COMPLETE Phase 2, Questions 1-257 (Anonymous) - FREE Survey Results by experiencer.org - Survey created by FREE (experiencer.org), which stands for The Dr. Edgar Mitchell Foundation for Research into Extraterrestrial Encounters . Our main purpose is the Understanding Consciousness Through the Study of Contact with Non-Human Intelligence
Full report best european countries for business 2018mResearcher
The European Chamber ranks European countries based on their business environment. The EuCham score, used for the
ranking, originates from the average of the World Bank’s Distance To Frontier score (DTF) and Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index (CPI).
1) The document provides footwear production and export data for 88 countries in 2011.
2) China was by far the largest producer, accounting for over 21 billion pairs or 87% of global production. Other major producers included India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Brazil and Mexico.
3) Italy had the highest average export price at $45.32 per pair, followed by Portugal, France and Vietnam. Leather shoes accounted for the largest share of exports by product type.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the 2015 Legatum Prosperity Index. Some key findings include:
- Singapore climbed to first place in the Economy sub-index, driven by improvements in its economy and entrepreneurship.
- Indonesia stands out as the top performer overall, climbing 21 places over seven years due to gains in its economy and entrepreneurship.
- Safety and security declined significantly in Africa and the Middle East due to violence and conflicts, while falling levels of safety also negatively impacted the US ranking.
- Nordic countries like Norway, Denmark, and Sweden typically rank highest for overall prosperity, while many developing nations rank in the lower half of the index.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the 2015 Legatum Prosperity Index. Some key findings include:
- Singapore climbed to first place in the Economy sub-index, driven by improvements in its economy and entrepreneurship.
- Indonesia stands out as the top performer overall, climbing 21 places over seven years due to gains in its economy and entrepreneurship.
- Safety and security declined significantly in Africa and the Middle East due to violence and conflicts, while falling levels of safety also negatively impacted the US ranking.
- Nordic countries like Norway, Denmark, and Sweden typically rank highest for overall prosperity, while many developing nations rank in the lower half of the index.
The document appears to contain the results of a survey about demographics. It shows that the largest age group was 55-64 at 28.29% and the majority of respondents were female at 56.69%. For occupation, the top categories were Healthcare Practitioners at 16.99% and Arts, Design, Entertainment at 6.62%. The United States had the most respondents at 64.16% and the top state was California at 14.86%.
Holding Company earned a net profit of Rp985.3 billion and will distribute 25% or Rp246.325 billion in bonuses. PT. Super Metro will receive 30% or Rp73.897.5 billion of the bonuses while PT. Super Hero will receive 70% or Rp172.427.5 billion. The document also provides details on the number of employees, salary grades, bonuses calculated and distributed to various subsidiaries of the holding company.
Corporate Venture Capital Group Investment Analysis 1995 to Q2 2008mensa25
This document analyzes corporate venture capital group investment from 1995 through the first half of 2008. It provides data on the number and size of deals, total investment amounts, industry breakdown of investments, and corporate venture capital investment in clean technology. Some key findings are that the percentage of deals and dollars involving corporate venture capital has increased over time, peaking at around 20-25% in recent years. Information technology and medical/health sectors received over half of corporate venture capital investments. Investment in clean technology by corporate venture capital has also increased in recent years to over 10% of their total investments.
COMPLETE Phase 2, Questions 1-257 (Anonymous) - FREE Survey Results by experiencer.org - Survey created by FREE (experiencer.org), which stands for The Dr. Edgar Mitchell Foundation for Research into Extraterrestrial Encounters . Our main purpose is the Understanding Consciousness Through the Study of Contact with Non-Human Intelligence
Full report best european countries for business 2018mResearcher
The European Chamber ranks European countries based on their business environment. The EuCham score, used for the
ranking, originates from the average of the World Bank’s Distance To Frontier score (DTF) and Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index (CPI).
1) The document provides footwear production and export data for 88 countries in 2011.
2) China was by far the largest producer, accounting for over 21 billion pairs or 87% of global production. Other major producers included India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Brazil and Mexico.
3) Italy had the highest average export price at $45.32 per pair, followed by Portugal, France and Vietnam. Leather shoes accounted for the largest share of exports by product type.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the 2015 Legatum Prosperity Index. Some key findings include:
- Singapore climbed to first place in the Economy sub-index, driven by improvements in its economy and entrepreneurship.
- Indonesia stands out as the top performer overall, climbing 21 places over seven years due to gains in its economy and entrepreneurship.
- Safety and security declined significantly in Africa and the Middle East due to violence and conflicts, while falling levels of safety also negatively impacted the US ranking.
- Nordic countries like Norway, Denmark, and Sweden typically rank highest for overall prosperity, while many developing nations rank in the lower half of the index.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the 2015 Legatum Prosperity Index. Some key findings include:
- Singapore climbed to first place in the Economy sub-index, driven by improvements in its economy and entrepreneurship.
- Indonesia stands out as the top performer overall, climbing 21 places over seven years due to gains in its economy and entrepreneurship.
- Safety and security declined significantly in Africa and the Middle East due to violence and conflicts, while falling levels of safety also negatively impacted the US ranking.
- Nordic countries like Norway, Denmark, and Sweden typically rank highest for overall prosperity, while many developing nations rank in the lower half of the index.
The document appears to contain the results of a survey about demographics. It shows that the largest age group was 55-64 at 28.29% and the majority of respondents were female at 56.69%. For occupation, the top categories were Healthcare Practitioners at 16.99% and Arts, Design, Entertainment at 6.62%. The United States had the most respondents at 64.16% and the top state was California at 14.86%.
Holding Company earned a net profit of Rp985.3 billion and will distribute 25% or Rp246.325 billion in bonuses. PT. Super Metro will receive 30% or Rp73.897.5 billion of the bonuses while PT. Super Hero will receive 70% or Rp172.427.5 billion. The document also provides details on the number of employees, salary grades, bonuses calculated and distributed to various subsidiaries of the holding company.
Corporate Venture Capital Group Investment Analysis 1995 to Q2 2008mensa25
This document analyzes corporate venture capital group investment from 1995 through the first half of 2008. It provides data on the number and size of deals, total investment amounts, industry breakdown of investments, and corporate venture capital investment in clean technology. Some key findings are that the percentage of deals and dollars involving corporate venture capital has increased over time, peaking at around 20-25% in recent years. Information technology and medical/health sectors received over half of corporate venture capital investments. Investment in clean technology by corporate venture capital has also increased in recent years to over 10% of their total investments.
This document appears to be a table containing stock market data and performance metrics for various companies. It includes company codes, share prices, earnings per share, earnings growth rates, price to earnings ratios and other financial indicators. The table contains over 100 rows of stock data.
Descriptive statistics and analytics about human resources with in-depth look into turnover rate:
- annually / monthly
- among new hires
- among different types of employees (age groups, generation type, education, qualification etc.)
The document describes the Legatum Prosperity Index, which ranks 149 countries based on their performance across 9 pillars of prosperity: economic quality, business environment, governance, personal freedom, social capital, safety and security, education, health, and natural environment. It provides the 2017 rankings and scores for each country on the 9 pillars. Norway ranked first overall in 2017 based on its strong performance across all pillars.
Table 5B - Economic Risk Points By Component from the May 2015 ICRG for 140 c...The PRS Group, Inc.
This document is a table from the International Country Risk Guide listing risk points awarded to economic risk components in various countries in May 2015. It includes data on GDP per capita, real GDP growth, inflation, budget balance as a percentage of GDP, current account as a percentage of GDP, overall economic risk rating, and changes from the previous month for each country. Over 40 countries are listed with their scores on each economic risk component and overall economic risk rating.
This document presents rankings of countries and economies based on their scores in the Global Innovation Index 2017. Switzerland has the highest overall score of 67.69 and ranks first. The rankings are broken down by income group, region, and the efficiency ratio score. The table also shows the median efficiency ratio score.
This document is the 2014 Legatum Prosperity Index which ranks 142 countries based on their level of prosperity. It includes an overview section highlighting some key global trends over the past 6 years related to democracy, health, and education. The main body provides the rankings of countries across 8 sub-indices of the overall prosperity measure as well as an overall ranking. Top-ranked countries tend to be wealthy Western democracies while bottom-ranked countries face challenges related to poverty, governance, health, and conflict.
The document provides demographic information about The Woodlands, Texas as of January 1, 2015. It summarizes that The Woodlands has a population of 109,679 people living in 41,199 occupied dwellings. The median age is 38.7 and the median household income is $114,609. Regarding household composition, 41.6% of households have children and the average household size is 2.66 people.
This document is a table from the International Country Risk Guide listing political risk points and ratings for various countries in May 2015. It assigns scores out of 12 for 12 different components of political risk (such as government stability, socioeconomic conditions, internal conflict) and provides a total political risk rating for each country. It shows changes from the previous month for some countries' component scores and overall ratings.
This document provides a summary of the mutual fund investments for AMAR GARG as of March 15, 2022. It includes details of investments in two equity funds - Franklin India Flexi Cap Fund and UTI Flexi Cap Fund, with a total investment of Rs. 17,399.90 and current value of Rs. 27,490.03. It also includes details of investments in the Franklin Focused Equity Fund with a total investment of Rs. 4,400 and current value of Rs. 7,131.74. Overall, the portfolio has generated a gain of Rs. 10,090.13 and an absolute return of 57.99% since investment.
Palestra que faz parte do programa Mindset Global, onde de cobrimos as principais razões as empresas brasileiras não internacionalizam e incentivamos a criação de micromultinacionais.
The document summarizes website usage statistics from a single day (February 16, 2011) for the site diycyborg.ning.com. It shows that the site had 545 total visits from 60 countries, with the top three countries being the United States (109 visits), Italy (84 visits), and Spain (36 visits). On average, visitors viewed 5.4 pages per visit and spent 5 minutes and 27 seconds on the site. Nearly half of visits were from new visitors and over a third resulted in visitors bouncing without viewing additional pages.
The document discusses EMC's shift from disorganized PR monitoring to standardized reporting using the PROP tool. It summarizes key changes, including a focus on impact over just volume, standardized reports, clear metrics and targets. Executives now see comparative data like coverage growth rates over time. The PROP tool provides automated impact scoring and agencies enter tiered publication lists. Targets are set and results tracked to motivate agencies and react before missing goals.
The document presents rankings of 144 countries from the Global Competitiveness Index 2014-2015. Switzerland ranks first with a score of 5.7. Singapore and the United States rank second and third respectively. The rankings are broken down across pillars of basic requirements, efficiency enhancers, and innovation/sophistication factors.
The document categorizes traffic crash data by road type and characteristics. It provides statistics on the number and percentage of crashes occurring on different types of primary and non-primary roads, including interstate freeways, other freeways, expressways, interchange ramps, multi-lane divided and undivided roads, and two lane roads. It also provides subcategories for paved and unpaved secondary roads as well as multi-lane undivided and two lane municipal roads. The extensive dataset is broken down and categorized to analyze traffic crashes across different road environments.
Over 33,000 kids visited the Nickelodeon activation in July and August, participating in activities like making crafts, playing mini golf and video games, and running an obstacle course. Popular activities included making Ninja masks, Dora clocks, and backpacks. Character appearances and merchandise sales featuring Dora, TMNT, and Paw Patrol were also successes. The report provides attendance numbers and revenues from the event.
The document is a daily report from the Population and Civil Registration Office of Kayong Utara Regency that contains data on various activities from January to April 2019, including the number of new ID cards issued, births and death certificates processed, marriages registered, and population changes recorded in the area. It provides totals for each date on metrics like new KTPs, birth certificates, death reports, and changes to resident registration cards for different age groups.
berikana zanisty bo qutabyan 2016 >> hatye amadekirin ji laye mamosts Hawar Ramadhan Azo revebere qutabxana Aylool ya bineret > diyaye bo hemi mamosta u qutabiyen kurdistane > her serkefty bin .
This document provides HIV/AIDS related data and information for Lunglei District in Mizoram, India from 2000 to 2018. It includes statistics on testing and facilities, trends in positive cases by transmission route and demographics, and goals to achieve 90-90-90 targets. Key challenges are also noted around administration, funding, harm reduction, and achieving estimated population coverage. Data on drug use patterns and status of high-risk groups like injecting drug users and sex workers are presented from targeted intervention programs in Lunglei town. ART status numbers are provided as of October 2018.
This document contains tables of compound interest factors for interest rates of 0.25% and 0.5% compounded annually over various time periods from 1 to 480 years. The tables show the compound amount, present worth, sinking fund, capital recovery, uniform series, and gradient factors for single payments, arithmetic gradients, and present worth calculations.
The document contains tables with factors for compound interest accumulation and present value of uniform series in postponed payments. The compound interest accumulation table shows the factor, which is (1+i)^n, for interest rates from 1% to 15% and periods from 1 to 40 years. The uniform series present value table shows the factor, an,i, for calculating present value of uniform series payments with interest rates from 1% and periods from 1 to 40 years.
This document appears to be a table containing stock market data and performance metrics for various companies. It includes company codes, share prices, earnings per share, earnings growth rates, price to earnings ratios and other financial indicators. The table contains over 100 rows of stock data.
Descriptive statistics and analytics about human resources with in-depth look into turnover rate:
- annually / monthly
- among new hires
- among different types of employees (age groups, generation type, education, qualification etc.)
The document describes the Legatum Prosperity Index, which ranks 149 countries based on their performance across 9 pillars of prosperity: economic quality, business environment, governance, personal freedom, social capital, safety and security, education, health, and natural environment. It provides the 2017 rankings and scores for each country on the 9 pillars. Norway ranked first overall in 2017 based on its strong performance across all pillars.
Table 5B - Economic Risk Points By Component from the May 2015 ICRG for 140 c...The PRS Group, Inc.
This document is a table from the International Country Risk Guide listing risk points awarded to economic risk components in various countries in May 2015. It includes data on GDP per capita, real GDP growth, inflation, budget balance as a percentage of GDP, current account as a percentage of GDP, overall economic risk rating, and changes from the previous month for each country. Over 40 countries are listed with their scores on each economic risk component and overall economic risk rating.
This document presents rankings of countries and economies based on their scores in the Global Innovation Index 2017. Switzerland has the highest overall score of 67.69 and ranks first. The rankings are broken down by income group, region, and the efficiency ratio score. The table also shows the median efficiency ratio score.
This document is the 2014 Legatum Prosperity Index which ranks 142 countries based on their level of prosperity. It includes an overview section highlighting some key global trends over the past 6 years related to democracy, health, and education. The main body provides the rankings of countries across 8 sub-indices of the overall prosperity measure as well as an overall ranking. Top-ranked countries tend to be wealthy Western democracies while bottom-ranked countries face challenges related to poverty, governance, health, and conflict.
The document provides demographic information about The Woodlands, Texas as of January 1, 2015. It summarizes that The Woodlands has a population of 109,679 people living in 41,199 occupied dwellings. The median age is 38.7 and the median household income is $114,609. Regarding household composition, 41.6% of households have children and the average household size is 2.66 people.
This document is a table from the International Country Risk Guide listing political risk points and ratings for various countries in May 2015. It assigns scores out of 12 for 12 different components of political risk (such as government stability, socioeconomic conditions, internal conflict) and provides a total political risk rating for each country. It shows changes from the previous month for some countries' component scores and overall ratings.
This document provides a summary of the mutual fund investments for AMAR GARG as of March 15, 2022. It includes details of investments in two equity funds - Franklin India Flexi Cap Fund and UTI Flexi Cap Fund, with a total investment of Rs. 17,399.90 and current value of Rs. 27,490.03. It also includes details of investments in the Franklin Focused Equity Fund with a total investment of Rs. 4,400 and current value of Rs. 7,131.74. Overall, the portfolio has generated a gain of Rs. 10,090.13 and an absolute return of 57.99% since investment.
Palestra que faz parte do programa Mindset Global, onde de cobrimos as principais razões as empresas brasileiras não internacionalizam e incentivamos a criação de micromultinacionais.
The document summarizes website usage statistics from a single day (February 16, 2011) for the site diycyborg.ning.com. It shows that the site had 545 total visits from 60 countries, with the top three countries being the United States (109 visits), Italy (84 visits), and Spain (36 visits). On average, visitors viewed 5.4 pages per visit and spent 5 minutes and 27 seconds on the site. Nearly half of visits were from new visitors and over a third resulted in visitors bouncing without viewing additional pages.
The document discusses EMC's shift from disorganized PR monitoring to standardized reporting using the PROP tool. It summarizes key changes, including a focus on impact over just volume, standardized reports, clear metrics and targets. Executives now see comparative data like coverage growth rates over time. The PROP tool provides automated impact scoring and agencies enter tiered publication lists. Targets are set and results tracked to motivate agencies and react before missing goals.
The document presents rankings of 144 countries from the Global Competitiveness Index 2014-2015. Switzerland ranks first with a score of 5.7. Singapore and the United States rank second and third respectively. The rankings are broken down across pillars of basic requirements, efficiency enhancers, and innovation/sophistication factors.
The document categorizes traffic crash data by road type and characteristics. It provides statistics on the number and percentage of crashes occurring on different types of primary and non-primary roads, including interstate freeways, other freeways, expressways, interchange ramps, multi-lane divided and undivided roads, and two lane roads. It also provides subcategories for paved and unpaved secondary roads as well as multi-lane undivided and two lane municipal roads. The extensive dataset is broken down and categorized to analyze traffic crashes across different road environments.
Over 33,000 kids visited the Nickelodeon activation in July and August, participating in activities like making crafts, playing mini golf and video games, and running an obstacle course. Popular activities included making Ninja masks, Dora clocks, and backpacks. Character appearances and merchandise sales featuring Dora, TMNT, and Paw Patrol were also successes. The report provides attendance numbers and revenues from the event.
The document is a daily report from the Population and Civil Registration Office of Kayong Utara Regency that contains data on various activities from January to April 2019, including the number of new ID cards issued, births and death certificates processed, marriages registered, and population changes recorded in the area. It provides totals for each date on metrics like new KTPs, birth certificates, death reports, and changes to resident registration cards for different age groups.
berikana zanisty bo qutabyan 2016 >> hatye amadekirin ji laye mamosts Hawar Ramadhan Azo revebere qutabxana Aylool ya bineret > diyaye bo hemi mamosta u qutabiyen kurdistane > her serkefty bin .
This document provides HIV/AIDS related data and information for Lunglei District in Mizoram, India from 2000 to 2018. It includes statistics on testing and facilities, trends in positive cases by transmission route and demographics, and goals to achieve 90-90-90 targets. Key challenges are also noted around administration, funding, harm reduction, and achieving estimated population coverage. Data on drug use patterns and status of high-risk groups like injecting drug users and sex workers are presented from targeted intervention programs in Lunglei town. ART status numbers are provided as of October 2018.
This document contains tables of compound interest factors for interest rates of 0.25% and 0.5% compounded annually over various time periods from 1 to 480 years. The tables show the compound amount, present worth, sinking fund, capital recovery, uniform series, and gradient factors for single payments, arithmetic gradients, and present worth calculations.
The document contains tables with factors for compound interest accumulation and present value of uniform series in postponed payments. The compound interest accumulation table shows the factor, which is (1+i)^n, for interest rates from 1% to 15% and periods from 1 to 40 years. The uniform series present value table shows the factor, an,i, for calculating present value of uniform series payments with interest rates from 1% and periods from 1 to 40 years.
This document contains tables presenting discount factors and future values for interest rates ranging from 1% to 30% per year over time periods from 1 to 30 years. Table 1 shows the present value of $1 received in the future, declining with longer time periods and higher interest rates. Table 2 shows the future value of $1, increasing with longer time periods and higher interest rates. The tables can be used to calculate the present or future value of a cash flow given an interest rate and number of time periods.
This document outlines key concepts related to the time value of money, including calculating present and future values. It discusses compound and simple interest, as well as formulas and tables for determining future and present value based on the principal, interest rate, and time period. Examples are provided to demonstrate calculating future value when deposits are made at the beginning or end of periods, as well as determining unknown interest rates or time periods given future and present values.
Kedia daily evening report as on 08052020Ajay Kedia
The document appears to be a market report containing commodity prices and trading data. It includes closing prices and percentage changes for various commodities such as gold, silver, crude oil, and base metals. It also lists economic data, currency exchange rates and trading status updates for different commodity contracts.
The document contains two tables providing future value interest factors for one dollar and one dollar annuities compounded at various interest rates over different periods of time. Table A-1 shows the future value of $1 invested at rates from 1% to 30% over periods from 1 to 30 years. Table A-2 shows the future value of a $1 annuity invested at the same rates and periods. The tables allow users to determine the future values of single investments and annuities based on the interest rate and time period.
The document contains two tables providing future value interest factors for present values compounded over time at given interest rates. Table A-1 gives the future value of $1 invested for a given number of periods at rates from 1% to 30%. Table A-2 gives the future value of a $1 annuity invested over the same periods and rates. Both tables allow users to determine the future value of investments based on the interest rate and length of time compounded.
The document contains two tables providing future value interest factors for one dollar and one dollar annuities compounded at various interest rates over different periods of time. Table A-1 shows the future value of $1 invested at rates from 1% to 30% over periods from 1 to 30 years. Table A-2 shows the future value of a $1 annuity invested at the same rates and periods. The tables allow users to determine the future values of single investments and annuities based on the interest rate and time horizon.
The document contains two tables providing future value interest factors for present values compounded over time at given interest rates. Table A-1 gives the future value of $1 invested for a given number of periods at rates from 1% to 30%. Table A-2 gives the future value of a $1 annuity invested over the same periods and rates. The tables allow users to calculate future or present values of investments compounded at different rates over different lengths of time.
The document contains tables listing future value interest factors and future value interest factors of an ordinary annuity for interest rates ranging from 1% to 20% over periods of 1 to 40 years. The future value interest factor table shows the factor needed to calculate the future value of a present amount given a certain interest rate and time period. The future value interest factor of an ordinary annuity table shows the factor required to calculate the future value of an annuity with regular payments made over a certain time period.
MR. AMIR IKRAM is a resource person with an MPhil from GC University Lahore and an MBIT in Finance from Punjab University. The document contains tables with values for future value (FV), present value (PV), and other time value of money calculations at varying interest rates and time periods. The tables provide the calculations for interest rates from 2% to 18% and time periods from 1 to 50 years for future value, and periods from 1 to 20 years for present value.
This document contains two tables providing present value and future value factors for interest rates ranging from 1% to 30% per year over time periods from 1 to 30 years. Table 1 gives the present value of $1 to be received in the future, showing that the further in the future a payment is to be received, the lower its present value. Table 2 gives the future value of $1 invested now, showing that the longer a sum is invested, the higher its future value will be. For example, at a 10% interest rate, the present value of $1 received in 5 years is $0.621, while the future value of $1 invested for 5 years is $1.611.
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The document appears to contain numerical data in a table format with percentages listed across the top and increasing whole numbers down the left side. The interior of the table contains increasing decimal values with up to 4 decimal places.
Sample Calculations for solar rooftop project in Indiadisruptiveenergy
This document provides a financial analysis of a proposed solar PV rooftop project over 25 years. It outlines key steps and parameters to consider, including net metering rules, installation costs, internal rate of return, return on investment, payback period, lifetime savings, and discount rate. Tables show projected annual energy generation, costs, revenues, and financial metrics to help evaluate the project's feasibility and profitability. The analysis aims to help consumers make informed decisions without being misled by inaccurate information from solar companies or officials.
The document provides daily exchange rates between the US Dollar (USD) and several other currencies including the British Pound (GBP), Euro (EUR), Japanese Yen (JPY), Swiss Franc (CHF), Australian Dollar (AUD), Canadian Dollar (CAD), Singapore Dollar (SGD), Hong Kong Dollar (HKD), Thai Baht (THB), Philippine Peso (PHP), New Taiwan Dollar (TWD), South Korean Won (KRW), Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), Saudi Arabian Riyal (SAR) and Special Drawing Rights (SDR) from October 1, 2010 to November 15, 2010. It shows the daily buying and selling rates for currency conversions between USD and each of the other
The document appears to be a table containing statistical data with right tail probabilities for the t distribution. The table includes degrees of freedom (df) ranging from 1 to 30 across the top. Under each df is a column of p-values ranging from 0.40 to 0.0005. The body of the table contains the corresponding t-statistic for each intersection of df and p-value. Below the table is a website url and email for an organization called Marketing Utopia.
The document appears to be a table containing statistical data with right tail probabilities for the t distribution. The table includes degrees of freedom (df) ranging from 1 to 30 across the top. Under each df is a column of p-values ranging from 0.40 to 0.0005. The body of the table contains the corresponding t-statistic for each intersection of df and p-value. Below the table is a website URL and email address.
This document summarizes Angola's tariffs and imports. It shows that Angola's simple average final bound tariff rate is 59.1% for agricultural goods and 60.1% for non-agricultural goods. While most agricultural goods have high applied tariff rates over 50%, over 46% of non-agricultural imports face applied rates below 5%. The document also lists Angola's top export markets and the tariff rates those countries apply to Angolan exports.
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This document provides an overview of insurance broking in India, including definitions, classifications, licensing requirements, and procedures. It defines an insurance broker as a middleman between insurance companies and clients that provides professional advice and services. There are three main classifications of brokers: direct, composite, and reinsurance. The licensing process and requirements, including fees, capitalization levels, and documents needed, are regulated by IRDAI and vary based on the broker classification. The procedure for obtaining a broker license involves submitting an application with supporting documents, potential requests for additional information, and ultimately receiving an in-principle approval and certificate of registration if all criteria are satisfied.
The document discusses several key principles of general insurance:
1) Contra proferentem states that ambiguities in an insurance policy will be interpreted against the insurer through a three-step process.
2) Insurable interest means one can only insure against financial loss, such as in one's own life, family, or owned property/cargo.
3) Utmost good faith requires full disclosure of all material information, with non-disclosure potentially voiding the contract.
4) Indemnity provides compensation to return the insured to the same financial position prior to the loss.
Health Insurance products offering by life insurersJaswanth Singh G
- The document discusses health insurance and various related topics such as whether it is necessary, differences between health insurance offered by life insurers versus general insurers, key proposed regulatory amendments regarding health insurance, and popular riders available under health insurance policies.
- It provides an overview of health insurance policies offered by life insurers versus general insurers, explaining that life insurers typically offer fixed-benefit plans while general insurers offer indemnity plans.
- It also summarizes some key proposed regulatory changes such as requiring uniform premiums for 3 years and incentives for policyholders who maintain good health.
The document discusses health insurance in India. It notes that India has a large population but low ranking on healthcare indexes and high out-of-pocket healthcare costs. There is a need to increase government health spending and expand health insurance coverage given its implications for economic development. It then discusses what health insurance is, the history of health insurance in India, common product types, trends in the industry, and low insurance penetration rates in India currently.
Insurance broking opportunities and exploring new dimensionsJaswanth Singh G
The document discusses the insurance broking sector in India. It provides information on:
- Who insurance brokers are and how they differ from agents in representing the client's interests over the insurer.
- The roles and services provided by brokers globally including risk analysis, product recommendations, claims assistance and more. However, brokers play a smaller role in India with only 30% market share compared to over 70% in developed countries.
- The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) regulates insurance brokers by licensing different types including direct, reinsurance and composite brokers.
The document discusses challenges and best practices for digital transformation in banking and insurance to maintain a competitive edge in a changing global landscape. It notes key issues like improving customer centricity, effective employee training, streamlining procedures, and enhancing cybersecurity. References are provided on developing operational excellence in financial services and important digital and internet statistics. The author then thanks the reader.
Web aggregators compile insurance policy information from various sources and companies and present it on their website. This allows potential buyers to easily compare policies. IRDAI regulates web aggregators and has defined their permitted activities such as displaying policy comparisons and transmitting customer leads to insurers. To be licensed as a web aggregator, entities must meet requirements such as a principal officer trained in insurance and a minimum net worth. Licensed web aggregators can then perform services like comparing products and generating customer prospects for insurance companies.
The document discusses various types of insurance distribution channels in India. It describes web aggregators, which compile insurance policy information from various companies onto a website, allowing potential buyers to compare plans. Web aggregators function similarly to online insurance brokers. Regulations aim to supervise web aggregators to ensure transparency. Key activities include displaying accurate product comparisons, transmitting customer leads to insurers, and defining sales processes. Web aggregators must be licensed by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDA) and meet requirements for capital, training, and examinations.
Social Insurance - Unorganised workers welfare schemesJaswanth Singh G
The document discusses welfare schemes for unorganized construction workers in India. It outlines the Aam Aadmi Bima Yojana (AABY) scheme which provides life and disability insurance of up to Rs. 75,000 for construction workers aged 18-59. It also discusses the facilities provided by the Karnataka Buildings and Other Constructions Workers Welfare Board, such as health insurance of up to Rs. 6,000, maternity benefits, education assistance, and financial aid for marriages and equipment. The document aims to increase awareness of social security programs for unorganized construction workers in India.
Group Insurance Schemes/ Insurance Proposal for Female Garment Worker - Karna...Jaswanth Singh G
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1. Insure School
Information Series of the Insurance Industry
Trends
Date & Time : 25th July 2020 - 4 PM
Organised by
IFGIAA Excel
Series Webinar -7
Confederation of General
Insurance Agents
Associations of India
3. Insurance
Penetration
▪ Measures the contribution of
insurance premium to the Gross
DomesticProduct (GDP) of a
country in percentage terms
▪ % of Total Insurance Premium
Collected
Vs Total GDP of the Country.
▪ For example, if a country generates a
total insurance premium of say, ₹ 10
billion and that country’s GDP for the
same period is ₹ 100 billion,
insurance penetration translates to
10% (i.e ₹ 10b/
₹ 100b * 100).
Insurance
Density
▪ ratio of insurance premium to the
total population. It gives an
indication of how much each of the
people in a country spends on
insurance in terms of premium. In
other words, it is the per capital
premium for the country, calculated
by dividing the total insurance
premium by the population
▪ Ratios of Total Premium vs
Population of the country, in other
words per head Insurance
Premium.
▪ For example, if the population of
the country in the example cited
for Insurance Penetration is 10
million people, the insurance
density (per capital premium)
would be ₹ 1,000.▪ Insurance Penetration and Insurance Density are two
parameters used to
measure development of Insurance sector in particular
Country.
6. INSURANCE PENETRATION -
BRIEF▪ India’s current (2018) Insurance penetration rate stands at
3.71%, far
below the global average of 6.13% (2017),
▪ In comparison, some of the emerging economies in Asia such
as
Malaysia (4.77%),
Thailand (5.29%) &
PR China (4.57%)
Hongkong (17.94%)
8. Countries
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Total Life
Non-
Life
Total Life
Non-
Life
Total Life
Non-
Life
Total Life
Non-
Life
Total Life
Non-
Life
India 3.90 3.10 0.80 3.30 2.60 0.70 3.40 2.70 0.70 3.49 2.72 0.77 3.69 2.76 0.93
World 6.30 3.50 2.80 6.20 3.40 2.70 6.20 3.50 2.80 6.28 3.47 2.81 6.13 3.33 2.8
14. How much does insurance cost?
Insurance costs depend on premium amount. This premium amount
depends on several factors that differ from Insurance to Insurance.
How to use the insurance money?
You have to make a claim against your insurance policy.
Give details about the loss you suffered. This differs from
insurance to insurance.
Submit the bills/proof of damage, loss, hospitalisation, etc.
The insurance company would verify yourclaim.
It will then pay the bill or reimburse you for your loss.
15. LIFE INSURANCE/MOTOR /AUTO
INSURANCE
COSTS AND UNDERWRITINGLIFE INSURANCE
▪ Age
▪ Health (past and current)
▪ Occupation
▪ The type of coverage/plan
▪ Smoking and Drinking
habits
▪ The sum assured
MOTOR /AUTO
INSURANCE
▪ Make-Model of the vehicle
▪ The type of coverage/plan
▪ The value, age of your
vehicle
▪ Claim history
16. HEALTH INSURANCE/HOME
INSURANCE
COSTS AND UNDERWRITINGHEALTH INSURANCE HOME
INSURANCE
▪ Family Health History
▪ The Sum In/assured
▪ The type of
coverage/plan
▪ Age and Gender
▪ health history
▪ The size of home
▪ The type of
coverage/plan
▪ The age of home and
the
systems installed therein
▪ The location of home
▪ The sum Insured
18. Agent CorporateAgent Broker WebAggregators CSC-SPV&PoS IMF
Type 1. Individual
2. Firm
3. Company
1.Firm
2. Company
3. BankingCo
4. New BankingCo
5. RegionalRuralBank
6. Co-operativeSociety
7. Panchayat/ LocalAuth
8.NGO/MicroFin/NBFC
9.Any otherapproved
by Authority
1.Individual
2. Company
3.Co-operativeSociety
4.Any other approved
by Authority
1.Company
1.CSC-SPV
2.VillageLevel
Entrepreneurs
(VLEs)-Rural
Auth
Person(RAP)
1.Company
2.CoopSoc
3.LLP
4.Anyother
app person
Capital Nil Paid-upCap–
Rs50Lakhs(New
Regulations)(
Earlier Not
Mandatedby
IRDAI)
Paid-upCap
Rs75 LakhsDirect
Rs5CroresComposite
Rs 2.5 Crore
Reinsurance
Networth
Rs25Lakhs
1% Central Govt
44.5% State Govt
44.5% SCAs
11%
Financial
Institutions
Net worth
Rs10Lakhs
Qualification 12th/ 10thclass 12th/ 10thclass Graduate Graduate 1.CSC-SPV-PO-
Graduate
2. VLE-10thclass
1. PO-Graduate
2.ISP-12thclass
Training Fresh-25Hours
Renewal – NA
Training Body
: Insurance
Institute of
India Mumbai
Fresh– 50/25Hours
Renewal – 25
Hours Training
Body : Insurance
Institute of India
Mumbai
Fresh-Theoretical&
Practical 50/25Hours
Renewal – 25
Hours Training
Body : Insurance
Institute of India
Mumbai
Fresh–50/25
Hours
Renewal –
25 Hours
Training Body :
Insurance
Institute of India
Mumbai
CSC-SPV-PO&VLE
Freshand
Renewal 20
Hours
TrainingBody:
NIELITNew
Delhi
Fresh–50/25 Hours
Renewal – 25
Hours Training
Body : Insurance
Institute of India
Mumbai
19. Examination
CSC-SPV &PoS
CSC-SPV Syllabus/
NIELIT NewDelhi
CorporateAgent
IC-38
Insurance Instituteof
India
WebAggregators
IC-38
Insurance
Institute ofIndia
IMF
IC-38
Insurance
Institute ofIndia
Agent
IC-38
Insurance
Institute of
India
Broker
Broker Syllabus/
National
Insurance
Academy Pune
Remuneration 1.Life – as per table
depending on type of
product & premium
paying term - max
40%
2. General - Max 15%
1.Solicitation
(pre-sales) – as per
broker
remuneration
2.Servicing (post
sales) – mutually
agreed
1.Life – as per
table depending
on type of
product &
premium paying
term - max 30%
2.General - Max
17.5%
1.Life – as per
table
depending on
type ofproduct
& premium
paying term -
max 40%
2.General -
Max 17.5%
1.Flat Fee –Rs
50,000 per
product
2.Outsourcing
functions –
mutually agreed
3.Telemarketing/
Distance
marketing – as
per broker
remuneration
1.Solicitation
(pre-sales) –as
per broker
remuneration
2.Servicing (post
sales) – only for
life ins & max
50% of 1st year
premium & 10%
of renewal
premium
23. WHATARESOMEOF THE
DIFFICULTIES IN PROVIDING
INSURANCETO POORPEOPLE?
Technical Specialization
Marketing and Sales
Distribution Channels
Requires specialized capacity, which is
complicated by the lack of reliable data
characteristic of low-income, informalmarkets
Most poor people do not understand
insurance or may be biased against it
Requires a distribution system that can
handle small financial transactions efficiently in
convenient locations, and engender trust
25. Polic yholder Servicing Turnar ou n d Times as pres cribed by IRDAI
Serv ice M a x i m u m Turn Ar ound Time
Ge ne ral
Pr oc essi ng of Pr oposal and Communi c a ti o n
of dec isi ons inc ludi ng requi remen ts/ i s su e
o f Poli c y /Canc ellati ons
15 day s
Obtai ni ng c opy of th e pr oposal 30 day s
Post Poli c y issue ser vi c e requests c onc er ni ng
mi stake s/ r ef un d of pr oposal deposi t and also Non-
Clai m related ser vi c e requests
10 day s
Life I nsurance
Sur render va lu e / a n n u i ty / pe n s io n pr ocessi ng 10 day s
Ma tu r i ty c lai m/ Sur vi val b e n e f i t/ p e n a l
inter est not pai d
15 day s
Raising c lai m r e q u i re me n ts af ter lodgi ng
th e Clai m
15 day s
Death c lai m s e ttle me n t wi th o u t
Investi gati on r e q u i r e me n t
30 day s
Death c lai m s e ttle me n t/ r e p u d i a ti o n wi th Investi gati on
r e q u i r e me n t
6 mo n th s
Ge ne ral Insurance
Sur vey r e p o r t submi ssi on 30 day s
Insur er seeki ng addendum r e p o r t 15 day s
S e ttle me n t/ r e je c ti on of Clai m af ter 30 day s
rec ei vi ng f i r s t/ a d d e nd u m sur vey r e p o r t
30 day s
Grie vanc es
Ac knowle dg e a gr ievanc e 3 day s
Resolve a gr i evanc e 15 day s
29. SCRIP NAME IPO
SIZE
Date
of
Listin
g
Fac
e
Valu
e
Offer Price
Closing as
on
24/07/2020
NSE
Closing as
on
24/07/2020
BSE
ICICI Prudential Life
Insurance Company Ltd.
6,056.7
Crores
29-Sep-16 10 334 440.00 439.95
ICICI Lombard General
Insurance
Company Ltd.
5,700.94
Crores
27-Sep-17 10 661 1297.55 1300
SBI Life Insurance Company
Ltd.
8400
Crores
03-Oct-17 10 700 867.40 866.80
General Insurance
Corporation of India Ltd.
11372
Crores
25-Oct-17 5 912 153.50 153.35
New India Assurance Company
Ltd
9600
Crores
13-Nov-17 5 800 118.20 118.20
HDFC Life Insurance Company
Ltd.
8,695
Crores
17-Nov-17 10 290 622.45 622.40
33. .
▪ .
66
%
58
%
45
%
45
%
Penetration of Digitalization around the world-
2019( in %)
Unique Mobile
users
Internet users
Active social
Media users
Mobile social
media users
39. Country
Average Earnings
Yearly Fx Currency
Fx as on 24th July
2020 ₹ Conversion Date Source
United States of
America 62,731 Dollar $ 74.764 46,90,020.48 24-Jul-20
https://www.salaryexpert.com/salary/job/insurance-sales-
agent/united-states
Canada 48113 Canadian $ 55.699 26,79,845.99 19-Jul-20 https://ca.indeed.com/salaries/insurance-agent-Salaries
United Kingdom 25,326 Pound £ 95.64 24,22,178.64 14-Jul-20 https://www.indeed.co.uk/salaries/insurance-agent-Salaries
France 40,015 Euro € 86.992 34,80,984.88 24-Jul-20 https://www.erieri.com/salary/job/life-insurance-agent/france/paris
Germany 45,700 Euro € 86.992 39,75,534.40 2019
http://www.salaryexplorer.com/salary-
survey.php?loc=81&loctype=1&job=32&jobtype=1
UAE 11847 AED 20.36 2,41,204.92 12-Jul-20 https://www.indeed.ae/salaries/insurance-agent-Salaries,-Dubai
South Africa 138816
South African
Rand R 4.48 6,21,895.68 20-Jul-20 https://za.indeed.com/salaries/insurance-agent-Salaries
Singapore 36,000 Singapore $ 54.07 19,46,520.00 11-Jun-20 https://www.payscale.com/research/SG/Job=Insurance_Agent/Salary
Japan 87,65,627 Yen ¥ 0.71 62,23,595.17 24-Jul-20
https://www.salaryexpert.com/salary/job/insurance-
agent/japan/tokyo
Russia 771428 Rouble ₽ 0.96 7,40,570.88 24-Jul-20
https://www.salaryexpert.com/salary/job/insurance-sales-
agent/russian-federation
South Korea 3,65,18,278
South Korean
won 16.09
58,75,79,093.0
2 24-Jul-20
https://www.salaryexpert.com/salary/job/insurance-agent/south-
korea
HongKong 3,20,687 Hong Kong $ 9.65 30,94,629.55 28-Mar-20
https://www.payscale.com/research/HK/Industry=Insurance_Agency_
or_Brokerage/Salary
Australia 89,446 AUD $ 53.026 47,42,963.60 15-Jul-20 https://au.indeed.com/salaries/insurance-agent-Salaries
New Zealand 55,000 NZD $ 49.58 27,26,900.00 03-Mar-20
https://www.careers.govt.nz/jobs-database/finance-and-
property/finance/insurance-agent
China 1,34,502 Chinese Yuan ¥ 10.65 14,32,446.30 24-Jul-20 https://www.salaryexpert.com/salary/job/insurance-sales-agent/china
42. Insurance Institute of India Mumbai
• Licentiateship
• Associateship
• Fellowship
• Certificate Courses
• Specialised Diploma Courses
Life Office Management Association LOMA USA
• Basic Level
• ALMI
• FLMI
• The American Institute for CPCU (AICPCU) and the Insurance Institute of America (IIA)
• Insurance Institute of Canada IIC
43. Chartered Insurance Institute London
• Award CII
• Cert CII
• Diploma CII
• ACII
• Charter Status
• FCII
Courses in General Insurance segment:
• IMP – Award in Motor Insurance Products and Policies (India)
• IMU – Award in Motor Insurance Claims and Underwriting (India)
• IN7 – Indian Healthcare Insurance Products
• W01 – Award in General Insurance
Courses in Life Insurance segment:
• AWI – Award in Financial Planning – India
• AWB – Award in Bancassurance (non-UK)
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Jaswanth Singh G
Insurance (InsureTech),Banking & Pensions Domain Consultant and Faculty
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