Free GARP FRM-Part-1 Exam Questions

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Question 1

One of the basic requirements of a risk control process that a risk and control selfassessment program (RCSA) fails in is the:

A : expert opinion of managers.

B : ongoing assessment of the e ectiveness of risk management activities.

C : independent veri cation of risk identi cation and measurement.

D : identi cation of expected losses.

Answer: C

Question 2

Bonds rated B have a 25% chance of default in five years. Bonds rated CCC have a 40% chance of default in five years. A portfolio consists of 30% B and 70% CCC-rated bonds. If a randomly selected bond defaults in a five-year period, what is the probability that it was a Brated bond?

A : 0.250.

B : 0.429.

C : 0.625.

D : 0.211.

Answer: D

Question 3

As a research analyst, you're analyzing the probability that the prices of dollar will go below 72 after theupcoming budget. Suppose that the prices of dollar are uniformly distributed with a floor at Rs. 70 and a ceiling atRs. 75 imposed by the government, then what is the probability that the prices of gold will be set below 72?

A : 0.625

B : 0.425

C : 0.4

D : 0.815

Answer: C

Question 4

An analyst is estimating whether a fund's excess return for a quarter is related to interest rates and last quarter's excess return. The regression equation is found to have unconditional heteroskedasticity and serial correlation. Which of the following is most accurate? Parameter estimates will be:

A : accurate and statistical inference about the parameters will be valid.

B : inaccurate but statistical inference about the parameters will be valid.

C : inaccurate and statistical inference about the parameters will not be valid.

D : accurate but statistical inference about the parameters will not be valid.

Answer: C

Question 5

Which of the following liquidity de nitions is most likely associated with funding liquidity?

A : The length of time it will take an asset to regain its price after the price has fallen temporarily.

B : The loss that would be sustained by a trader who sells an asset and then immediately buys it back.

C : The number of units of an asset a trader can buy or sell at the current market quote (bid and ask prices).

D : The risk that investors may not be able to roll over short-term debt to nance the purchase of an asset.

Answer: D

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