Determinants of interest rates (for the CFA Level 1 exam) 

Dear Wojciech, I passed the L1 exam last November and so grateful for efforts you put in each video. Without your teachings and brilliant explanation, my journey would have been much much harder. Are you planning to release content covering the L2 exam?

Super Clear! Thanks a lot.

The best teacher i ever saw in my existence ... the way you teach is incredible sir ... thank you for the valuable content . ( sir i would like to ask can i refer to your playlist for the 2025 feb attempt .. is the curriculum uploaded fullly for the following level 1 exam )

Can you tell me what's the difference between these videos that you're uploading now (in yellow) and the old ones .. thank you so much for your efforts sir

Thank you for your content! Really helpful. You gained a new subscriber

Before I join, does this playlist (Quant) include all areas as per CFA curriculum or uploads are in progress?

OMG thank you so much! Your lecture is amazing.

Thanks a lot. Very helpful

Hi Professor, great video! I had a quick question about calculating the upper bound for the 4-year, low default risk, low liquidity investment. When we transitioned from the 5-year, high liquidity example (at 6.0%), I was wondering if we should be subtracting the 0.5% liquidity premium instead of adding it? It seems like moving to a low liquidity investment would mean a lower rate, potentially 4.8%. Could you clarify this part? Thanks!

legend - is there somewhere we can purchase the entirety of videos covering all of quants and maybe fixed income?

Very helpful class!

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Help, how does someone become a member to view the restricted videos?

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Amazing lectures. Can you please provide lectures of all topics FSA too. I figuered there were only 2 videos for it yet.

How can I become a member

sir im joining from a country that dont have the access to purchase membership, do you have alternative for that?

Thank you so much.

For the example problem, I initially thought to try finding a definite value rather than a range by taking the difference of maturity between investment 2 and 4 then dividing it by 2 to get 1.5. Would that method work?

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Valuable video!

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Do you have a website?

How do I become a member. I need all videos

Hello sir...wanted to check If I take membership..can I get the total quant videos

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