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Hi guys, New to the site. Just passed CFA Level II. I won’t start studying for Level III until early next year so i thought i will tackle FRM Level 1 for the next three months (no not seeking a dose of alphabet soup.i do want to become a risk analyst!). Any suggestions what the best training provider/study material is for Level 1? I’m reading differing opinions on here - some suggest official GARP books, others mention, bionic turtle etc. I used CFAI books for CFA I and II which was enough.would reading the GARP books get me through for FRM?

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Hi, hands up! I also passed CFA Level II this Jun, but will sit Level III next year, now for FRM Part I this Nov. I have almost finished reading the first 2 books of notes, the key concepts required for the exam are presented in a very succinct way, but it may be a bit difficult to comprehend if you don’t have enough quantitative background, e.g.

The statistics part in Quantitative method. But of course, past exam-takers’ experience was that, the actual exam will test them far LESS calculations as everyone expected, so I think it’s enough to read for understanding.

I think it is a great to be pursuing the “alphabet soup” (as everyone seems to call multiple letters after a name) I earned my FRM and really enjoyed the experience. I am just starting the CFA process now.and I want as many letters after my name as I can earn and that I find valuable. (CERA, ASA, FSA are others that I might pursue later - if only for the challenge).

I cannot recommend Bionic Turtle enough. My name is throughout that forum too as I was very active there - please feel free tor each out if I can assist with your prep. I’m a charterholder and CFA Level 2 candidate. Decided to pursue the FRM since the material interested me. I’ve put in at least a solid 100/150 hours of studying to this point. I bought for my studies, in addition I have used for both the CFA. Out of the 3, is by far weakest for the FRM.