...within two months of deposit of application. Brokerage rates mentioned are net in hand and subject to TDS. Brokerage rates are exclusive of service tax, In case you are liable to pay service tax & registered under the said act please raise an invoice mentioning your service tax registration number. * ROI is subject to change. Please confirm with your servicing branch before submission of deposits. RECOMMENDED FIXED DEPOSITS SCHEMES Company Scheme Rating Min. Deposit Amount Interest Frequency 6 Cum - Int comp annually HDFC ( Individual Deposits) Upto 1 Cr Rates Effective from 28/8/2013 CRISIL (FAAA) ICRA (MAAA) 20000*1000 Yearly Hlf Yrly Qtly 40000*1000 Mtly Cum - Int comp annually CRISIL (FAAA) ICRA (MAAA) 20000*1000 Yearly Hlf Yrly Qtly 40000*1000 Mtly *Cum - Int comp annually HDFC ( Ind & Trust Deposits) Deposits from 1 Crore upto Rs.5 Crores CRISIL (FAAA) ICRA (MAAA) Interest Revised W.E.F 28/08/2013 Annualy Hlf Yrly Monthly Interest Rate (%) 12 12-23 = 9.25 12-23=9.05 12-23=8.95 12-23=8.90 12-23 = 9.25 12-23=9.05 12-23=8.95 12-23=8.90 12M =10.00 12M=9.80 12M=9.65 12M=9.70 12M = 10.10 12M=9.90 12M=9.75 12M=9.80 15M -9.60 15M -9.40 15M -9.30 15M -9.25 Double Money Plan Broker Rates 36M & Above 48-60M=9.00 48-60M=9.00 48-60M=8.80 48-60M=8.70 48-60M=8.65 48-60M=9.00 48-60M=9.00 48-60M=8.80 48-60M=8.70 48-60M=8.65 36M=9.30 36M=9.30 36M=9.10 36M=8.95 36M=9.00 36M=9.45 36M=9.45 36M=9.25 36M=9.10 36M=9.15 33M - 9.50 33M - 9.50 33M - 9.30 33M - 9.20 33M - 9.15 9.15% 9.35%...
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...The Roles and Functions of Law in Business No Name LAW/421 September 16, 2013 Richard Simon, J.D. The Roles and Functions of Law in Business In order for a business to run successfully, there needs to be a balance of good employees, a good moral code, and a sound foundation in rules and regulations. Some of the rules and regulations within a company will be attributable to the current laws. These laws help companies function in a way that is ethical and fair to its business partners, customers, and employees. No company can run and make a profit without following guidelines set in place. Some may not realize that laws are also in place to protect the company as well. Wrong doings can happen on both sides. Developing laws protects everyone. In society, the same rules apply. Laws are set in place to keep things orderly and to keep individuals safe. There are hundreds of laws. Some are not well-known to the public, but some are so well-known that they have just become a form of common sense. Individuals know that it is wrong to steal and most will refrain from doing so because they know that if they do not, there is a chance of being fined or incarcerated. Business Law Business law primarily deals with businesses that are already in place and the creation of new businesses. Some issues that business law addresses are tax laws, intellectual property, employment law, bankruptcy, and real estate (Melvin, 2011). These laws provide solid ethical expectations. Those...
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...Ang epekto ng oras ng paguwi sa study habits ng mga estudyante ng IV- freedom Araling Panlipunan IV Winona Alano Johndale Diva Leanne Lopez Bianca Peregrino Honil Serrana D.Layunin sa pagaaral. • Matukoy kung ano ang oras ng paguwi ng mga magaaral ng IV Freedom. • Mahanap ang mga dahilan kung bakit sila nahuhuli sa paguwi. • Maunawaan ang kanilang mga study habits. E. Kahalagahan ng Pagsusuri. Ang pagaaral na ito ay nakatuon sa relasyon ng oras paguwi sa iba ibang study habits ng mga magaaral ng IV freedom. Sa mahabang araw na pamamalagi sa paaralan marami ang ibinibigay na takdang aralin sa mga magaaral sa maaas na paaralan at responsibilidad din nila ang pagaaral ng mga assignaturang itunuro sa kanila. Ngunit hindi maiiwasan dahil sa mga iba ibang dahilan ang hindi paguwi ng maaga, na nagiging suliranin ng mga estudyante at nagpapahirap ng time management sa mga gawain sa bahay. Ang pagsasaliksik na ito ay isang imbestigasyon sa mga dahilan kung bakit late na sila nakakauwi at kung nagpapabigat ba ito sa pasanin ng gma magaaral ng IV freedom at kung paano nila inaasikaso ang mga gawain sa bahay at mga tinakda ng mga guro sa kanila. F. Saklaw at Determinasyon Ang pagsasaliksik na ito ay naka pokus sa paghahanap ng relasyon ng paguwi ng gabi at ang study habits ng magaaral sa paggawa ng assignatura, proyekto at pagaaral ng leksyon ito ay nakapokus lamang sa mga magaaral ng IV- Freedom mula Nobyembre 20- 28 ay patuloy naming oobserbahan ang mga study habits...
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...Health Reform, American Style by Hobson Carroll Today’s health care financing mess requires an American fix. We need a rational solution that recognizes where we have come from in paying and providing for health care in this country, as well as our government, history, culture, economic system and all the other things that define us as a nation. The entire world is struggling with health care financing. Solutions need to be locally relevant, and the United States is no exception. My proposal for reforming core elements in the health care system follows. Everyone Is Charged The Same Amount Currently, the same service from the same provider costs different parties different amounts depending on who is paying. This is patently ridiculous for something society has effectively stated is a right, or at least a social utility. We must require all-payer, transparent pricing from providers for their products and services. Each provider is free to set prices as they deem appropriate, but those prices must be the same to all purchasers. I am referring to a price that represents the true, bottom- line net charge that the provider bills and collects. Payers won’t be able to negotiate with providers for special discounts or pricing concessions for any reason. If a provider agrees to a particular schedule of fees or prices with a given payer, fine. But it then applies to every other payer as well. This doesn’t mean that insurance benefits must cover whatever the provider charges. Schedules...
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...V I S I O N S F O R T H E F U T U R E Of The U.S. Health Care System The Other Side Of The Coin by Dennis R. Barry In today’s health care arena in the United States, two seemingly inexorable, and conflicting, forces seem to be on a collision course. Politically, the cry is for universal insuror another. However, it’s important to recognize that one person’s health care cost is someone else’s health care found to reduce health care incomes. Those changes are not if it comes to pass—will be pushing costs in the other direcincome. In order to reduce health care costs, a way must be going to come easily, especially when universal coverage— tion. To say that the “health income reducees” might resist ance coverage, or more accurately access, for health care. Economically, the common perception is that health care in the United States costs too much and doesn’t necessarily deliver as much bang for the buck as it should considering and at worst impossible, but there is a way. Politically Speaking On the political side, universal insurance coverage has great popular appeal. In practice, however, its effect will be to provide a new source of revenue from which mediuninsured are poor, many have insurance available to them, but have chosen to forgo it. Of course they are at risk in the the price. Reconciling these forces seems at best difficult is an understatement, but it does point out the difficulty of bringing costs down. Each constituency is going to hang on our incomes...
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...pResented by the society of ActuARies, the cAsuAlty ActuARiAl society And the cAnAdiAn institute of ActuARies Risk Management: The Current Financial Crisis, Lessons Learned and Future Implications Copyright 2008 by the Society of Actuaries. R I s k M a n a g e M e n T: the current financial crisis, lessons learned and future implications introduction the current financial crisis presents a case study of a “financial tsunami” (as former federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan recently called it) on what can go wrong. its ramifications are far-reaching and the lessons learned will be embedded in risk management practices for years to come. As one of the premier enterprise risk professions in practice today, the actuarial profession is sharing its substantial insight into what went wrong and the implications for the future. on behalf of the society of Actuaries, the casualty Actuarial society and the canadian institute of Actuaries, we are pleased to provide a series of essays on Risk Management: The Current Financial Crisis, Lessons Learned and Future Implications. this e-book is the result of a call for essays on the subject coordinated by the following groups: • • • • The Joint Risk Management Section of the Society of Actuaries, Casualty Actuarial Society and Canadian institute of Actuaries The Investment Section of the Society of Actuaries International Network of Actuarial Risk Managers Enterprise Risk Management Institute International ...
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...How Fair Value Measurement Changes Risk Management Behavior in the Insurance Industry JANUARY 2013 SPONSORED BY Financial Reporting Section Society of Actuaries PREPARED BY Bruce B. Rosner, FSA, MAAA Ernst & Young LLP Mark J. Freedman, FSA, MAAA Ernst & Young LLP The opinions expressed and conclusions reached by the authors are their own and do not represent any official position or opinion of the Society of Actuaries or its members. The Society of Actuaries makes no representation or warranty to the accuracy of the information. In addition, the discussion and examples presented in this paper are for educational purposes. They are not to be viewed as an authoritative statement by the Society of Actuaries or Ernst & Young LLP on the quality and/or appropriateness of an individual company’s practices or an indicator of “better” practice from one company relative to another. © 2013 Society of Actuaries, All Rights Reserved Acknowledgments We would like to acknowledge and thank a number of individuals who contributed to the success of this study: • Ronora Stryker and Jan Schuh from the Society of Actuaries for providing leadership and coordination The Project Oversight Group for guidance throughout this project: • Robert Baldwin • Mark Bergstrom • Jim Bridgeman • Joonghee Huh • Kathryn McCarthy (Chair) • James Norman • Jim Reiskytl • Doug Van Dam The companies that volunteered to be interviewed anonymously for this study Other members of the Ernst & Young team who...
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...CPCU eJournal Published by the CPCU Society August 2011 Underwriting—A Profit Engine or Lost Opportunity? Current Challenges and Potential Solutions to an Evolving Underwriting Environment by G. Clinton Harris, CPCU, ARe, ARP, Ronald C. Licata, CPCU, AIM, Raymond S. Nichols, CPCU, FCAS, FCA, MAAA, CIDM, ARe, William F. O’Connor, Jr., CPCU, AIM, ARM, Lisa Poirier, CPCU, Thomas E. Quinn, CPCU, ARM and Gregory Riley, CPCU Introduction unning an insurance company is like managing a supermarket, where the price of the product is determined by the checkout clerk.” This decades old quote was meant to accurately describe a process in which subjectivity and perceptions of individual underwriters determined prices. This highlights the historical concern for fairness, accuracy, and consistency in underwriting. When we look at the underwriter’s role today we find two startling realities: (1) the underwriting function, however described and accomplished, is pivotal for any insurer and (2) the industry does not appear to be investing adequately in the development of professional underwriters for the skills being demanded. This is most notable with the impending loss of senior talent to retirement and the increasing availability of electronic tools to support the function. The research in this article examines the changes in the underwriting process. The professional underwriter still brings accuracy, fairness, and a consistent approach to profit to the table for the future oriented...
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...Report on Pragati Life Insurance Limited INTRODUCTION Background: This term project was prepared for fulfilling the requirement of EM-553 Strategic Human Resources Management course. The work started as assigned by the honorable Course Instructor. It took about one month to finish the project. Objectives: The objectives of the term project were: To understand the strategic planning and implementation process of Performance Appraisal at Pragati Life Insurance Ltd. and matching it with the theoretical concepts of the course 1. To identify the executive level and officer level strategies of Performance Appraisal Pragati Life Insurance Ltd. 2. To identify a problem in performance evaluation system and recommend strategies for the improvement, which will strengthen the company’s overall effectiveness for serving its objectives. Scope: The scope of the term project was limited to analyze the performance appraisal system at Pragati Life Insurance Ltd. and recommend restructuring measures for improvement of the system. Limitation: The limited time given for the term project was a major limitation. The company set the condition that they would not provide some confidential information. The lower level employees of the company were not available for interviews while doing the research. Methodology: Primarily interview of employees of Pragati Life Insurance Limited was conducted to know the system Secondary data was analyzed to gain further understanding of the performance...
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...mononeuropathy (disease involving only one nerve) and is the most common cause of acute facial nerve paralysis,” paliwanag nito. Ang kaso ng Bell’s Palsy ay umaabot ng 15-30 kada 100,000 tao kada taon.Ang karaniwang inaatake ay ang mga buntis at mga taong diabetic, ayon sa pagsusuri ng American Academy Neurology(AAN). Ang mga batang may taong 13 pababa ay mas mababa ang posibillidad ng pagatake nito. Itinuturong dahilan kaya nagkakaroon ng Bell’s Palsy ay ang pamamaga ng facial nerve dahil sa injury o infection Napagalaman din na ang virus na karaniwang umaatake ay ang Herpes sipmplex virus(HSV-1). Dahilan din ang disorder sa immune system. Hindi lamang ang pagka-paralysis ng facial muscles ang maaaring maranasan ng may Bell’s Palsy kundi maaa-ring makadama siya ng sakit sa likod ng taynga, kawalan ng panglasa sa pagkain at maaari rin na hindi makarinig. Iglap ang pagkaparalisa ng facial muscles kaya hindi mapigilan ang pagkurap, pagkisap at ang paggalaw ng eyelids. Mayroong hindi makontrol ang pagngiti at ang pagsara ng bibig. May mga taong nag-aakalang dahil ito sa exposure sa lamig, sobrang pag-iisip sa gabi at kung anu-ano pa. Ang sabi ni Dr. Emmanuel Eduardo, isang neurologist at Director ng International Institute for Neurosciences at St. Luke's Medical Center: “If you look at the literatures, there’s nothing that says kapag...
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...Seven AM, the usual morning line-up Start on the chores and sweep till the floor's all clean Polish and wax, do laundry and mop and shine up Sweep again, and by then, it's like seven fifteen And so I'll read a book, or maybe two or three I'll add a few new paintings to my gallery I'll play guitar and knit and cook and basically Just wonder when will my life begin? Then after lunch, it's puzzles and darts and baking Paper-mache, a bit of ballet and chess Pottery and ventriloquy, candle-making Then I'll stretch, maybe sketch Take a climb, sew a dress And I'll re-read the books, if I have time to spare I'll paint the wall some more, I'm sure there's room somewhere And then I'll brush and brush and brush and brush my hair Stuck in the same place I've always been And I'll keep wondering, and wondering, and wondering, and wondering When will my life begin? Tomorrow night, the lights will appear Just like they do on my birthday each year What is it like out there where they glow? Now that I'm older, mother might just let me go I See the Light From "Tangled" Performed by Mandy Moore and Zachary Levi | All those days watching from the windows All those years outside looking in All that time never even knowing Just how blind I've been Now I'm here, blinking in the starlight Now I'm here, suddenly I see Standing here, it's all so clear I'm where I'm meant to be And at last I see the light And it's like the fog has lifted And at last I see...
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...kagaspangan L ng Phil. Ports Authority ang lugar na iyon. Bagamat may kagaspangan ang pagkakasemento, na noong una ay binalak niya sa v for you?" // "Wala ho. Hihingi lang ako ng paumanhin sa kagaspangan ko kagabi. Pasensiya na ho." // "Wala iyon. Pero sa j glalakad sila patungo sa third hole. Nadadaanan nila ang kagaspangan ng matataas na damo, punungkahoy at mga palumpong. I inis. Galit din siya kay Cocoy dahil sa ipinakita nitong kagaspangan ng pag-uugali. Buong akala pa naman niya'y maginoo A g kapinuhan sa kainang publiko. Lumala ang hatol niya sa kagaspangan ni Alvin nang ang tubig na inumin ay minumog bago l j pagsasalita ni Divine. // Dahil ayaw niyang magpakita ng kagaspangan, pilit na nakipag-usap nang matino si Menard sa dal A o. // "Bastos! Ano ka ba? Pati sa bata nagpapakita ka ng kagaspangan. Wala kang karapatang gawin 'yon. Ayoko na!" impit 6 oong Santos // iyon ang ahente // mabuti hung tao // may kagaspangan lamang na kumilos at magsalita // dinaramdam kong h 4 awa mo lang ang tungkulin mo // at hindi ka nagpakita ng kagaspangan ng ugali // sa pagiging doktor hindi ka nagkait sa 2 gpakita ng takot kay Mommy hindi rin naman nagpamalas ng kagaspangan o galit // kung iba sigurong mahina-hina ang loob b 9 ba pang nasa gayunding hanapbuhay ang taxi-driver ay may kagaspangan tahimik at may madilim na mukha // malas siguro par kagat F there o." Turo niya sa langit. // Nangingiti si Mitchel, kagat ang dalawang kamay ng nangangating gilagid. Napadako si...
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...Constantin Chiriţă Cavalerii florii de cireş CAPITOLUL I De aproape cincizeci de ani, orologiul cel mare din turnul şcolii supraveghea cu cadranele sale cele patru puncte cardinale; de aproape cincizeci de ani, acele sale enorme indicau fără greşeală ora exactă. Rareori, iarna, în timpul viscolelor, zăpada cotropitoare oprea mersul lor pe cadranul dinspre soare răsare, iar primăvara, hulubii sau ciorile sau alte zburătoare, în zbenguiala lor, grăbeau mersul vreunui minutar. Dar de fiecare dată, moş Timofte Păstrăvanu, paznicul şcolii, care-şi începuse meseria aceasta încă de pe vremea instalării marelui ornic, şi care, aşa cum spuneau elevii din clasele superioare, şi-o va încheia doar o dată cu oprirea definitivă a ceasului, se urca în turn, scutura scripeţii uriaşi şi începea să învârtească o manivelă cât oiştea carului. După ce asculta câteva clipe tic-tacul tunător şi clătina din cap a încuviinţare, moş Timofte scotea de la brâu o cutie rotundă de metal, cândva strălucitoare, o cutie mare cât o farfurie, o proptea pe genunchi şi o pocnea cu pumnul în creştet. Ca la comandă, cutia lepăda un capac pentru a dezveli un cadran de ceas cu aceleaşi disciplinate cifre romane care împodobeau feţele orologiului din turn. Paznicul scruta cu atenţie ora exactă şi potrivea întocmai acele “Gîngălăului”, pentru că aşa numea dânsul ceasul din turn. O dată treaba terminată, închidea cu câteva zdravene lovituri de pumn capacul “Ţîngălăului”, pentru că aşa numea dânsul ceasul de la brâu...
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