Suitability Assessment definition

Suitability Assessment for residential treatment means a determination by a Qualified Evaluator, who has conducted a personal examination and assessment of the child, that the child meets the criteria for placement in a residential treatment center, pursuant to s. 39.407(6)(c), F.S.
Suitability Assessment means the whole process of collecting information about a client and the subsequent assessment by the firm that a given investment product is suitable for him, based also on the firm’s solid understanding of the products that it can recommend or invest into on behalf of the client.
Suitability Assessment or “SA” means an exercise carried out by HLISB to gather necessary information from the prospective Investor(s) on the Investor(s)’s financial capabilities, risk appetite and ability to bear risk in order to form a reasonable basis for the Bank’s recommendation.

Examples of Suitability Assessment in a sentence

  • The objective of a Client Suitability Assessment (CSA) is to profile the risk-return orientation of the investor and the result is used as basis to recommend various classes of UITFs. The CSA shall be subject to review every three (3) years.

  • Yes If yes, please provide details of your proposed bidding model that includes members of the supply chain, the percentage of work being delivered by each sub-contractor and the key contract deliverables each sub-contractor will be responsible for using the sub-contracting arrangements template included at the end of this Suitability Assessment.

  • This means that, before you can engage in a copy trade, we are required to assess whether our services are suitable for you (the "Suitability Assessment").

  • The minimum standards for participation in this competition (Suitability Assessment Criteria) are set out below under each criterion.

  • When an employee, intern, or volunteer of the Contractor receives a background check result of “REVIEW REQUIRED”, the Contractor must complete Exhibit H - Character, Competence, and Suitability Assessment (CCSA) form, DSHS 03-506 (01/2019), to determine and document whether the employee, intern, or volunteer will be allowed to have Unsupervised Access to Students due to mitigating circumstances.


More Definitions of Suitability Assessment

Suitability Assessment means the suitability assessment undertaken by APM which sets out the Client’s financial circumstances, needs and investment objectives (as amended or updated from time to time);
Suitability Assessment means a determination by a qualified evaluator as to whether a child or adolescent meets the criteria in Section 39.407(6)(a)3.a.-c., F.S., for needing placement in a residential treatment center. The assessment includes a personal examination and assessment of the child and results in written findings.
Suitability Assessment means assessment by a qualified evaluator that includes a personal examination and assessment of the child that includes written findings.
Suitability Assessment means the assessment whether a Transaction in a KBC Investment Fund is suitable for you based on your financial situation including Your ability to bear losses, Your risk profile, Your knowledge and experience of financial investments and your investment objectives
Suitability Assessment means the assessment by KBC of whether a Transaction in a KBC Investment Fund is suitable for your risk profile or not.
Suitability Assessment means an SIMG’s suitability for an AoN Position as determined in accordance with this Policy.
Suitability Assessment means the assessment whether a Transaction in a KBC Investment Fund is suitable for Your risk profile or not.