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financier public, tandis que la Nord LB Luxembourg est privée. b) Le service “Risque - contrôle” Le rôle du service est principalement de vérifier que les opérations financières réalisées au service “treasury” sont valides. Les rapports de “Value-at-Risk”, risque de liquidité, l’annonce des positions de la banque, les notations des valeurs mobilières … sont traités chaque jour, pour la Nord LB et la CFB. Pendant que certaines personnes sont affectées à ces tâches quotidiennes, d’autres s’occupent

cohérente que dans un monde gaussien. Cependant, nous savons depuis fort longtemps que l’hypothèse de normalité des rendements des actifs financiers n’est pas vérifiée. VAR : La mesure de risque qui est la plus répandue est la valeur en risque (Value-at-Risk ou VaR). Statistiquement, ce n’est rien d’autre que le quantile ® de la perte potentielle pour un horizon donné. Soit # la variable aléatoire représentant la perte potentielle. Notons F la distribution de probabilité de #. Nous avons VaR = F¡1

obligatoires d’équipes compétentes), et qu’il est régulièrement amélioré par l’intégration du retour d’expérience. Les critères quantitatifs sont résumés ci-dessous : ▪ L’exposition au risque doit être évaluée grâce au calcul de l’indicateur Value-at-Risk. Il doit être calculé pour une période de détention de 10 jours et un niveau de confiance de 99%. Cet indicateur correspond donc au niveau de perte enregistrables en 10 jours avec 1% de chance(ou de risque). ▪ Cet indicateur est calculé grâce

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

a stock split affect the balance sheet? It does not change the amount in any asset, liability or SHE account. It does increase the number of shares of common stock issued and outstanding while proportionately decreasing the par or stated value of that common stock. 5. There are 2 identical firms. Firm A borrowed money to build a new factory, while Firm B issued equity to build an identical factory. How will these 2 firms’ cash flow statements differ? Firm A will have a lower

well description of the brand identity but it misses notions of vision and value. 1.1 Vision According to de Chernatony (2006, p.101) « from Brand Vision to Brand Evaluation », a brand vision contain three components: the desired future environment, the purpose for the brand and the brand’s values. As regard of the brand onion, the vision and the values are two distinguish things, whereas for de Chernatony the value is a part of the vision. Those three elements are “interlinked and self-supporting”

Question 1: Why Michelin sent experts rather than managers to the joint venture in the beginning? What will be the likely situation if they sent managers to work at the joint venture? What would you do before you send your managers to China to work with their Chinese counterparts? In 2001, STRC a Chinese company signed a Joint Venture with Michelin (70% stake for Michelin). This deal was an opportunity for the Chinese company to benefit from Michelin knowledge and technology and sharpen the competitive

process by which an idea or invention is translated into a good or service for which people will pay. To be called an innovation, an idea must be replicable at an economical cost and must satisfy a specific need. Innovation is also synonymous with risk-taking and firms which introduce revolutionary products or technologies take on the greatest risk because they have to create new markets. (www.businessdictionary.com). Following Schumpeter (1934), contributors to the scholarly literature on innovation

The Marketing Environment and Managing Marketing Information Session 3: Markets and Buyer Behavior Session 4: Customer Driven Marketing Strategy: Creating Value for Target Customers Session 5: Marketing decisions I: Product, Services and Branding Strategy Session 6: Marketing decisions II: Pricing Products: Understanding and Capturing Customer Value Session 7: Marketing decisions III: Marketing Channels and Supply Chain Management Session 8: Marketing decisions IV: Integrated Marketing Communication

quality clothing, fresh food and home products. They are currently the number one women wear and lingerie brand in the UK. Marks&Spencer was founded in 1884 by Michael Marks and Tom Spencer. They opened a small stall at Leeds, Kirkgate Market, with the idea to sell everything at one penny. Marks&Spencer became a private limited company in 1903 and in 1926 it ventured as a public company. Today, Marks&Spencer has expanded their regime to over 600 stores in all over UK and has good brand