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Group Work: Topic 1: Do we need to regulate credit rating organizations, and if yes, how? We will develop a presentation in four parts: 1. Rating agencies presentation and history - History: where they come from and why they have been created - Presentation of the three most important CROs - Notation Methodology 2. Problems with CROs - Duopoly - Agency problem and Conflicts of interests - reputational capital and Resource constraints 3. Regulation of

The first art fund to have been recorded goes back in 1904 when La Peau de l’Ours was created, initiated by the French art lover André Level. The fund was to last for ten years. It included twelve members who each invested 250 Francs every year. What makes this first fund interesting is that they specialised their investment in the then-contemporary art which meant that the collection accounted for works by Pablo Picasso, Matisse, André Derain, Vincent Van Gogh or Gauguin to mention the most well-known

Online 3D media management advanced system 1. Introduction The tremendous boom experienced in the past 2 years, in the production and consumption of 3D content, has reached the film market of the big screens to burst into all segments of the audiovisual market, such as TV, video games, Internet and even in portable terminals such as Tablets and mobile phones. The first successful broadcasting in 3D-HD, of an event like the Football World Cup 2010 South Africa, has been a turning point in

part in the everyday life switched the social networks from just websites to a global phenomenon. Social networking enables people to create their own profile and to keep in touch with their friends, family or just random people. One of the most famous social networks is Facebook. It was created in Harvard, USA in 2004 and at the beginning the access was granted only for the students. Since 2006, everyone has been able to join by just giving an email address. Now, it is the 2nd more visited website

it is able to position itself to take advantage of particular opportunities in the environment and to avoid or minimize environmental threats. In doing so, the organization attempts to emphasize its strengths and moderate the impact of weaknesses. The analysis is also useful for uncovering strengths that have not been fully utilized and in identifying weaknesses that can be corrected. Matching information about the environment with the organization's capabilities enables management to formulate realistic

information; they rely on the mainstream media to be informed about different issues. Research has shown that 91.3 percent of the 18 to 24 years old audiences rely more on the traditional media to be informed about different issues than the new communications technologies (U.S. Census Report - 2007). In my opinion, in the U.S, the mainstream media is not a relevant source of in-depth information to help shape students’ opinion on different issues and to get a broader vision of the world. As the statistic

2. Overhumanized Climate 3. Situational Climate II- Ways to improve communication 1. Encourage Feedback 2. Listen Effectively 3. Reduce Communication Misunderstanding 4. Communication with Key Personnel 5. Promote Group Consensus Conclusion References Introduction Communication is essential to effective leadership. It’s often something we take for granted and not given the attention

ever the issue of the interactions between the industrial and service sectors remains a key variable in the exiting process from crisis. Indeed the last decade has been characterized by the emergence of several types of knowledge economies according to the kind of articulation between industry and services. 1- Etat des lieux 11- Contrainte de finance publique L’analyse de l’histoire des crises semble montrer que les crises financières d’origine bancaire sont les plus sévères et les plus durables

main driver of growth in the labor market. However, significant disparities remain and professional reasons are so diverse and varied as governments, through their policies and are actively to restore these disparities and thus to achieve behavior change Equality between men and women of today * Barriers to equality: 1. Finding of inequalities It is worth mentioning some important inequalities  : women are working more... Whether they live in industrialized or developing countries

enterprises have to adapt to the labour market and this tendency. So, we want to show, through this study, how an enterprise like Prométhée use an international labour force to have an advantage on its market. So, we have for goal to give a response to the following problematic: how does an intercultural management of the human resources get a competitive advantage in the sector of the financial services? However, before beginning the study case Prométhée, we are going to define the key