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William May Senior Vice President, FRM Program Manager Head, Academic Outreach GARP Research and Educational Programs February 2014 FRM/ERP Recognition Ceremony The Benefits of Professional Certification
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William May Senior Vice President, FRM Program Manager Head, Academic Outreach GARP Research and Educational Programs February 2014

FRM/ERP Recognition Ceremony The Benefits of Professional Certification

As the leading professional

association for risk managers,

GARP's mission is to advance

the risk profession through

education, training and the

promotion of best practices

globally.

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Mission to advance the risk management profession through education and certification. GARP as an organization has been around since 1996 and has grown alongside the formalization of the risk management profession, and we see that particularly when we look at our professional certification programs.

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GARP’s Risk Management Certification Programs

• Financial Risk Manager (FRM®) program • Leading global professional designation program for risk management • Administered by GARP since 1997 • Program objective — assess an individual’s ability to measure and manage

risk in a real-world environment • FRM Committee comprised of senior risk managers and researchers

• Committee Chair: Prof. René Stulz, Ohio State University

• Energy Risk Professional (ERP®) program

• Launched in 2009 to address the growing importance of energy • Program objective — assess an individual’s ability to measure and manage

physical and financial risk in the energy industry • EOC Committee comprised of senior risk managers, commodity traders,

and quantitative analysts

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Growth and Global Acceptance of the FRM Program

• Annual growth of 24% in registrations per year 2002 – 2013 • In 2013, FRM candidates came from 141 different countries

and territories

More than 900 organizations had 5 or more FRM registrations in 2013

Currently, there are over 28,000 Certified FRMs worldwide

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Number of Organizations Represented by 5 or More Registrants

• Registrants come from every major financial institution, government regulator, consulting firm, and academic institution around the world

FRM ANNUAL GROWTH IN REGISTRATIONS

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Significant growth in the demand for the FRM designation

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FRMs Are Well Represented Around the World

1. ICBC 2. HSBC 3. Bank of China 4. PwC 5. UBS 6. Citi 7. KPMG 8. Agricultural Bank of China 9. EY 10. Deutsche Bank 11. Standard Chartered Bank 12. Credit Suisse 13. Deloitte 14. JP Morgan 15. Barclays 16. Samsung 17. ING 18. Bank of Communications 19. Bank of America 20. BBVA

Top 20 companies with the most FRMs

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Global Big banks consulting firms Diverse: Asset managers, technology vendors, academic institutions, regulators

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Total ERP Registrations

ERP Candidate Registrations Are Growing

Top Companies with the Most Certified ERPs

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Newer program but has grown nicely in its first few years Top companies: financial services energy firms consulting firms Also regulators and universities

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Driving Demand for Risk Certification

• Increased demand for risk managers • Financial markets and firms are increasingly globalized and interconnected • Global financial products are becoming ever more complex • Transactions are happening at faster rates and data sets are getting larger • Regulatory initiatives and requirements are increasing • The recent global crisis has only accentuated these fundamental forces

• Emergence of a risk professional • Definable skills and abilities

• Increased value of the FRM and ERP certifications

• Exam curriculum that is aligned with current industry practice and rising global demands

• Holistic view of risk – skills and knowledge applicable across situations, firms, and industries

• Continuous learning opportunities through GARP’s CPE Program

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Why have these programs succeeded? Risk management has always been a part of financial services but over the past 20 years, there has been the recognition that products and markets had gotten so complex, that transactions are happening so fast, that the interactions between firms, market participants and regulators have gotten so interconnected that there is a need for individuals who do nothing but monitor how much risk is being taken and how to insure that risk is being used wisely across the firm. With that, comes the emergence of the professional risk manager with a very definable set of skills and abilities that include market and product knowledge, quantitative and data management skills, analytic and communication skills, among others. And with that comes greater value to risk certifications, in particular the FRM and ERP Why those in particular? Alignment with industry practice – program design (dynamic, holistic view of risk), committees, job task analysis Ongoing learning through CPE

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Things to know as a candidate

• The FRM and ERP exams are challenging

• Don’t fear the quantitative topics

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So we have two groups here tonight and I’ll start with some tips for the FRM and ERP candidates. Realize that these exams are challenging. In both cases, there is a lot of material covered and although in both cases, the exams are multiple choice – they are not easy. We generally limit definition-type questions and focus much more on practical issues and scenarios. Pass rates Get the material study guides, AIMs, preparation handbooks, books, practice exams Exam prep providers Don’t fear the quantitative topics know strengths and weaknesses, know generally how the approach works and what the scale of the answer should be, eliminate obviously wrong answers, check your calculations twice.

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Things to know as a candidate

• The FRM and ERP Practice Exams are (sort of) representative of the actual exams

• Know the exam-day policies and procedures • Know where your test site is and how to get there with lots of

time • Have the proper ID • Have the right calculator and know how to use it • Follow the rules, pay attention to the time, stop writing when

time is up • Answer every question

• Know what you need to do after you pass

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Use the practice exams wisely Know the exam day policies and procedures – don’t add stress on top of stress Know what you need to do after you pass certification requires work experience.

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Things to know as a Certified FRM/ERP

• GARP wants you! • Certified FRMs and ERPs are the key to the future of both

programs • Job Task Analysis defines the curriculum • Participation in exam development

• There is continuing professional education (CPE) for both the FRM and ERP • GARP’s CPE Program requires 40 hours of CPE credit every 2

years • Global, flexible and delivers an extensive range of highly

relevant programs • Broad range of global providers of education and training

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Next, let me turn to the newly certified FRMs and ERPs

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Things to know as a Certified FRM/ERP

• Institutional awareness and endorsement of the FRM and ERP is growing quickly • Corporate, regulatory and academic outreach

• Stay connected • FRM/ERP Community

• Directory • Blog

• Chapters • Events – Annual Convention

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Newly Certified FRMs and ERPs

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Newly Certified FRMs and ERPs

Newly Certified FRMs Newly Certified ERPs Martin Atzler Cornelius Kenning Simon Kornek

Nishit Bangera Christian Lehmann David Meyerhoff

Erich Gunther Alfred Bechtel Jessica Neuber Volodymyr Sorokoumov

Gabriel Bobeica Jan Hendrik Nobereit

Kristian Buric Jana Nosalova

Thomas Claussnitzer Christian Paul

Christian Esteban de la Torre Betancourt Danijel Radulovic

Christian Eilert Philipp Salzer

Maria Frick Gabriel Segredo

Meike Froehlich Stefanie Antonia Stratz

Teodora Stoyanova Grueva Ruediger Werner

Mohit Gulati Linghong Xu

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Passed in 2013

FRMs ERPs Jacek Adamus Stefanie Lyga Daniel Benjamin Yusuf Braaker

Christoph Becher Manuel May Dipendu Kar

Simone Cifani Marian Pollmann Markus Robert Koesters

Meijia Cong Bjorn Hendrik Portner Sebastian Rieger

Payman Dadras Philipp Schnizler

Markus Diehl Nicole Schnur

Xiaoxia Feng Xingyi Shi

Anton Fuchs Iuliia Symon

Marco Giessner Torsten-Alexander Christoph Thebes

Rafael Gospodorz Yvon Regis Tounkap Nkwate

Uwe Helin Swetlana Ufelmann

Norbert Kirchler Stefanie Werling Bulent Kucukeris Narayana Yaganti Oleg Kulkov Yunsi Ye Wei Li

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Study Group Formation

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Study Group Formation

• Organize into 4 groups: • FRM Part 1, FRM Part 2, FRM Both Parts, ERP

• General guidance • Share contact info and appoint a coordinator • Agree on schedule – meeting place, meeting time • Agree on expectations

• Assign readings • Template for group

• Summary by AIM Statement of key knowledge points • Sample calculations • Possible questions

• Other resources – exam prep providers, certified FRMs/ERPs

Creating a culture of risk awareness®

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© 2014 Global Association of Risk Professionals. All rights reserved.

About GARP | The Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) is a not-for-profit global membership organization dedicated to preparing professionals and organizations to make better informed risk decisions. Membership represents over 150,000 risk management practitioners and researchers from banks, investment management firms, government agencies, academic institutions, and corporations from more than 195 countries and territories. GARP administers the Financial Risk Manager (FRM®) and the Energy Risk Professional (ERP®) Exams; certifications recognized by risk professionals worldwide. GARP also helps advance the role of risk management via comprehensive professional education and training for professionals of all levels. www.garp.org.


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