transparency
An approach to corporate management that emphasises as much disclosure of information as possible to regulators and stakeholders. The concept can also be applied to governments and international organisations.
Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI)
EITI aims to ensure that revenues from extractive industries contribute to sustainable development and poverty reduction.
TRANSPARENCY
Visibility and clarity of laws, regulations, and procedures. Some of the codes of conduct negotiated during the Tokyo Round sought to increase the transparency of nontariff barriers that impede trade.
Transparency
The extent to which laws, regulations, agreements, and practices affecting international trade are open, clear, measurable, and verifiable.
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Transparency
A buzz word for the idea that the more INFORMATION is disclosed about an economic activity the better.
Transparency
Transparency is a measure of how much information you have about the markets where you invest, the corporations whose stocks or bonds you buy, or the mutual funds or other investments you select.
Transparency - The observed degree of clarity, openness, measurability, and verifiability in a law, regulation, agreement, or trade practice.
Transparency - (1) Principle that was adopted in the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) which said that governments must make their trading rules, regulations, ...
Transparency
As private, lightly regulated entities, hedge funds are not obliged to disclose their activities to third parties.
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A great deal of information about warrants can be obtained from NYSE Euronext's website, issuers' sites and the financial press.
Transparency - PMS provides comprehensive communications and performance reporting. Investors will get regular statements and updates from the financial manager.
Non-Transparency
This, in the case of even the solid metals, is perhaps only a very low degree of transparency.
Price Transparency
Every market participant has equal access to the description of quotes.
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The sharing of information across the enterprise through via social networking creates a transparency that may or may not necessarily be welcomed by all sectors of the organization.
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6. Lack of Transparency and involvement
The IMF have been criticised for imposing policy with little or no consultation with affected countries.
Jeffrey Sachs, the head of the Harvard Institute for International Development said: ...
transparency and disclosure of risk factors, and integration with all relevant business processes.
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Transparency is a measure of how much information you have about the markets where you invest and the corporations whose stocks or bonds you buy.
Transparency - Refers to the presentation or announcement of positions. In portfolio and risk management it focuses on positions and the associated risk profiles.
Transparency
A positive, colour photographic image on clear film.
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Unaided recall
A research method in which a respondent is given no assistance in answering questions regarding a specific advertisement ...
Honesty, transparency and integrity... These values kept resurfacing in the back of my head while I was reading your articles. In short, you have earned my trust and I have decided to subscribe to your paid stock picks...
Transparency
The clarity with which a regulation, policy, or institution can be understood and anticipated. Depends on openness, predictability, and comprehensibility. Lack of transparency can itself be a NTB
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It has contributed to generate a parallel hidden banking system with reduced information about the size or origination of credit risks highlighting a lack of transparency in many segments of the international financial system.
FISCAL TRANSPARENCY "Looking through" an entity and attributing profits and losses directly to the entity's members. The profits of certain forms of enterprises are taxed in the hands of the members rather than at the level of the enterprise.
Issue: Practitioners would like to see transparency as it pertains to Collection Transportation Standards.
Among others, in order to overcome problems such as the lack of transparency and delays in settlements that have plagued the older exchanges.
strong, heavyweight paper with a smooth finish and a degree of transparency that is used in the preparation of an advertising layout; also called tissue overlay.
Electronic trading platforms have transformed the foreign exchanges, bringing greater price competition and price transparency.
Auditability is dependent upon the company's financial recording practices, the transparency of the company and the forthrightness of the managers who interact with the auditors.
The Government Procurement Code negotiated during the Tokyo Round sought to reduce, if not eliminate, the "Buy National" bias underlying such practices by improving transparency and equity in national procurement practices and by ensuring effective ...
Segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange's " Regulated Market where listed companies must meet high transparency requirements (e.g. publish " quarterly reports, prepare financial statements in accordance with " IFRSs or US GAAP) that go beyond the ...
The whole FICO process lacks transparency, which works in the crdit grantors' interest: They can always - ALWAYS - lower your credit score using a myriad of methods. The CC companies make big money when your score is lower. Doubt me?
Price Transparency
Price uncertainty
Price value of a basis point
Price Value of a Basis Point - PVBP
Price-Based Option
Price-book ratio
Price-earnings ratio
Price-Earnings Ratio - P/E Ratio
Price-Earnings Relative
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Financial regulation and increased transparency-due to newspapers and telecommunications-made them less important.
Also known as the Corporate and Auditing Accountability, Responsibility, and Transparency Act, or more colloquially as SarbOx or SOX, ...
Practical methods for minimising coordinatorism include consensus decision making, radical transparency, rotation of facilitation roles and day-to-day work roles among individuals, ...
Securities Act of 1933: Federal legislation enacted to ensure transparency in financial statements so investors can make informed decisions about investments, ...
a1Gil Mehrez and Daniel Kaufmann, Transparency, Liberalization and Financial Crises, The World Bank Policy Research Working Paper (PRWP) Series, 1999.
Just how close markets come to this benchmark depends on the transparency of information, the effectiveness of regulation, and the likelihood that rational arbitragers will drive out noise traders.
The aim of the CNMV is to ensure transparency of the Spanish stock markets as well as the protection of the investors. It also controls the information given by issuers and investment services companies (incl. collective instrument).
The Prime segment is designed for German companies that wish to target international investors. These companies are required to meet high international transparency criteria, over and above those set out by the General Standard, specifically: ...
Measures put in place in order to ensure smooth functioning and control of a company. Such measures reinforce the importance of transparency of information.
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With change in the late 20th century came more consumer awareness and transparency regarding factoring arrangements, and more caution of the part of factors.
The soft commission is very often given in a form that clearly helps provides investors a better service (e.g. research, financial data etc.). The problem is the lack of transparency.
System employed mainly within the retail sector for calculating the profit from any givenproduct in any given position within the supply chain, requiring transparency andmanagement of all logistic costs.
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An exchange, or market, is a physical location or an electronic system in which securities are traded in an orderly, regulated way that is fair to all parties and which provides price transparency and speedy dissemination of all available price ...
Toxic Waste - A slang term referring to securities that are unattractive due to certain underlying provisions or risks making them generally illiquid with poor pricing schemes and transparency.
Trading - The buying and selling of shares.
Additionally, a CFO is charged with insuring financial transparency with respect to both the shareholders and regulatory boards, such as the SEC. In many corporations a CFO is routinely referred to as senior vice president.
Most, if not all, of these drawbacks of the corporation can be overcome by democratizing corporate accountability and transparency systems and increasing corporate dividend distributions to a broadened base of corporate shareholders, ...
the Order Handling Rules did not stipulate that all market participants had to display their ECN orders to the public. Soon enough, many institutional orders and non-market maker orders were not available to the public, impairing price transparency.
As a means of payment, countertrade is not encouraged by international and multinational financial institutions as the price setting mechanisms underlying such transactions frequently lack transparency.
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