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China 1 In recent years 1 NCC (New Civil Code) 1 Practical issues 1 Risk management 1 Sectoral crediting mechanism 1 also referred to as integrated or enterprise-wide risk management 1 as the legislation opens the door to combinations of financial activities that had previously been prohibited. This article examines the economic rationale for managing risk on a firm-wide 1 both in the United States and overseas 1 but in general it refers to a coordinated process for measuring and managing risk on a firm-wide basis. Interest in consolidated risk management has arisen for a variety of reasons. Advances in information technology and financial engineering have made it possible to quantify risks more precisely. A wave of mergers 1 can have many specific meanings 1 comparative law 1 consolidated basis. Both financial institutions and supervisors agree on the importance of this type of risk management. However 1 consolidated risk management 1 diversified financial organizations 1 economic crisis 1 few if any financial firms have fully developed systems in place today. The absence thus far of fully implemented consolidated risk management systems suggests that there are significant costs or obstacles that have historically led firms to manage risk in a more segmented fashion. We argue that both information and regulatory costs play an important role here by affecting the trade-off between the value derived from consolidated risk management and the expense of constructing complex risk management systems. In addition 1 financial institutions 1 financial institutions and their supervisors have placed increased emphasis on the importance of consolidated risk management. Consolidated risk management 1 has resulted in significant consolidation in the financial services industry as well as in larger more complex financial institutions. The 1999 Gramm-Leach- Bliley Act seems likely to heighten interest in consolidated risk management 1 involves significant conceptual and practical issues. As a result 1 practical issues 1 substantial technical hurdles remain in developing risk management systems that span a wide range of businesses and types of risk. All of these factors are evolving in ways that suggest that the barriers to consolidated risk management are increasingly likely to fall over the coming years 1 the conditions for invocation 1 the ideal of consolidated risk management 1 theory of imprevision 1 which may seem uncontroversial or even obvious 1
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Cai, Wenjia 1 Chen, Jining 1 Cumming, Christine 1 Hirtle, Beverly 1 Oglinda, Bazil 1 Wang, Can 1 Wang, Siqiang 1
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"Perspectives of Business Law” Journal 1 Energy Policy 1 Journal of Financial Transformation 1
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THE THEORY OF IMPREVISION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE ECONOMIC CRISIS AND THE NEW ROMANIAN CIVIL CODE (NCC)
Oglinda, Bazil - In: "Perspectives of Business Law” Journal 1 (2012) 1, pp. 230-255
This paper addresses one of the most pressing issues of private law, namely, the theory of unpredictability. The theory of imprevision is a question of law under the effects of the current economic crisis has resulted in contract law. Also, updating legal issues raised by the theory of...
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Sectoral crediting mechanism: How far China has to go
Cai, Wenjia; Wang, Can; Chen, Jining; Wang, Siqiang - In: Energy Policy 48 (2012) C, pp. 770-778
countries’ emission reduction commitments – this paper analyzes five important practical issues for China to solve before … SCM come into being, researchers and negotiators should endeavor to solve the practical issues that SCM meets now, bearing …
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The challenges of risk management in diversified financial companies
Hirtle, Beverly; Cumming, Christine - In: Journal of Financial Transformation 3 (2001), pp. 89-95
seem uncontroversial or even obvious, involves significant conceptual and practical issues. As a result, few if any …
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