Risk

spectaculaires de champions de haut niveau qui meurent parce qu'ils se sont mis dans des situations dangereuses: ce fut le cas pour un coureurs de longue date ou les alpinistes. The practice of regular physical activity may be responsible for a potential risk of injury, variable in type and severity, depending on the sport, age and conditions of such practice The sport is a source of many health problems, and it is one of the best providers of medical consultations. It is estimated that the sport is responsible

Glossaire anglais-français de la microfinance appropriation of profits Equivalent: allocation of profits. APR (annualized percentage rate) An interest rate comprised of interest, commissions, and other costs that is expressed in an annual value. area of risk AROA (adjusted return on assets) AROE (adjusted return on equity) arrears Generic term for loans that have not been repaid on time; can be used for “late payments,” “overdue payments,” “past due payments,” and “delinquent payments.” affectation

generally: Too much fat: Junk foods such as hamburgers, pizza, fried chicken and chips usually contain loads of saturated fats. Too much saturated fat in the diet will cause people to put on weight and get fat or obese (very fat). Being overweight is a risk to the health of the heart and can cause other diseases. Too much salt: Junk foods often have too much salt. There's a lot of salt already in foods such as bread, breakfast cereals and biscuits and cakes. So people are getting more salt than they

propres aid agency agence d’aide internationale appraisal evaluation appropriation of profits affectation des bénéfices Equivalent: allocation of profits. APR (annualized percentage rate) TEG, taux (annuel) effectif global, TAEG area of risk domaine de risque AROA (adjusted return on assets) rendement retraité des actifs, rentabilité retraitée des actifs AROE (adjusted return on equity) rendement retraité des fonds propres, rentabilité retraitée des fonds propres arrears

profitability. However, we recognize that unless the financial environment improves dramatically, there are several likely inefficiencies associated with the bankruptcy process. In particular, if we do nothing and wait for GM to file for bankruptcy, we would risk an inefficient liquidation of the company and a substantial amount of social disruption from the sudden loss of jobs. The transformation of part of the debt into equity is not a solution either. If a financial institution faces a short-term liquidity

statutory and prudentiel framework that needs from banks to sophisticate their internal models for credit risk valuation. However, the use of such models confronts methodological difficulties that distort their reliability. This reliability, difficult to assess, is especially connected to new input parameters which are difficult to estimate. An analysis of the sensitivity of the majors credit risk models to those input factors, for the measurement of default probability, should be helpful to increase

especially their risk management aspect. This paper emphasizes the importance for managing risk to work on the organization action system, that is to say its activity and process, and do it dynamically, in using organizational learning. We start by a definition of risk and then present our model of risk management based on a process view of the firm. Finally we implement this approach on the case of a large transportation company. halshs-00587451, version 1 - 20 Apr 2011 Keywords : Risk, Process,

Labour unions negotiate for employees have the better revenues possible for employees, in other part they affirm increasing salaries will increase productivity but when companies increase salary is very difficult (or impossible) to come back and the risk is only for companies and not for labour unions. Some researchers proof than in average unionized companies have salaries higher than non unionized companies. That has an important impact on competitiveness of unionized companies, theses companies

de la création de valeur pour les actionnaires. MOTS CLÉS : Stratégie de couverture - Gestion des risques - Conflits d’agence - Contrôle externe - Financement - Cash flow. ABSTRACT : This article discusses a potential costs of corporate risk management strategies that are based on cash-flow hedging. Cash-flow hedging strategies allow firms to avoid the deadweight costs of external financing by setting their internal cash-flows equal to their investment needs. In the presence of agency

stochastique de deuxième ordre (sur ces notions voir Fishburn et Vickson (1978 ou Levy 1992)). Cette classe de fonctionnelles, notée NEURA (non Expected Utility with Risk Aversion), est clairement non vide puisqu’elle contient celles conformes à l’”hypothèse standard” (classe de fonctionnelles que nous noterons EURA (Expected Utility with Risk Aversion)). Il est clair d’autre part que la classe NEURA est plus vaste que EURA : elle contient notamment les fonctionnelles de Machina (1982), Quiggin (1982)