FRM Part 1 - Book 4 - Valuation and Risk Models (Part 2/2)
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The lectures walk through the last nine chapters of the Valuation and Risk Models textbook, covering pricing conventions, discounting, interest rates, bond yield calculations, duration, convexity, DV01, term‑structure modeling, binomial trees, the Black‑Scholes‑Merton formula, and the Greeks. It’s aimed at anyone preparing for the FRM Part 1 exam who already knows basic finance concepts, so you’ll need familiarity with introductory risk and valuation ideas. The material is presented as video lessons that follow the textbook chapter order, with each concept explained and illustrated through examples. Completing the series gives you a comprehensive review of the core valuation and risk‑modeling topics required for the exam.
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What you'll learn
- Explain pricing conventions, discounting methods, and arbitrage principles
- Calculate interest rates, bond yields, and total returns
- Apply duration, convexity, and DV01 to fixed‑income instruments
- Model non‑parallel term‑structure shifts and use binomial trees for pricing
- Derive and use the Black‑Scholes‑Merton model for option valuation
- Interpret option sensitivity measures (the Greeks)
Course objectives
- Summarize the key concepts from chapters 9‑16 of the Valuation and Risk Models book
- Provide worked examples that mirror FRM Part 1 exam questions
- Enable students to compute and interpret fixed‑income and option metrics
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