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  1. 041A company's 5-year bond trades 450 bps over government with 40% recovery assumed, while a structural model on its equity implies a 3% annual default probability. Back out the market-implied default rate, compare the two, and say which instrument looks mispriced.Fixed income and creditHardFixed income quantQuant research→
  2. 042A manager runs a 3% tracking-error budget with equal active positions in five stocks, each with 30% idiosyncratic volatility and uncorrelated. How large can each active weight be?Portfolio constructionWarm upPortfolio constructionSystematic hedge funds→
  3. 043Two strategies: momentum with monthly mean 1.0%, standard deviation 5%, skew -1.2 and a 35% worst drawdown; mean reversion with 0.7%, 2.5%, skew -2.0 and 18%. Where does each return come from, which earns more per unit of risk, and which is more dangerous?Strategy evaluation and backtestsCoreSusquehanna International GroupPhiladelphia · 2025→
  4. 044A book holds Rs 100 crore of equities on Rs 25 crore of capital with a 15% maintenance margin. What fall triggers a margin call, and what daily volatility would make that a one-in-twenty-day event?Risk measurement and limitsCoreRisk quantSystematic hedge funds→
  5. 045A trader with Rs 50 lakh of risk capital stakes 5% of current capital per trade at a 52% win rate with even payoffs; the desk stops her at a 30% drawdown. How likely is the stop, and what changes at 2%?Position sizing and bankrollCoreProp trading firmsQuant trading→
  6. 046The near-month index future is at 22,150 and the next month at 22,280, 28 days apart, with funding at 6.8% and a dividend yield of 1.2%. Is the calendar roll rich or cheap, and what does the roll trader do?Statistical arbitrage and event tradesHardSystematic hedge fundsQuant trading→
  7. 047You track the hedge ratio between two cement stocks with a Kalman filter: prior beta 1.00 with variance 0.04, process noise 0.001 a day, and a new observation implying 1.20 with noise variance 0.02. Run two updates and explain the gain.Regression and model reviewHardQuant researchQuant trading→
  8. 048Make a market on the product of two dice. The fair value is 12.25 with a standard deviation near 8.9 and a long right tail. How wide are you for one lot and for ten, and which way do you lean?Market-making gamesCoreCitadelNew York · 2025→
  9. 049An importer expects USD/INR to rise from 83.0 to about 84.5 in three months but not beyond 86. Compare a forward, a call struck at 84 and an 84/86 call spread on cost and payoff, and choose a structure.Options and volatility tradingCoreGoldman SachsLondon · 2025→
  10. 050Three players are each dealt one card from 1 to 10 without repeats, and the contract settles at the highest card. You hold a 7. Price it, then reprice after another player immediately bids 8.5.Market-making gamesHardBelvedere TradingChicago · 2022→
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