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  1. 075A contract settles at the sum of three cards drawn without replacement from ten cards numbered 1 to 10, at Rs 100 a point. Quote a two-way market before any card, after the first card shows 9, and after the second shows 2, keeping pace with the dealer.Market-making gamesHardOptiverChicago · 2026→
  2. 077Make a market on the number of cars parked at a large suburban mall at 1 pm on Saturday: four levels of about 250 bays, occupancy somewhere between 70% and 90%. Then the interviewer sells to your bid three times in a row. How do you quote, and how do you update?Market-making gamesCoreDRWChicago · 2025→
  3. 078In a six-hour data task, a feature predicts next-day returns across 400 stocks with an average daily information coefficient of 0.02 and a standard deviation of 0.08 over 750 days. Is it real, what information ratio should you expect, and what do you check before presenting?Signal research and data tasksHardSCSquarepoint CapitalParis · 2025→
  4. 080Lending case: Sonvarsha Castings wants a Rs 120 crore loan. Probability of default is 2.5% a year, loss given default 45%, EBITDA Rs 60 crore, total debt Rs 180 crore and interest cover 2.4. What is the expected loss, what spread covers it plus a 1.5% cost of capital, and would you lend?Fixed income and creditCoreDeutsche BankNew York · 2024→
  5. 083A customer buys 500 one-month at-the-money index calls from Mayurika at Rs 12 (delta 0.5, gamma 0.013 per rupee, vega Rs 1.1 per vol point, per unit of index). Mayurika hedges the delta; then the index jumps Rs 10 and implied volatility rises 2 points. What is the P&L, and what is the new hedge?Options and volatility tradingCoreOld Mission CapitalChicago · 2020→
  6. 084Regressed on the market alone, Suryamandal's fund shows alpha of 0.8% a month (t = 2.9). Adding size and value factors gives alpha of 0.35% (t = 1.4), with loadings of 0.95 on the market, 0.6 on size and 0.4 on value. Where did the alpha go, and what does the fund really deliver?Regression and model reviewCoreSSState StreetCambridge · 2019→
  7. 088The interviewer asks for a market on the maximum of four fair dice, then lifts your offer twice in a row at 5.4. What is the contract worth, how wide should the market be given its skewed distribution, and how do you requote?Market-making gamesCoreOptiverSan Francisco · 2026→
  8. 089Parvanta asks you to design the train, validation and test split for eight years of daily data with 20-day forward-return labels. How many days must be purged and embargoed around each boundary, and how many walk-forward folds with one-year test windows remain?Signal research and data tasksCoreOptiverSan Francisco · 2026→
  9. 093Analyse a pairs trade in Varnika Paints and Chitrangi Coatings: hedge ratio 1.2, spread z-score 2.3, half-life 12 days, spread standard deviation Rs 8. What are the expected profit, the holding time and a stop level, and what would break the relationship?Statistical arbitrage and event tradesCoreSchonfeldNew York · 2021→
  10. 095Read a regression output: Kalindor Motors' monthly returns on the market over 60 months give beta 1.35 (standard error 0.15), alpha 0.2% a month (standard error 0.4%) and R-squared 0.58. Does beta differ from 1, what is its 95% interval, and what do you make of alpha?Regression and model reviewWarm upWolverine TradingChicago · 2016→
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