What is FRM?

FRM full – Financial Risk Management that refers to a globally recognised certification awarded by the body of the Global Association Of Risk Professionals (GARP) based in the USA. This qualification equips one with the expertise in managing financial risks across various financial industries and institutions.

FRM Course Duration – 1 to 2 years

The program is divided into two parts:

Part I FRM: Part 1 of FRM teaches you the tools to analyze the topics in Part 2. This section covers the essentials. You will focus on quantitative analysis, risk management principles, financial markets, and valuation models.

Part II FRM: And now you put all these tools you have learned to work. This part teaches real-world applications with market, credit, and operational risk, even the newest trends in financial markets.

Eligibility Criteria 

An undergraduate in the final year of their degree can also apply for the FRM course. However, you need to clear your part 1 to appear for the part two examinations. Within the 5 years of your learning journey, you must also have 2 years of relevant work experience.

Job Profile 

Risk Analyst, Risk Manager, Credit Risk Analyst, Market Risk Analyst, Regulatory Risk Analyst