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I found quants hard to go through, but PM and Economics were toughest for me at L1. I don’t think economics was explained particularly well. If I were you, with hindsight I would concentrate much more on PM than I did back at L1, if only because it’s a big part of L2 and a massive part of L3. If you can get the basics right it will make your life so much easier later on!
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I expect the “hardest” part will turn out to be whatever you are personally weakest at: for some Quants, for other FRA, etc.
I’m planning to just sit down and go through it, determine my weak spots, and go from there.I’ve been in a completely different industry in a non-finance role for nearly 4 years so I’m curious to see what turns out to be like riding a bicycle and what I need to learn or relearn.
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None at all. You may get asked a pension related question (I.e. who has the shortest time horizon, the company with average age of workforce of 35, or average age of 59), but there is no direct FRA section.
http://www.cfainstitute.org/programs/cfaprogram/exams/Pages/exam_topic_area_weights.aspx
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