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Sources of business finance The financial resources of a business may be provided by owners’ funds or borrowed funds. 2.1 Owners funds Owners’ funds are the amounts contributed by owners including the profits reinvested in the business. Owner's fund has four main characteristics: First of all it provides risk capital. It is the owners that bear the risks of losses or low profits by providing their own money. It forms the basis of raising loans. The ownership capital is secondly a permanent source

the image of the French reception. 1) Why tourists have such an image of French people? - There is a « language barrier », less with young generation. However, for languages, France is in decline in Europe. - In some case a poor mutual understanding of the cultural differences can be a cause. It is just a difference of culture and if they knew better the culture of the other country it would be easier to understand. - French also have a strong sense of the universality of

will be compared to the empirical results. More specifically, the empirical approach used in this thesis will be based on an econometric analysis of the performance of SRI funds found on the Belgian market and on field research with fifteen SRI fund promoters on the costs of SRI. Finally, the results lead to think that the differences of performance between SRI and no-SRI products do not seem to come from their « socially responsible » character but from their divergence in terms of assets

mais détient des parts du SICAV et du FCP Conflit entre les actionnaires majoritaires (qui souhaitent placer leur argent) et minoritaires (qui souhaitent revoir leur argent) Il existe une différence entre les fonds classiques (FCP ou encore mutual fund) et les Hedge Funds Les FCP sont soumis à une réglementation beaucup plus restrictive, en matière de choix d’actifs, que les hedge funds Les hedge funds( fonds très risqués) Peuvent utiliser des stratégies qui ne sont pas autorisées aux fonds

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fonds spéculatifs sont d’ailleurs restées très peu nombreuses, de l’ordre de 3 pour 1000 par an, depuis une dizaine d’années, alors que le nombre de fonds a été multiplié par 7 [M. Prada, 2007]. Pourtant, comparés aux Fonds communs de placement ou aux Mutual Funds américains, les fonds spéculatifs ne sont pas des investisseurs comme les autres. Ils sont peu réglementés, souvent implantés offshore, très peu transparents. Ils mènent des stratégies dites alternatives en couvrant des positions longues par

people with financial services: microfinance institutions. It helps them, among other things, to develop their products, their risk management capacity and their access to new technologies. “ Olivia van Rooyen, Executive Director, Kuyasa Fund The Kuyasa Fund was able to improve its institutional capacity through the technical assistance supplied by PlaNet Finance. Together, we have established the foundation necessary for the expansion of our housing product range. ” Developing programs

launched through the stimulus is the Social Employment Fund, which will pioneer a new and innovative approach to public employment. The Social Employment Fund will partner with non-governmental organisations across the country to deliver ‘work for the common good’. This work is in areas like community safety, food kitchens, urban agriculture, early childhood development and the fight against gender-based violence. The Social Employment Fund will create 50,000 new work opportunities in the first

World War II illuminated key differences between the countries’ motives despite their alliance. While the alliance helped to win World War II by uniting the three major powers against a single enemy, it inevitably waned after the defeat of their only mutual enemy: the Nazis. Thus, Germany’s territories, especially Berlin, became a major point of contention during the Cold War. The Cold War was inevitable due to the differing motives between the three countries and the increasing tension between the Western

self-support index of local governments in Korea is low (73.4% for Busan in 2005, which is higher than most cities and provinces in Korea other than Seoul), and therefore, local governments rely heavily on national subsidies, general grants and local transfer fund from the central government (Appendix Table 1.3). Notably, HEIs and vocational education are governed centrally by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MOE) and the Ministry of Labor (MOL), while the local governments play an