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MATERIAL SUPPORT OF THE LOCAL CHURCH BY ITS OWN CHRISTIAN FAITHFUL: A CASE STUDY OF THE DIOCESE OF BUNIA IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO Par Rev. Dr. LONEMA DZ'DJO FABIEN Professeur de Droit Canonique à CUEA (The Catholic University of Eastern Africa) à Nairobi - Kenya depuis 2001. Il est le Chef de Départment de Droit Canonique depuis 2008. Rev. Dr. LONEMA DZ'DJO FABIEN est prêtre du Diocèse de Bunia au nord-est de la République Démocratique du Congo. Il est docteur en droit canonique

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Warrant and Certificates and their specific financial risk profiles Contents: Introduction PART 1: Warrant and Certificates A. What is a Warrant? - Definition - Maturity and life span B. Types of certificates - Certificates of indexation - Certificates turbo - Certificates of return C. Risk of warrants and certificates PART 2: specific financial risk profiles of warrant A. Valuation of Warrant B. Risk profiles of “Call warrant”? C. Risk profiles of “Put

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