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Release date: May 17, 2024 12:00 small Moderate big 23rd ICMSS Several student teams from Chula's BBA International Program swept over 10 awards in business plan competitions over the past year, competing against prestigious universities such as the University of Florida, HEC Montreal, University of Alberta, Maastricht University, and Nanyang University. . others. Some of the major events where the Chula BBA team has won awards recently include the Indonesian Capital Market Student Study (ICMSS), UW Global Business Case Competition (UW GBCC), L'Oréal Brandstorm, and more.Chula BBA team participated in the 23rd Indonesia Capital Market Student Study Group (ICMSS) held…

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Nippon Life Insurance Company (Nippon Life), Japan's largest life insurance company, has reached an agreement with CoreBridge Financial and its parent company American International Group (AIG) to acquire a 20% stake in CoreBridge. announced. Through this acquisition, Nippon Life will establish a strategic partnership with both companies in order to increase the value of CoreBridge. Purchases must be paid in cash. CoreBridge has over $390 billion in assets under management and administration as of March 31, 2024 and is one of the largest retirement solutions and insurance product providers in the United States. AIG announced that it will sell approximately…

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In March 2024, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published two documents setting out an updated supervisory approach to the asset management and alternatives sector. These are the FCA's 2024/25 Business Plan (Business Plan) and a “Dear CEO Letter'' titled “Dear Chief Executive Officer of the Company''. Asset Management and Alternatives Oversight Strategy – Interim Update” (Letter to the CEO). The business plan details the regulatory agenda and strategic priorities for the coming year, and the Dear CEO letter serves as a parallel resource to inform stakeholders of the FCA's regulatory expectations and near- to medium-term focus. To do. A particular…

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What can CFOs do to keep their organizations stable even when the economy and the world appear to be in turmoil? Much depends on continuing to articulate financial goals for executives and the company as a whole. How has James Rochette, Chief Financial Officer of Anaqua, a software company focused on intellectual property management, approached this challenge in his more than 25 years of experience in the financial industry? He spoke with Katie Kuehner Ebert about how finance can guide and support organizations during times of rapid growth and global expansion. High interest rates, economic instability and heightened political risk…

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Through the years, Bruce Claflin has learned a valuable skill as a much-in-demand board member—how to delicately respond to shareholder questions and concerns without delving into subjects best handled by management. “The principal interface with investors should be management, as they’re there day-to-day and are close to all the issues,” says Claflin, who has served on the boards of 3Com, Time Warner Telecom and Advanced Micro Devices. “But there are times when a major investor wants or needs to talk to someone on the board, particularly when it involves governance or corporate responsibility.” In a world of instant information, some…

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The Momentum 2030 North American Plan is defined by four key points. Electrification is progressing by combining powertrains such as hybrid, plug-in hybrid, and battery electric. One new or completely refreshed car will debut every year from 2026 to 2030.New vehicles will be introduced in more segments Increase the number of dealers to cover more sales markets across the United States.A new design store will be introduced Technology and innovation characterize MMNA's sales, marketing and customer satisfaction processes. MMNA reaffirms commitment to dealer sales model with dealer partners franklin, tennessee, May 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — Mitsubishi Motors North America (MMNA)…

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Artificial intelligence has proven useful in finding patterns that humans cannot connect to otherwise. By shuffling through large amounts of data, AI can find the information you need in seconds and take action much faster than a real human. The problem is that AI relies on data provided by humans. Also, unlike humans, they cannot use empathy to tell when details are wrong. This phenomenon is often referred to as “bias.” Incomplete data pools or algorithms can result in false positives or false positives that can impact your results. As hackers become more sophisticated each year, this bias could well…

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Receiving notification that you've won a business grant you didn't apply for may seem like a stroke of luck, but it's not. It's a scam.Limited access to funds makes small business owners especially vulnerable to grant scams, according to Carolina Martinez, CEO of California-based microbusiness network Cameo. According to the Federal Reserve Bank's 2023 Small Business Credit Report, only about half of small business loan applicants are approved for the full amount they request. And to make matters worse, many of the grant scams are pretty convincing, with fake websites, operational call centers and persuasive representatives.But there are some warning…

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In recent years, production from the world's uranium mines has supplied 90% of the power company's demand. Primary production from the mines is complemented by secondary supplies, which previously consisted mostly of former military supplies but now consist of recycled products and stockpiles accumulated when demand fell. All mineral commodity markets tend to be cyclical (In other words Uranium prices have risen and fallen significantly over the years, but these fluctuations tend to coincide with a long-term downward trend in real prices as technological improvements reduce production costs at mines. However, the uranium market saw high prices in the…

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Data for this study was collected in April.Business confidence fell sharply from late 2021 to late 2022, hitting a low of -22.2. It has since shown a tentative recovery. At the start of the second quarter of 2024, the sentiment index rose slightly for the second consecutive quarter. However, business confidence remains below the series average since 2012 (-4.1). Download CSVView Data TableBusiness confidence2019Yang4.02019April2.42019July0.92019October-4.62020Yang-1.62020April-51.92020July-22.82020October-15.92021Yang-11.42021April0.02021July11.92021October12.92022Yang-0.62022April-9.92022July-12.52022October-22.22023Yang-13.22023April-8.12023July-8.32023October-10.12024Yang-7.72024April-6.0Sources: CBS, EIB, KVK, MKB-Nederland, VNO-NCWBusiness confidence2019Yang4.02019April2.42019July0.92019October-4.62020Yang-1.62020April-51.92020July-22.82020October-15.92021Yang-11.42021April0.02021July11.92021October12.92022Yang-0.62022April-9.92022July-12.52022October-22.22023Yang-13.22023April-8.12023July-8.32023October-10.12024Yang-7.72024April-6.0Sources: CBS, EIB, KVK, MKB-Nederland, VNO-NCW Sentiment remains negative across most sectors Business sentiment has improved in most sectors this quarter, but overall it remains negative. Motor vehicle trading and repair…

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