I was lucky enough to get a bunch of SA 1st round interviews (OCR). I've been studying the guides, and I feel like I know the valuation, accounting, and finance concepts pretty well. My question is how well should I be expected to know the intermediate and advanced levels? Also, will I be expected to know currencies, bonds, and options info. from the guides? Obviously the more I know the better, but I'm interested in hearing what's generally asked in interviews. Thanks for any responses.
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Anyone have any responses? Don't know why I got MS for that but ok
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