CFA Level II 2020: Fixed Income - Credit Analysis Model

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[@ayushchoudhari7454]

Thank you. The video was helpful.

[@hollyjohnston4868]

Even better than your first video explaining this! As always thank you for simplifying.

[@ryansimone2905]

Awesome video!! Thank you!

[@shubhampahwa5265]

Very nice teacher 👌

[@nicholastham14]

is Hazard rate conditional or unconditional? CFA notes seems to say that it is conditional but in 15:39 u mentioned that it is unconditional.

[@MouliBeesetti]

Same doubt....

[@mikhailn3217]

same @@MouliBeesetti

[@kritirastogi4953]

Very nice explanation!!

[@MP-kx6jj]

when you are calculating the present values for 1,2,3,4 years you are not disounting the coupon payment and divide that with (1+r)n formula.

[@FintreeIndia]

Can you help us with specific timeline in the video?

[@FintreeIndia]

Timeline in the video ?

[@shashankjindal2383]

What are batch timings for L-2 2020 batch?

[@FintreeIndia]

Hi Shashank, Thanks for getting in touch with us! The current batch for the FinTree CFA Level II Classroom Course is from 1.30 pm - 6.30 pm on Sundays in Pune and Bengaluru and at the same time in Mumbai on Saturdays. Best regards, Team FinTree

[@uthrashankar5285]

@@FintreeIndiahi do you have online classroom session ??

[@vivekprasannakumar1826]

Sir i didn't understand hazard rate

[@vivekprasannakumar1826]

Can anyone explain

[@prithvirajsinghrajput1409]

@@vivekprasannakumar1826 I would frame it as a rate of loss that is going to be incurred at that particular time on that exposure value, from the example I interpreted as the percentage loss for the year end

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