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Qualified Competent Authority Agreement
An agreement between authorized representatives of Countries Parties or jurisdictions that are parties to an international convention providing for the automatic exchange of country-specific reports between States Parties to the convention.
Operational-Level Agreement (OLA)
An internal agreement between departments or teams that defines responsibilities and service expectations.
Fund's Total Assets Value
The fund’s assets value that are valued based on the method of assets valuation stipulated in the fund’s terms and conditions.
Import Substitution
A policy aimed at reducing dependency on imports by encouraging domestic production of goods.
Usability Testing
A method of testing websites, applications, or any digital product, by observing real users as they attempt to perform certain tasks on those products.
Grey-Box Testing
Combines white-box and black-box testing, identifying defects due to improper structure or usage.
Investments and Operating Funds' Management
Making investment decisions for investment funds and clients’ portfolios in circumstances involving the exercise of discretion, and operating investment funds.
Liability Management
Strategies for managing and optimizing a company's debt and financial obligations to minimize risk and improve financial stability.
Cash Management
Managing all processes related to cash including collecting or exchange and usage of cash. It involves assessing market liquidity, cash flow, investments and setting the payment priority.
Capital Appreciation
An increase in the value of an asset or investment over time.
Reclamation
Cancelation of allocation and returning the same to the authorized entity.
Negative Amortization
A loan repayment structure where unpaid interest is added to the principal balance.
Activity Form Name
The name of the sub-activity of the competition on the basis of which it will be offered by the government entity.
Share Issuance with the Suspension of Preemptive Rights
An offer of additional shares through a capital increase with the suspension of existing shareholders’ preemptive rights in the additional shares.
Intangible Asset
A non-monetary asset that lacks physical substance but possess economic value and contributes to generating of revenues.
Stock Buyback
A company's process of purchasing its own shares that are traded in the market from shareholders, in order to increase share value and earnings per share.
Structural Reforms
Policy changes aimed at improving economic efficiency and productivity.
Fixed Asset
Are long-term assets that a business or organization owns and uses for its operations, such as buildings, machineries, or equipment.
Restructuring
The process of reorganizing a company's operations, finances, or structure to improve its efficiency, profitability, or adapt to changing market conditions.
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