Internal control and risk management

Even if this sounds unfair, it is logical to expect rating agencies, which had been lax in evaluating credit risk, now to be rigorous in assessing all forms of risk, including sovereign risk.

There was tension in the lines of his mouth. His speech was clipped, as if under continuous rigorous control.

(a) Enterprise risk management and internal control framework

This volume of assets allows the Fund to expand its investment frontier and requires it to build up a risk control mechanism, to control comprehensively not only investment risk but also operational risk and technology risk.

(e) Create a risk and compliance section for better risk control of investments and operations

(b) Reviewing risk management and the internal control system

Debates on the programme budget therefore needed to be kept in perspective, without denying the need for rigorous control over the Organization's expenses.

The policy was a success the discipline imposed by strict and rigorous concentration on a sole objective enabled policymakers to control and then conquer inflation.

(d) Effective and efficient systems of risk management and internal control and

In addition, new methodologies have been developed for more sophisticated risk control.

In the meantime, manual control will be exercised for high risk cases.

Even more problematic reasons include lower risk of litigation, less rigorous ethical reviews, and populations that are willing to participate in almost any study that hints at a cure.

In order to curb investment demand, tighter credit rationing and monetary policy are inevitable in 2008, while investment projects and land use will be subject to more rigorous control.

The chief will be responsible for risk control of the Fund's investments as a whole in terms of portfolio risk, operational risk and compliance risk, and will plan and perform the oversight of performance measurement, investment risk analysis and operational risk analysis, including risk arising from sub adviser and service provider relationships.

(h) Border control strengthened through technical equipment support and enhanced risk assessment, targeting and profiling skills

In other words, the Fed will use regulatory instruments to control credit growth, risk taking, and leverage.

Everyone admires Germany s rigorous management and capacity to reform.

On the contrary, it has become more rigorous and covert.

But today s French legislation is less rigorous than it seems.

But, while Bernanke s view is theoretically rigorous, reality is not.

Given the role internal audit should play in evaluating and improving risk management and control systems the UNHCR Audit Service embarked, in late 2004, on a risk management pilot project.

While last week's firing incidents were ultimately contained, the risk was great that events could spiral out of control.

Rigorous conservation efforts has increased their population the last few decades.

The penalty imposed was a one year term of Rigorous Imprisonment .

As a first step towards a more rigorous control of tourism activities, the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting adopted two resolutions to enhance information exchange and consultation and to further the development and implementation of site specific guidelines.

(a) Outsource a part of equity investments and utilize index tracking management in the developed markets for better risk control

The secretariat will be more rigorous in issuing invitations and documents earlier.

(c) To review the systems of internal control and risk management and compliance with those systems and with policies and regulations

(m) Review the United Nations system of internal control, including financial, operational, compliance controls and evaluate the effectiveness of risk management

Without such a vision, proper budgetary control would be impossible and the risk of fraud, waste and other problems would increase.

Again, rigorous analysis requires testing these historical analogies for fitness with current circumstances.

Rape and sexual assault take away women's control over when, with whom, and how they have sex, significantly increasing risk of HIV.

Most women around the world become HIV infected through their partner's high risk behaviour, over which they have little if any control.

In paragraph 294, the Board recommended that UNICEF implement a comprehensive risk management framework to enhance its governance and management control processes.

As well as responsibility for the operational policies and procedures, the Risk and Compliance Section provides overall control, such that pre settlement activities are managed and monitored and that risk, up to trade settlement, is controlled.

These contracts are often used in military and government contractors to put the risk on the side of the vendor, and control costs.

There was no automated exchange rate control over transactions coming from field offices, which entails a risk of posting the wrong exchange rate.

There was no automated exchange rate control over transactions coming from field offices, which entails a risk of posting the wrong exchange rate.

The countries and international agencies concerned should also undertake joint efforts to tighten control on international financial flows and to reduce financial risk.

Many then went through the rigorous training to become inspecteurs de finance , senior state officials.

The shortage of university slots has made a rigorous testing system all the more competitive.

The government (the visible hand) sets the benchmark price for risk free financial assets through monetary policy and control over fiscal deficits, while the market (the invisible hand) sets the risk premia of risky assets above the benchmark rate.

Analytical skills, business knowledge, and understanding of human behavior and the vagaries of information systems are required to design and manage programs that control risk .

Owing to their operational complexity, geographical dispersion and large financial expenditure, peacekeeping missions had more inherent control risk than other parts of the United Nations.