Registration is now open for May 17, 2014 FRM Exam.
The FRM designation is the globally recognized standard for those who manage risk. Currently, there are over 28,000 Certified FRMs worldwide working at the top global banks, asset management firms, professional services firms, insurance companies, hedge funds, regulatory bodies, and corporations.
Fees and Registration Dates
Early Registration
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PART II CANDIDATE* |
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| EARLY REGISTRATION MAY 2014 EXAM December 1, 2013 – January 31, 2014 (Registration deadline is 23:59 EST) |
Enrollment Fee: US$300 |
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| Exam Fee: US$350 |
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Exam Fee: US$350 |
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| Total: US$650 |
Total: US$350 |
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Standard Registration
| NEW FRM PART I CANDIDATE |
RETURNING PART I CANDIDATE* |
PART II CANDIDATE* |
RETURNING PART II CANDIDATE |
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| STANDARD REGISTRATION MAY 2014 EXAM February 1, 2014 – February 28, 2014 (Registration deadline is 23:59 EST) |
Enrollment Fee: US$300 |
Enrollment Fee: N/A |
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| Exam Fee: US$475 |
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Exam Fee: US$475 |
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| Total: US$775 |
Total: US$475 |
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Late Registration
| NEW FRM PART I CANDIDATE |
RETURNING PART I CANDIDATE* |
PART II CANDIDATE* |
RETURNING PART II CANDIDATE |
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| LATE REGISTRATION MAY 2014 EXAM March 1, 2014 – April 15, 2014 (Registration deadline is 23:59 EST) |
Enrollment Fee: US$300 |
Enrollment Fee: N/A |
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| Exam Fee: US$650 |
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| Total: US$950 |
Total: US$650 |
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Also Read: Complete guide to FRM Qualification
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Frequently Asked Question
How much time is needed to prepare for the FRM Exam?
Candidates’ preparation times will vary based on their prior professional experience level, academic backgrounds, and familiarity with the concepts tested on the curriculum. Therefore, it is difficult to recommend a particular number of hours to dedicate to studying. For some guidance, however, a survey of May 2012 FRM Exam Part I test takers indicates that, on average, individuals devoted about 240 hours to Exam preparation. Individual figures, however, varied from less than 100 hours to more than 400 hours.
What is the difference between the FRM and the CFA? The FRM is an excellent way for candidates to improve their knowledge of market risk, operational risk, credit risk, integrated risk management, valuation and risk models, and risk management in investment management, among other topics. There are many CFA holders who are also Certified FRMs, as the designations attest to different skills and aspects of a candidate’s capabilities and the two professional designations complement each other very well. Demonstrating your competencies in financial risk via the FRM designation is a win-win for CFA charterholders especially given the prominent role that CROs and risk managers are now taking in financial institutions in the wake of the global financial crisis.