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Thank you for your videos! You are saving me two days before my exam. My lecturer taught me nothing over this semester so combining reading the module book with your videos is great! Thanks for your work :)

Thanks for the great explanation! Out of curiosity, What note-taking software are you using?

Like how ? I don't get it , was there a insider info ?

Where st goes?

superb video!

Amazing explanation! I'm just writing my master thesis in psychology and your video is a saving grace, thank you! :)

I forgot who did it, but there was someone who analyzed the private jets of CEO's then plot them and it gives insight into mergers and acquisitions. The guy who tracked Elon Musks private plane was a GOAT.

What I think he got wrong is part of G , is actually contributing to inequality, e.g. Technology stocks, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, it is basically all or nothing game.

The 3% are guys like Roaring Kitty

very good job... thanks for the video!

Even if you know this, are you in a better position to yield positive returns as an investor

Thank you so much my brother, awesome video. You gained a subscriber

thank u

Quite technical but good vid

Sehr stark erklärt!

Thank you!!!

Great way of explaining it!

Can we use data dimensions reduction techniques for the weights

so demure

This was just one of the craziest explanation of one of the most fundamental and confusing thing, deserve more views!!! great work!!

why are you using partial derviative for the taylor series expansion at 5:18 when there is only one variable?

Nice channel. Thanks for teaching this. Im a mechanical engineer and want to pursue my masters degree. What do you suggest if i want to pivot to quant finance? I have great coding and math skills and think i should take math masters to try and get interviews. Thanks for these videos

Nice. Do more

omg this explanation is so crisp and elegant...loved the playlist...tysm for making this <3

Not good.

Thank you for this series of videos! It really help me understand risk management from the balance sheet point of view! They are very insightful!!

When you described the type, the Change in age (e.g. from 25-30 to 30-35) shouldn’t have been on the horizontal component? You did it in the horizontal component as well, is it right?

Love these videos bro

this is really wrong

can you please create a playlist for macroeconomic, explains all the framework and models in it

Great video!

Danke

Bankster mumbo jumbo

I loved the jab at Nassim Taleb 7:12 😂

What are event studies?

Great content 💯

When you're calculation the Expected value by an integral that is f(x) * x where f(x) is your PDF of Normal Distribution and x is your payoff. How come that if x = f(Ste^(mu-1/2sigma^2)(T-t) + sigma^2(SQRT(T-t)Y)) with f(x) i.e. the PDF you only look at the Y variable. You completely ignore mu, sigma, T-t, St. You're basically saying when calculating f(x) i.e. the PDF that x is effectively just Y the normally distributed variable, completely ignore all other variables that come into the ST calculation

Nice explanation!

Good video... But you need a microphone dude...

Great video thank you! Would you say a bank should perform a risk assessment and risk inventory specifically for ICAAP, or can they use they bank wide risk taxonomy ?

Great video. For those who want to go into it a little deeper. Check out Wiener Processes and Ito's Lemma, chapter 14 in John Hull's OPTIONS, FUTURES, AND OTHER DERIVATIVES. Ninth edition on my bookshelf. The DERIVATION OF ITO'S LEMMA is in the appendix of chapter 14. Good luck! 🤓

Cool explanation!

Thanks. So this average that you mention at the end is the product of the average deviation of that teacher and this weight. So it could be that a teacher has an average large negative residual but because the weight is low his final score would be higher than a teacher with a smaller average residual with a high weight?

Its not liquidity cash ratio, its liquidity coverage ratio (LCR)

Nice explanation

Extraordinary

really helpful content, thanks a lot. does Pillar 2 approach always encompass Pillar 1 or is it specific to market risk?

This video series is single-handedly saving my grade for my last semester actuarial class on financial mathematics

Thank you so much 🙏

This is brilliant, thanks for the explanation