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This document discusses strategies for corporate optimization including capital risk structure, credit risk profile, liquidity risk management, and estimating the impact of stress on earnings and capital. It presents a generic stress test matrix and identifies key risk indicators and potential impacts of scenarios. These include liquidity risk, redemption risk, operational risk, human capital risk, and legal risk. The document also outlines strategies for brand portfolio optimization, alleviating continual risk patterns, supply chain integration, performance improvement, and concentrating the customer base.
This document discusses crisis communications and crisis management. It defines a crisis as an abnormal and unstable situation that threatens an organization's objectives, reputation or viability. A crisis is often protracted, complex and may result from multiple incidents. It also presents a crisis management life cycle including readiness, response, recovery, and post-crisis assessment phases. Effective crisis management requires the ability to analyze situations, determine options, make decisions and evaluate impact.
Asset managers of non-operated joint ventures (NOJVs) in the oil and gas sector are under the microscope in today’s environment and struggling to prove their teams’ value to their corporate bosses and shareholders. The precipitous drop in oil prices is forcing the supermajors like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and BP to put tremendous focus on extracting value from their NOJVs. Since 30 to 70% of most oil and gas companies’ upstream production volume comes from NOJVs, there is simply too much at stake to assume the operator is doing all it can to extract the asset’s full value.
Financial Factors, Qualitative Factors and Investment PracticesDipesh Pandey
Qualitative Factors, Models of Project Appraisal, Analytic Hierarchy Process, Strategic Index Method, Capital Investment Decisions, Problems of Capital Rationing, Working Capital Management, Investment Practices of Insurance Companies.
investment decisions, risk and uncertainity, types of risk, techniques of measuring risk, cost of capital, importance, factors affecting cost of capital, computation of cost of capital, capital structure, capital structure theories, dividend theories, walter model, gordon model, mm model, working capital management, types of working capital, factors influencing working capital, preparation of cash budget, problems on working capital, corporate valuation,methods
Sageworks is a financial information company that provides credit and risk management solutions to financial institutions. They hosted a webinar on stress testing with Chuck Nwokocha, a senior risk management consultant, and Ed Bayer, the managing director of Sageworks' financial institution division. The webinar discussed what examiners expect from stress tests, interpreting stress test reports, taking actionable steps in response to results, and advice from bankers on the stress testing process.
This document discusses risk analysis and techniques for measuring risk. It defines risk and uncertainty, and outlines different types of risk including systematic and unsystematic risk. Several techniques for measuring risk are described, such as the risk-adjusted cut off rate method, certainty equivalent method, sensitivity technique, probability technique, standard deviation method, and coefficient of variation method. Decision tree analysis is also covered as a technique for risk measurement.
This document discusses strategies for corporate optimization including capital risk structure, credit risk profile, liquidity risk management, and estimating the impact of stress on earnings and capital. It presents a generic stress test matrix and identifies key risk indicators and potential impacts of scenarios. These include liquidity risk, redemption risk, operational risk, human capital risk, and legal risk. The document also outlines strategies for brand portfolio optimization, alleviating continual risk patterns, supply chain integration, performance improvement, and concentrating the customer base.
This document discusses crisis communications and crisis management. It defines a crisis as an abnormal and unstable situation that threatens an organization's objectives, reputation or viability. A crisis is often protracted, complex and may result from multiple incidents. It also presents a crisis management life cycle including readiness, response, recovery, and post-crisis assessment phases. Effective crisis management requires the ability to analyze situations, determine options, make decisions and evaluate impact.
Asset managers of non-operated joint ventures (NOJVs) in the oil and gas sector are under the microscope in today’s environment and struggling to prove their teams’ value to their corporate bosses and shareholders. The precipitous drop in oil prices is forcing the supermajors like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and BP to put tremendous focus on extracting value from their NOJVs. Since 30 to 70% of most oil and gas companies’ upstream production volume comes from NOJVs, there is simply too much at stake to assume the operator is doing all it can to extract the asset’s full value.
Financial Factors, Qualitative Factors and Investment PracticesDipesh Pandey
Qualitative Factors, Models of Project Appraisal, Analytic Hierarchy Process, Strategic Index Method, Capital Investment Decisions, Problems of Capital Rationing, Working Capital Management, Investment Practices of Insurance Companies.
investment decisions, risk and uncertainity, types of risk, techniques of measuring risk, cost of capital, importance, factors affecting cost of capital, computation of cost of capital, capital structure, capital structure theories, dividend theories, walter model, gordon model, mm model, working capital management, types of working capital, factors influencing working capital, preparation of cash budget, problems on working capital, corporate valuation,methods
Sageworks is a financial information company that provides credit and risk management solutions to financial institutions. They hosted a webinar on stress testing with Chuck Nwokocha, a senior risk management consultant, and Ed Bayer, the managing director of Sageworks' financial institution division. The webinar discussed what examiners expect from stress tests, interpreting stress test reports, taking actionable steps in response to results, and advice from bankers on the stress testing process.
This document discusses risk analysis and techniques for measuring risk. It defines risk and uncertainty, and outlines different types of risk including systematic and unsystematic risk. Several techniques for measuring risk are described, such as the risk-adjusted cut off rate method, certainty equivalent method, sensitivity technique, probability technique, standard deviation method, and coefficient of variation method. Decision tree analysis is also covered as a technique for risk measurement.
Attendance problems can create problems in your organisation and with your workforce. It can break down communication, create tension and will likely decrease productivity. Managing for high attendance will help you avoid these issues.
1. There are different types of probability including a priori, statistical, and estimated probabilities which involve judgment under uncertainty.
2. Risk involves known outcomes and probabilities, while uncertainty involves unknown or imprecisely estimated outcomes and probabilities. Most real-life decisions involve uncertainty.
3. The precautionary principle is meant to ensure absence of scientific certainty is not used to postpone actions to protect people and environment from credible threats of serious harm.
The document provides an overview of various financial management services offered by CJL Quantum Analytics, including customized peer risk evaluations and performance comparisons, net interest margin fine-tuning, asset liability management guidance and interest rate risk model reviews, bond portfolio advising, acquisition target identification and due diligence, Bloomberg analytics, bank stock valuation, and a quarterly economic newsletter. The services are aimed at improving financial performance metrics like return on assets, insulating net interest income from interest rate fluctuations, validating interest rate risk models, improving bond portfolio performance and yield, facilitating bank acquisitions, and providing economic insights.
Common Risk Mitigation Strategies Employed by OrganizationsDavid Aufhauser
David Aufhauser discusses strategies that companies use for risk management and mitigation. There are several approaches, including risk avoidance which aims to eliminate activities that pose too high a risk. Risk acceptance acknowledges some risks but deems their impact tolerable. A compromise is risk limitation, while transference passes risks to specialized third parties. Effective control procedures can identify current risks and prevent future ones.
Scenario analysis is a process that analyzes decisions by considering alternative possible outcomes across three scenarios: a base case, worst case, and best case scenario. It is used to evaluate the combined effect of different variables. For example, a firm may use scenario analysis to determine the net present value of a potential investment under low, medium, and high inflation scenarios by assigning a probability and weighted net present value to each scenario. The benefits of scenario analysis include avoiding poor investments, planning for the future, avoiding risk, and using it in corporate strategy.
Qualitative Risk Factors: How to Add Objectivity to an Otherwise Subjective Taskvimster
These qualitative adjustments are a challenge because they are inherently subjective in nature. The 2006 Interagency Policy Statement on the ALLL provides little direction on how these determinations should be made, advising only that “management should consider those current qualitative or environmental factors that are likely to cause estimated credit losses as of the evaluation date to differ from the group's historical loss experience.” It further vaguely explains that these determinations are to be “based on a comprehensive, well-documented and consistently applied analysis of its loan portfolio.”
The document discusses a 5-step process for improving ALM model assumptions in uncertain times:
1) Engage key players like ALCO to develop assumptions instead of isolating it in finance.
2) Do analytical due diligence like historical analysis to inform assumptions.
3) Combine quantitative analysis with qualitative judgment due to data limitations.
4) Stress test key assumptions to understand their impact.
5) Document the findings and assumptions process in ALCO minutes for accountability.
Following this process can help minimize mistakes and maximize model utility for strategic decision making.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on risk management. It outlines the objectives of the presentation which are to provide a practical approach and tools to implement enterprise risk management. It discusses basic risk management concepts such as risks being uncertainties that can affect objectives, and the need to consider both threats and opportunities. It also presents a simple risk management framework of establishing objectives, identifying risks and controls, assessing risks, evaluating actions, and monitoring. The presentation aims to help participants start implementing risk management in their own organizations.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on risk management. It outlines the objectives of the presentation which are to provide a practical approach and framework for risk management and tools to implement enterprise risk management. It discusses basic concepts such as defining risk, threats and opportunities, and enterprise vs integrated risk management. It also presents a simple risk management framework and examples of how to categorize, prioritize, and measure risks. Key points are made about establishing a risk management process and embedding it into organizational processes.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on risk management. It outlines the objectives of the presentation which are to provide a practical approach and tools to implement enterprise risk management. It discusses basic risk management concepts such as risks being uncertainties that can affect objectives, and the need to consider both threats and opportunities. It also presents a simple risk management framework of establishing objectives, identifying risks and controls, assessing risks, evaluating and taking action, and monitoring. The presentation aims to help participants start implementing risk management in their own organizations.
Risk Management Process And Procedures PowerPoint Presentation SlidesSlideTeam
The document outlines the risk management process and procedures for a company. It introduces risk management and identifies types of risk categories. It then describes the procedure for managing risks, which includes risk planning, identification, assessment, monitoring and tracking. Tools and practices for risk analysis are also covered, along with engaging stakeholders. The document closes with an overview of the risk management lifecycle.
This document discusses risk analysis in investment. It defines risk as the potential for losing value and discusses different types of risk like financial risk and project-specific risk. It also outlines various techniques used for risk analysis like sensitivity analysis, probability distribution approach, and payback period. As an example, it shows how adjusting the discount rate for risk can impact a project's net present value. Overall, the document provides an overview of risk analysis in investments, outlining key concepts like different risk types and techniques used to evaluate risk.
Enterprise Risk Management proponents make some pretty bold claims. But do they really deliver? Existing frameworks are more like general recommendations. As usual, the key is in the implementation.
The Intersection of Risk, Security, and PerformanceResolver Inc.
Risk, security, and internal audit functions are often seen as compliance-focused rather than enabling organizational success. To break out of silos, these functions must understand the organization's objectives and identify risks that could positively or negatively impact success. By focusing on objectives, making intelligent decisions around risks, and working together across functions, risk, security, and audit can increase the likelihood that the organization achieves its goals.
Business Continuity Plan Powerpoint Presentation SlidesSlideTeam
This document outlines a company's business continuity plan. It discusses management oversight of the plan, including a steering committee that determines the plan's scope and provides resources. It also covers risk management, including identifying risks, evaluating them, and creating matrices to assess and control risks. Finally, it recommends mitigations for identified risks, such as updating clients more frequently on project progress to address the risk of miscommunication.
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This document provides guidance to plan sponsors on selecting target date funds for retirement plans. It emphasizes that the evaluation process should begin with understanding the plan's objectives and participants' investment risks, rather than solely focusing on quantitative metrics. The document outlines a framework for sponsors to determine their priorities regarding longevity risk, inflation risk and market risk, and how these align with lower-equity or higher-equity target date products. It also stresses considering the level of participant preparedness based on savings rates and other retirement income sources. Once plan objectives and risks are established, quantitative screening can be used to finalize the target date fund selection.
This document discusses how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors are important for risk management when investing in fixed income products. ESG can impact the issuer's credit quality over the medium to long term. Evidence shows companies that consider ESG in their business models have better sustainability and credit quality over time, which is an important factor when evaluating fixed income instruments.
This document provides information on pollution and maritime safety issues through a series of photographs with captions. It discusses various types of pollution like bottom trawling damaging habitats, overfishing reducing cod populations to unsustainable levels by 2022, an oil spill in Lebanon coating a crab, algal blooms caused by agricultural runoff, and beach trash in Equatorial Guinea. It also mentions the Erika oil spill leading the European Parliament to improve ship safety and the US military dumping chemical and radioactive waste at sea. The document aims to educate readers on the origins, state, solutions, and future of pollution and maritime safety problems.
1. The document discusses how small changes in redox state, or oxidative status, can have big effects on precursor cell function, survival, death, and differentiation.
2. Certain environmental toxicants are pro-oxidants that can alter redox state and impair precursor cell development, increasing vulnerability to stressors.
3. The redox/Fyn/c-Cbl signaling pathway regulates precursor cell behavior in response to changes in redox state from signaling molecules and toxicants. Modulation of this pathway could optimize tissue repair.
Attendance problems can create problems in your organisation and with your workforce. It can break down communication, create tension and will likely decrease productivity. Managing for high attendance will help you avoid these issues.
1. There are different types of probability including a priori, statistical, and estimated probabilities which involve judgment under uncertainty.
2. Risk involves known outcomes and probabilities, while uncertainty involves unknown or imprecisely estimated outcomes and probabilities. Most real-life decisions involve uncertainty.
3. The precautionary principle is meant to ensure absence of scientific certainty is not used to postpone actions to protect people and environment from credible threats of serious harm.
The document provides an overview of various financial management services offered by CJL Quantum Analytics, including customized peer risk evaluations and performance comparisons, net interest margin fine-tuning, asset liability management guidance and interest rate risk model reviews, bond portfolio advising, acquisition target identification and due diligence, Bloomberg analytics, bank stock valuation, and a quarterly economic newsletter. The services are aimed at improving financial performance metrics like return on assets, insulating net interest income from interest rate fluctuations, validating interest rate risk models, improving bond portfolio performance and yield, facilitating bank acquisitions, and providing economic insights.
Common Risk Mitigation Strategies Employed by OrganizationsDavid Aufhauser
David Aufhauser discusses strategies that companies use for risk management and mitigation. There are several approaches, including risk avoidance which aims to eliminate activities that pose too high a risk. Risk acceptance acknowledges some risks but deems their impact tolerable. A compromise is risk limitation, while transference passes risks to specialized third parties. Effective control procedures can identify current risks and prevent future ones.
Scenario analysis is a process that analyzes decisions by considering alternative possible outcomes across three scenarios: a base case, worst case, and best case scenario. It is used to evaluate the combined effect of different variables. For example, a firm may use scenario analysis to determine the net present value of a potential investment under low, medium, and high inflation scenarios by assigning a probability and weighted net present value to each scenario. The benefits of scenario analysis include avoiding poor investments, planning for the future, avoiding risk, and using it in corporate strategy.
Qualitative Risk Factors: How to Add Objectivity to an Otherwise Subjective Taskvimster
These qualitative adjustments are a challenge because they are inherently subjective in nature. The 2006 Interagency Policy Statement on the ALLL provides little direction on how these determinations should be made, advising only that “management should consider those current qualitative or environmental factors that are likely to cause estimated credit losses as of the evaluation date to differ from the group's historical loss experience.” It further vaguely explains that these determinations are to be “based on a comprehensive, well-documented and consistently applied analysis of its loan portfolio.”
The document discusses a 5-step process for improving ALM model assumptions in uncertain times:
1) Engage key players like ALCO to develop assumptions instead of isolating it in finance.
2) Do analytical due diligence like historical analysis to inform assumptions.
3) Combine quantitative analysis with qualitative judgment due to data limitations.
4) Stress test key assumptions to understand their impact.
5) Document the findings and assumptions process in ALCO minutes for accountability.
Following this process can help minimize mistakes and maximize model utility for strategic decision making.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on risk management. It outlines the objectives of the presentation which are to provide a practical approach and tools to implement enterprise risk management. It discusses basic risk management concepts such as risks being uncertainties that can affect objectives, and the need to consider both threats and opportunities. It also presents a simple risk management framework of establishing objectives, identifying risks and controls, assessing risks, evaluating actions, and monitoring. The presentation aims to help participants start implementing risk management in their own organizations.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on risk management. It outlines the objectives of the presentation which are to provide a practical approach and framework for risk management and tools to implement enterprise risk management. It discusses basic concepts such as defining risk, threats and opportunities, and enterprise vs integrated risk management. It also presents a simple risk management framework and examples of how to categorize, prioritize, and measure risks. Key points are made about establishing a risk management process and embedding it into organizational processes.
This document provides an overview of a presentation on risk management. It outlines the objectives of the presentation which are to provide a practical approach and tools to implement enterprise risk management. It discusses basic risk management concepts such as risks being uncertainties that can affect objectives, and the need to consider both threats and opportunities. It also presents a simple risk management framework of establishing objectives, identifying risks and controls, assessing risks, evaluating and taking action, and monitoring. The presentation aims to help participants start implementing risk management in their own organizations.
Risk Management Process And Procedures PowerPoint Presentation SlidesSlideTeam
The document outlines the risk management process and procedures for a company. It introduces risk management and identifies types of risk categories. It then describes the procedure for managing risks, which includes risk planning, identification, assessment, monitoring and tracking. Tools and practices for risk analysis are also covered, along with engaging stakeholders. The document closes with an overview of the risk management lifecycle.
This document discusses risk analysis in investment. It defines risk as the potential for losing value and discusses different types of risk like financial risk and project-specific risk. It also outlines various techniques used for risk analysis like sensitivity analysis, probability distribution approach, and payback period. As an example, it shows how adjusting the discount rate for risk can impact a project's net present value. Overall, the document provides an overview of risk analysis in investments, outlining key concepts like different risk types and techniques used to evaluate risk.
Enterprise Risk Management proponents make some pretty bold claims. But do they really deliver? Existing frameworks are more like general recommendations. As usual, the key is in the implementation.
The Intersection of Risk, Security, and PerformanceResolver Inc.
Risk, security, and internal audit functions are often seen as compliance-focused rather than enabling organizational success. To break out of silos, these functions must understand the organization's objectives and identify risks that could positively or negatively impact success. By focusing on objectives, making intelligent decisions around risks, and working together across functions, risk, security, and audit can increase the likelihood that the organization achieves its goals.
Business Continuity Plan Powerpoint Presentation SlidesSlideTeam
This document outlines a company's business continuity plan. It discusses management oversight of the plan, including a steering committee that determines the plan's scope and provides resources. It also covers risk management, including identifying risks, evaluating them, and creating matrices to assess and control risks. Finally, it recommends mitigations for identified risks, such as updating clients more frequently on project progress to address the risk of miscommunication.
5 t rowe price target date evaluation framework123jumpad
This document provides guidance to plan sponsors on selecting target date funds for retirement plans. It emphasizes that the evaluation process should begin with understanding the plan's objectives and participants' investment risks, rather than solely focusing on quantitative metrics. The document outlines a framework for sponsors to determine their priorities regarding longevity risk, inflation risk and market risk, and how these align with lower-equity or higher-equity target date products. It also stresses considering the level of participant preparedness based on savings rates and other retirement income sources. Once plan objectives and risks are established, quantitative screening can be used to finalize the target date fund selection.
This document discusses how environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors are important for risk management when investing in fixed income products. ESG can impact the issuer's credit quality over the medium to long term. Evidence shows companies that consider ESG in their business models have better sustainability and credit quality over time, which is an important factor when evaluating fixed income instruments.
This document provides information on pollution and maritime safety issues through a series of photographs with captions. It discusses various types of pollution like bottom trawling damaging habitats, overfishing reducing cod populations to unsustainable levels by 2022, an oil spill in Lebanon coating a crab, algal blooms caused by agricultural runoff, and beach trash in Equatorial Guinea. It also mentions the Erika oil spill leading the European Parliament to improve ship safety and the US military dumping chemical and radioactive waste at sea. The document aims to educate readers on the origins, state, solutions, and future of pollution and maritime safety problems.
1. The document discusses how small changes in redox state, or oxidative status, can have big effects on precursor cell function, survival, death, and differentiation.
2. Certain environmental toxicants are pro-oxidants that can alter redox state and impair precursor cell development, increasing vulnerability to stressors.
3. The redox/Fyn/c-Cbl signaling pathway regulates precursor cell behavior in response to changes in redox state from signaling molecules and toxicants. Modulation of this pathway could optimize tissue repair.
This document provides information on pollution and maritime safety issues through a series of photographs with captions. It discusses various types of pollution like bottom trawling damaging habitats, overfishing reducing cod populations to unsustainable levels by 2022, an oil spill in Lebanon coating a crab, algal blooms caused by agricultural runoff, and beach trash in Equatorial Guinea. It also mentions the Erika oil spill leading the European Parliament to improve ship safety and the US military dumping chemical and radioactive waste at sea. The document aims to educate about the origins, current state, and potential solutions to pollution as well as how politics and culture can influence the issue.
The document discusses complement activation and traumatic brain injury. It summarizes several studies that show:
1. Complement proteins like C3 and the membrane attack complex C5b-9 are activated in the border zone of brain contusions in rats and humans following traumatic brain injury.
2. There is local synthesis of complement proteins like C3, and upregulation of the regulator clusterin in response to complement attack on neurons and astroglia.
3. Complement activation occurs endogenously in the injured brain without circulating blood components, as shown in studies using brain slice cultures.
4. Genetic factors influence the inflammatory response and complement activation following TBI, with more pronounced immune reactivity linked
The document summarizes recent discoveries in spinal cord injury pathophysiology and treatment from The Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. It discusses promising neuroprotective and regenerative treatments currently being studied, including hypothermia, stem cells, and Schwann cell transplantation. It also outlines ongoing clinical trials, such as the ARCTIC trial evaluating hypothermia and a proposed phase 1 trial of autologous Schwann cell transplantation in humans with spinal cord injuries. The overall goal is to translate bench research into new clinical applications and improve outcomes for spinal cord injury patients.
Rodent blast injury models provide a good way to study traumatic brain injury (TBI) from blast exposure. Three key points:
1) Blast exposure can cause a complex array of injuries through different mechanisms such as high vs low frequency waves. It also has various components like overpressure, shockwaves, and electromagnetic pulses.
2) Effective models must reproduce the key features of human blast injury through controlled and measurable mechanical forces. They should also show graded functional deficits related to injury severity.
3) Choosing the right model is important. Shock tubes can better focus blast energy but lack all injury factors, while free explosions are less controlled. Measurement of both physical factors and functional outcomes is needed.
The training agenda consists of 3 sessions - a 90 minute lecture in the first session, a 30 minute site tour in the second session, and a 120 minute practice session in the third session. The first session lecture will cover service quality, accountability, and excellence. The training will take place at the AsiaWorld-Expo facility.
The document discusses several news reports from June 2010 about challenges with obtaining oil skimmers to respond to the Gulf oil spill due to regulations under the Jones Act, including an Anderson Cooper report on AC360 about red tape with oil skimmer approvals, a Kyra Phillips CNN report on the 56th day of the crisis, and an interview with Fred MacCallister on Bloomberg Television's "In Business" pushing for a waiver of the Jones Act to help with the spill.
1) Multiple mild concussive brain injuries in mice can cause cumulative cognitive deficits, as measured by the Morris water maze test, even without structural brain damage.
2) Increasing the time between injuries can reduce these cognitive effects, with monthly intervals showing less impairment than daily injuries.
3) However, while longer intervals between injuries may diminish short-term cognitive effects, it may not fully prevent long-term effects seen one year later.
This document summarizes recent research on spinal cord injury therapies. It discusses that there are approximately 12,000 new spinal cord injuries in the US each year. Current repair strategies discussed include neutralizing the inhibitory scar, inducing axon regeneration, preventing secondary damage, and cell replacement. Several clinical trials are mentioned, including trials of neuroprotective drugs, stem cell therapies using human embryonic stem cells and human fetal stem cells, and an antibody targeting nerve fiber sprouting. Rehabilitation strategies discussed include locomotor training, functional electrical stimulation cycling, and hand rehabilitation. The ultimate goal is a combination of early neuroprotection, cell replacement therapies, axon regeneration therapies, and long-term rehabilitation.
1) The document discusses whether diffuse axonal injury (DAI), the primary pathology seen in non-blast traumatic brain injury, is also present following mild blast brain injury.
2) Animal studies using shock tubes have found only limited axonal swelling and darker staining of brain regions following blast, without extensive DAI.
3) The pathologies observed do not fully match current hypotheses about mild blast brain injury in humans, which have not found hemorrhage or extensive DAI seen in non-blast injury.
4) It remains unclear whether swollen axons are the predominant pathology in DAI or if blast causes an as yet undetected type of subcellular damage.
This document summarizes savings account returns and liquid funds as investment options. It notes that savings accounts offer 4% interest on surplus funds, while liquid funds invest in markets and offer higher returns of 6.75-6.82% annually. Key points for investing in liquid funds include doing so online through reputable fund houses and checking fund ratings. While liquid funds offer higher returns than savings accounts, they carry more risk as principal is not protected and returns can fluctuate based on market performance. Investors are advised to consider risk profiles when selecting liquid funds.
This document discusses diffuse axonal injury (DAI), a type of traumatic brain injury seen in fatal TBI cases. It provides a historical perspective on DAI and reviews the pathology, including microscopic findings. DAI involves damage to axons throughout the brain and is graded based on its severity and location. While commonly seen in fatal TBI, the pathology of mild DAI requires further study. The document also describes a unique brain tissue archive containing over 2,000 traumatic brain injury cases accrued over decades that has been used in over 150 publications to better understand DAI and its association with neurodegenerative conditions.
The document provides an overview of Six Sigma and quality management. It defines Six Sigma as a methodology that aims for 3.4 defects per million opportunities by reducing variation and defects in processes. It explains the DMAIC cycle of Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control used in Six Sigma to systematically improve processes. It also discusses understanding customer requirements, process mapping, and measuring process performance as key aspects of Six Sigma.
This document outlines a Lean Six Sigma project undertaken by Sk. Noor Mohammad to increase the customer satisfaction percentage (CSAT%) for Digicon Technologies Ltd.'s (DTL) Airtel Inbound process. The current CSAT% is 79-81% but the goal is to increase it by 2% to over 83% by August 31, 2015. Key issues identified that contribute to low CSAT include unorganized conversations, dead air time, arguments, hurriedness, and unhelpful attitudes by customer service representatives. The project will involve defining the problem, measuring key aspects, analyzing the data, improving processes, and controlling the new processes. Improvement plans include refresher trainings, increased call monitoring, sharing
This document outlines a plan to restructure a company's demand management processes. It discusses assessing the current state, defining a future vision with integrated planning processes and technology, and implementing changes in a phased approach. The goal is to improve forecasting accuracy, reduce costs and cycle times, and gain a competitive advantage through comprehensive demand management.
The document summarizes the problem of a lack of coordination and strategic focus across 120 concurrent projects at an organization in 2004. An investigation revealed projects were contradicting each other and there was no overall direction. A solution implemented centralized control and governance of projects through a hybrid Sarbanes-Oxley and Center of Excellence framework. This established financial controls, resource allocation, synergies identification, and benefits delivery tracking. The results included focused strategic input, staff savings, improved customer service, organizational control, and cost avoidance.
RUNNING HEADER: Potential Risk Factors
Potential Risk Factors
Potential Risk Factors
BUS475
Understanding the risks listed below is regular will be indispensable to assessing an association's necessary arrangement. Besides, seeing how to quantify and screen these risks can assist organizations with recognizing and relieve barricades in the essential provision.
1. Economic Struggles
Changing large scale and microeconomic conditions can cause increasingly significant expenses underway; for instance, required materials can turn out to be scant or have lower edges causing lower benefit. Checking the changing monetary conditions can assist with envisioning the impacts on the business and change techniques varying.
2. Political vulnerability.
The administration assumes an indispensable job in the maintainability and strength, all things considered, legislative unsteadiness, such as visit changes in arrangements, can prompt vulnerabilities and lower benefits. Observing the world of politics can help in the capacity to make inside approach changes to relieve outside risks.
3. Demographic changes.
Changes in populace demographics of the objective market can be gainful because, as it may, gone unchecked can prompt misfortunes. Checking deals information, client profiles, and dissecting buyer conduct can quantify the demographic changes that can compromise the organization.
4. Increasing competition.
With a profitable business comes increasingly extensive measures of competition, and the risk for impersonation increments. The degree of competition can be persistently checked and estimated through statistical surveying and examination, enabling a business to keep its upper hand.
5. Quality Control.
The test of meeting and surpassing the degrees of quality wanted by purchasers frequently represent a risk because of the capacity for new organizations to improve and enter the market. Checking clients' assessment and revamping items to line up with showcase needs can help decrease losses because of quality issues.
Contingency planning
A business contingency plan is a game-plan that your association would take if a surprising occasion or circumstance happens. In some cases, a contingency can be sure, for example, an unexpected flood of cash—however, regularly, the term alludes to an adverse occasion that influences an association's notoriety, money-related well-being, or capacity to remain in business. These incorporate a fire, flood, information penetrates, significant system disappointment, and only the tip of the iceberg.
Contingency plans are a significant part of your general business coherence methodology since they help you guarantee your association is prepared for anything. Numerous huge organizations and government associations make different arrangements of contingency designs with the goal that an assortment of potential dangers is very much looked into, and their proper reactions are thoroughly drilled before.
How to Build a Business Case for Online Employee Training - Webinar 09.04.14BizLibrary
In this webinar we'll discuss 5 key elements to include in your business case for online employee training and development.
www.bizlibrary.com/webinars
Why Your Customer HealthScore is Useless and How to Overcome ItBoaz S. Maor
Customer Health Score (CHS) is a common and helpful metric for Customer Success Managers (CSM). But, it is insufficient to address opportunities and challenges with your customers. Why? Because it focuses on the vendor-customer relationship and fails to assess the maturity of the customer in running their business.
This is why Ralf Wiggten and I recently coined the term Customer Maturity Index (CMI) and developed a methodology for its calculation. Combining CMI with CHS provides the clarity needed for effective playbooks to maximize both the customer’s success and yours from the relationship.
This presentation explores the short-comings of common Customer Health Scores, provides the case for Customer Maturity Index, details a suggested methodology for CMI development within a company and provides practical tools for such development.
Best Practices in Financial Planning and Analysis | 2013 Business Analytics S...Cartegraph
Loras College is proud to present our annual Business Analytics Symposium on March 27, 2014 at the Grand River Center in Dubuque, IA. Industry experts will share their insights about the evolving field of business analytics opportunities. Learn about everything from best practices when analyzing data to the importance and benefits of building a culture of analytics within your organization.
To learn more, secure your seat or to take advantage of group discounts visit www.loras.edu/bigdata.
Kash Masuria Whats Six Simga Presentationguestd0440a
The document provides an overview of Six Sigma, including its methodology and deployment strategy. Six Sigma aims to reduce defects and variation through data-driven problem solving and continuous improvement. It uses a Define-Measure-Analyze-Improve-Control framework and various statistical tools. Successful deployment requires organizational alignment, selecting the right projects, training Green and Black Belts, and sustaining gains through control plans and infrastructure. Savings of $40-120 million per year are typical after 8-10 months of initial deployment.
Oracle: Information’s Business Impact - Business Intelligenceebreger
This document discusses an Oracle BI Applications project for infoGROUP Inc. It identifies opportunities to reduce expenses and days sales outstanding through improved financial analytics and reporting. Implementing Oracle's pre-built financial analytics solution could provide insights to optimize processes, with estimated potential savings of $2.6 million over 5 years through small reductions in expenses and DSO.
The document summarizes findings from a global CFO study on the evolving role of finance. It finds that over 70% of CFOs see themselves in an advisory role, and around 60% believe major changes are needed in finance organizations to keep up with industry changes. It also highlights the benefits of achieving both finance efficiency through standards and providing business insight, finding the highest rewards come from excelling in both areas.
Scenario planning: addressing a capability gap affecting industry competitive...Charles Edwards
Exponential population and technology growth is occurring at a rate never before seen in history. Together, these forces have created the data driven world we live in. The business landscape has become more competitive and complex given the increased level of capability required to scale, evolve and rapidly gain market share; shortening the business maturity life cycle.
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A critical success factor to survival and succeed in both nature and business is the ability to learn and implement quickly – to adapt and evolve. By reducing the time it takes for your business to know what’s happening, learn what is needed for success and implement, you can outpace your competitors and capture new opportunities.
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The Problem Statement
Statistics on Project success rate
Finding the reason : the Culprit
The solutions
The stakeholders role
Ecosystem of a successful Project
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2. OBJECTIVE
At the end of this session you will be able to understand
What is a Collection Discipline
Tools to Improve Biometric
What is PAR ( Overdues)
Reason of Overdues
Effect of Overdues
Handling with Overdues
3. WHAT IS COLLECTION DISCIPLINE
The Success of Organization is largely attributable on client payment discipline.
The Sound planning of allocation of date and time of business area is the first
Key of repayment discipline.
Date and Time allocation
This practice must happened simultaneously with Area Survey by allocating the fix date
for a business area where there is a projection of one Day Crec Productivity ie. 140 – 160
Clients. This is for Better Time Management , Cost minimization, Risk Mitigations , and
maximum productivity per day..
Less NFD Change
This Practice will help to reduce the frequent Change in NFD in each and every first
Week of Month in sense of Time and Date change.
Examples of Burst and Best DL discipline
6. CreC Name :…………………………………………………………………. Cluster name : ……………………………………………………………………………………..
Area name Date/Time 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 9:00am 10:00am 11:00am 12:00pm 1:00pm
Ram Nagar 7
Babita House
15 Sita House 10
Ramani House
18 Sitara House 15
Adrash Nagar 8
Digha 9
Sony House
20
Laxmi House
15
Kalawati House
20
Chai Tola 10
Resham House
18
Ghandhi Nagar 11
Mahendru 12
13 Pl keep it Blank till rest of date cover ( Will Help for 15th August date Collection Etc.)
Sherapura 14
Kamaniya 15
Collection Planning Chart
7. TOOLS TO IMPROVE BIOMETRIC
Importance of Biometric
Microfinance Loans are based on mutual guarantee of clients and the
attendance on center make on date on time recovery . maximum clients
on center means minimum risk in repayment.
Burst Case of Biometric
CREC Name No Yes Grand Total
Biom % Rating
Madhur Kapoor 150 8 158
5 Critical
Manoj Garasiya 277 515 792
65 Significant
Manoj Sisodiya 139 429 568
76 Good
Neelesh 199 550 749
73 Significant
Om Prakash Poddar 165 320 485
66 Significant
Rajpal 235 398 633
63 Significant
Santosh Kumar Parmar 223 338 561
60 Significant
8. STRATEGY TO IMPROVE BIOMETRIC ( USE OF SFDC )
Area & Center
Name NO Yes Grand Total BioM % Rating
Commitment By
MCL MCL Sign
Area: BHIKHANA
PAHARI (CHAI TOLI)
1- Centre:SANJU
House
2 0 2
0 Critical
Area: BHIKHANA
PAHARI (CHAI TOLI)
1- Centre:SHOBHA
House
11 1 12
8.33 Critical
Area: BHIKHANA
PAHARI (CHAI TOLI)-
Centre:KEERAN
House
9 5 14
35.71 Critical
Area: BHIKHANA
PAHARI (CHAI TOLI)-
Centre:MANORMA
DEVI PASWAN
House
10 9 19
47.37 Critical
Area: BHIKHANA
PAHARI (CHAI TOLI)-
Centre:SANGITA
House
12 18 30
60 Significant
9. WHAT IS PAR (PORTFOLIO AT RISK)
Increasing in Body Temperature indicated there is some
thing wrong in internal part of body which cum in reflection
of Temperature ( Fever). So as in MFI the PAR % is the
indicator of MFI asset quality ie portfolio in Risk.The
Formula of calculation
Par = Sum of Unpaid Principal Balance of all past due
Total Gross Outstanding Loan Portfolio
In The Best Case scenario it should
be <.5%
100
10. EFFECT OF PAR ( OVERDUE )
Postponed and Low Income
Slower Portfolio Rotation and Asset Productivity
Lower Staff Morale
Higher Cost of Fighting overdue
Diminished Co’s Image
Chain Reaction
11. REASON OF PAR ( OVERDUE )
Client Based Activities
Willful Default
Deviation in credit administration process
Involvement of Ring leaders
Forced loan
Loan For Non Productive Purpose
Adverse Client Selection
Insufficient investment
Husband wife Problem
Migration of Client
Seasonality of Business or Low income( gestation Period)
o Organizational Based
Poor Product Design/ Bundle of loan
Delay in Loan Processing
Lack of Proper Loan Monitoring and Follow up by Field Staff
Lack of Effective MIS System
Zero Acton Taken By Organization
12. HANDLING WITH DELINQUENCIES
Account Review( Diagnosis of Account)
Categorization of loan account PAR Reason
* MIS Issue * Migration of Client *Pipeline Cases *Ring Leader Effect * Staff
Fraud * Wrong sale
The categorization of loan account from poorest to most collective
*Not Possible, * Little Possibility * Possibility
Strategy Formation
PAR account Action Team and Campaign
Special Incentive Scheme and Appraisal on performance , Removal of Poor
performer Crec, weed out approach of poor Client in L2 Loan , Fire on
Fraudulent staff, Legal action approach
Always Action Approach