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What does the frm exam mean?
FRM exam is a financial risk manager exam, and it is a certification exam sponsored by the most authoritative International Finance Association (GARP) in the global financial market. The FRM exam is divided into two parts, namely the first part of FRM and the second part of FRM. The examination covers skills and knowledge in the field of financial risk management, including credit risk, market risk, operational risk, investment, risk monitoring and measurement.

FRM certificate is the most recognized certificate in the financial industry to prove its risk management and derivative skills. Only professionals with FRM certificates can better identify and avoid risks than other financial practitioners. The content and difficulty of FRM examination are relatively high. Passing the exam can fully demonstrate your professional quality and help improve your professional competitiveness.

In order to successfully pass the FRM exam, we should prepare for the exam in strict accordance with the reference materials in the exam outline. When preparing for the exam, we should strengthen the mastery of basic concepts and theories, and pay attention to the application of understanding in practice. It is suggested that with the help of various training institutions and exam guidance books, we should conduct self-test through mock exams to improve our submission ability in an all-round way. At the same time, the examination should be conducted in strict accordance with the examination time and regulations to prevent the time from being insufficient or overdue.