Emerging Market Risk Sample Clauses

Emerging Market Risk. 8.2.8.1 The fund invests in emerging markets. There may be higher volatility and liquidity risks than investing in developed markets. Investment in emerging markets involves above-average investment risks, for example, possible fluctuations in foreign exchange rates and political and economic uncertainties. It is possible that clients may lose the entire investment.
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Emerging Market Risk. Investing in emerging markets, including Nigeria and elsewhere in Africa, involves certain risks and special considerations including potential market volatility, currency fluctuations, less liquidity in the capital market, restrictions on investments, limited information, and the risk of political, economic and social instability.
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  • Aim The competitiveness of companies within the commercial and service industries is becoming increasingly dependent on qualified employees. In order for the business to develop, continuous and systematic continuing education of the employees is necessary. Competence is the ability to handle an assignment. In order to handle an assignment, an individual needs several characteristics. Competence is a complex term that comprises a number of human resources. - Knowledge Knowing facts and methods. - Abilities Being able to do, handle tools - Contacts Social abilities, contact network, influence - Attitude/Values Wanting to do, deeming correct, taking responsibility - Experience Learning from mistakes and successes - Supervision/Leadership Continuing education may to a great extent be carried out directly in the work place through a flexible work organisation where theories meet practice. Continuing education of the company and its employees creates the preconditions for profitability and greater security of employment.

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