couched in the very fabric of industry professionals on board, this school gives a deep understanding of the complex concepts of risk and their real applications. Another added resource is that The WallStreet School offers the most comprehensive study resources such as mock exams, case studies, and interactive sessions-all of which are a must to ace FRM exams. The flexibility provided by online can easily adapt to working professionals while being prepared with their careers. It is this expert guidance and practical learning combination that makes The WallStreet School an excellent choice for serious candidates.
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