FRM Part II · exam guide
FRM Part II Career Scope
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GARP describes the FRM as a certification showing that a professional can assess, measure and monitor risk in real-world situations. GARP reports more than 100,000 FRM-certified professionals across 190+ countries and regions.
Typical roles
- Risk analysis
- Model validation
- Trading
- Portfolio management
- Treasury
- Audit
- Consulting
Where you can work
- Banks and financial institutions
- Asset and investment management
- Consulting and audit firms
What it leads to: Passing Part II, together with two years of relevant full-time work experience submitted to GARP, leads to the FRM certification.