Being one of the largest authorized preparation providers in India has its benefits. You get to interact with many students and help them on their career aspirations. A good 40% of the students who approach us are candidates who are gathering information about the different career options available to them as a finance professional. Counseling [...]

I hope that all of you are well on your way revising for the FRM Part I Examination this week. With less than a week for the exam, here are some tips to keep in mind – Last week strategy Go through all the question banks in your courseware If you have any queries or [...]

Operational risk modelling uses Loss Data Analysis (internal or external), Scenario Analysis and data on Business Environment and Internal Controls. Loss data analysis and Scenario Analysis require fitting probability distribution to loss data or scenario data i.e. identifying which distribution best describes the empirical or expert judgement data.

The rogue trader that cost UBS $2 billion adds to a long list of case studies that only begins with Barings, Sumitomo, Allied Irish Bank, and Kidder Peabody… and never seems to end. When we review high-profile risk failures, a common theme emerges: although many involved a chain of multiple breakdowns, most high-profile risk failures [...]

The webinar conducted by Pristine for FRM Part II candidates on Credit Risk in the month of August 2011, for launching it’s 2011 batch. Pristine has a laudable record of a 90% pass percentage in it’s last FRM Part II batch.

The FRM Part I and Part II results have been announced in the past week, and the results for Pristine students have been pretty good. For FRM Part I, 70% students so far have cleared their examinations and are now eligible for the Part II exam. For FRM Part II, a whooping 95% students have [...]

We are pleased to announce that Pristine has tied up with SHRi Corp. to provide trainings in the areas Financial Risk Management, Financial Modeling and HR Analytics. Starting this July, students can get in touch with SHRi Corp. if they want class room trainings in Singapore. Corporates interested in Pristine’s corporate training programs may also [...]

There is no secret formula that can help you navigate through the FRM program and pass the test, but an organized, disciplined approach will help you pass each level of the program and ultimately achieve your goal. Don’t waste time, get going: Allow a minimum of one week for each study session spread over several [...]

Join us for a Free Seminar for FRM Part I in Mumbai on 26th June at Khar Education Society, Mumbai. For more details, click on Read More.

The Asset Schedule shows the outflow of cash from the balance sheet, which is registered in the P&L, of the company. You will be basically learning how to put the costs of buying the assets in the statements. The cost of buying the asset is recognized through a term called Depreciation. This depreciation is added to the last year’s accumulated depreciation and also recognized in the P&L account. So you will be learning how the asset schedule is built and linked with P&L and Balance Sheet.